Pennypack Rehab and Care Center

Name: Pennypack Rehab and Care Center
Address: 8015 Lawndale Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19111, United States
Price range: $$

Philadelphia Pennsylvania, United States , Pennsylvania , United States

4.0 on Google · 117 reviews

Skilled Nursing

About Pennypack Rehab and Care Center

Pennypack Rehab and Care Center is a skilled nursing community located in Philadelphia, offering rehabilitation and nursing home care for individuals who need ongoing medical support or short-term recovery services after a hospital stay, surgery, or illness. The center is designed for families seeking a higher level of care for a loved one than can be managed at home. Families considering Pennypack Rehab and Care Center for a parent or spouse are encouraged to reach out directly to learn more about daily routines, care planning, and visiting arrangements, as well as to arrange a tour of the community in person.

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Kristina Patchell a month ago

I am extremely disappointed with the care and conditions at this facility. The cleanliness is unacceptable. The facility is extremely dirty and has strong, unpleasant odors of urine and feces. This place is disgusting nasty smelly One of my biggest concerns is the way bedside commodes are handled. I have personally observed my mother having to have a bedside commode left in her room filled with waste for extended periods of time—sometimes all day and, on some occasions, as long as 24 hours. The commodes have no lids, and the smell becomes unbearable. I have actually seen my mother have to put a pillow over the commode because of the odor. This is completely unacceptable and extremely upsetting to witness. I have also personally heard staff members speaking to patients in a very rude and disrespectful manner, including yelling and screaming at them. Hearing this while I am on the phone with my mother has been extremely upsetting. Communication with the facility has also been very frustrating. Messages left for the social worker and other staff members regarding my mother often go unanswered, and calls are not returned at all. My mother is currently there, and I am doing everything I can to get her into a cleaner and more appropriate environment. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this facility to other families looking for care for their loved ones. If you are considering this facility for a family member, I strongly recommend visiting in person, asking questions, and paying close attention to the cleanliness, treatment of residents, and communication with family members. I would not send my dog or cat there. That is how strongly I feel about the conditions and treatment I have experienced. I would strongly recommend whoever has family there go there and really see the place
Michael Bellaty 7 months ago

A loved one of mine was admitted to this facility recently and we had an excellent experience. I have been to many other facilities before and this one is by far one of the nicest. The staff is very friendly and helpful and the therapy team was able to provide therapy that was geared towards my loved ones condition which resulted in an excellent recovery. I hope that we don't have to have another stay at a facility, but if we do, we will definitely choose Pennypack again.

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T Penny 7 months ago

I wouldn’t judge a book by its cover with this one. While the facility itself may not be the most updated aesthetically, the care my father received made a real difference. The staff was consistently accommodating, and communication with me as a family member was clear and reliable—which is huge when you’re navigating a situation like this. I especially want to highlight the physical therapy and social work teams. They were attentive, supportive, and truly invested in my dad’s progress and well-being. Having experienced several facilities over the past year, I can honestly say this one stood out in terms of how they treated him as a person, not just a patient. Id like to give a special thank you to Mike with PT, Andres with social services, Mary, who followed up after discharge and the woman at the front desk, I forget her name, was so friendly and welcoming. There’s always room for improvement, but overall, I’m grateful for the care my dad received here.
Smiley a year ago

It’s a tiny building in the back of a tiny street! I’ve heard good ad bad things about this place but I’m hoping it’s a good place being so close , not-many hospitals are around anymore, jeans hospital is a scary mess! I was just I there for week and they still can’t say what happend to me, it’s a joke !! N a 190,000 bill to go along with it !!!sad
Tish Bullock 9 months ago

Someone needs to seriously look in to this place and the way they are operating caring for and handling the residents there. When they don’t want to deal with or properly care for a resident they find a reason to send them out to the hospital. They are medically cleared released and they allow them back just long enough so that they can continue to charge and bill for the bed. And then repeat the cycle In the last month or two my relative has been sent to approximately 5 or 6 different hospitals with roughly a 2 day break in between each stay hospitals never find anything wrong but the stays are just long enough so they can continue to get paid to keep a bed. The communication is poor, request for patient care meeting are not honored or followed through on. questionable on if they actually truly properly follow through on medication and treatment plans. From the Nurses the aids the doctors on staff down to the social worker no one wants to properly do the job they are paid to do. Which is care for the people we entrust them too. Way more concerns that will be addressed through other channels but this place does not appear to be a trusted facility, this is the second facility my grandmother has been in due to relocating and moving states and by far the worst not what it appears to be. Do you research visit the facility talk to others before you lock into a facility. Moving facilities isn’t always the smoothest process so if you have loved ones here my advice is to check on them and follow up consistently.