Horrible facility. Mother spent three weeks and showed zero progress from the the day she arrived…read moreto the day she lefts

My mother was taken here after she was released from the hospital from the flu and COPD. Upon…read morearrival there were two girls that came to the car and help us carry in her belongings. They were very very nice and respectful and made us aware of everything that was going to happen. The food here was very very good but not always hot one brought to her room. She had physical therapy and occupational therapy during the week and on the weekends she had a little break. All the nurses were exceptional and were very helpful with anything she needed. I would highly recommend this rehab facility coming from a family of healthcare providers we know what we're looking at and I truly have to say this place was amazing. If you or a family member need any type of rehab please send them here you won't be disappointed and they will be home in no time from all the great care they will receive

I am writing this review based on my experience during the 2016 summer when my aunt was a patient…read morein the snf, 3rd floor, for short term rehab, about 2 weeks. I am also a nurse. The facility's decor is from the 80's but in good repair. As you enter the facility, we were greeted by receptionist Antonette, very friendly. I am still impressed that there was never a nursing home smell, no urine smell to the entire facility. The staff, RN's, LPN'S and nurse's aides to patient ratio was very low, well staffed. The staff worked as a team and had a good attitude. Call bells were consistently answered quickly, usually under 2 minutes, so much faster than in the hospital. The nurses really paid attention to the patients' expressed and unexpressed needs. I was very impressed with their assessment skills and compassion not just for my aunt, but also for the other patients. The patients were kept clean, neat, appropriately clothed and moved, and alarmed against falls. Patients were tolieted and had frequent changes of disposable underwear. Also the nursing staff called the family consistently in real time when changes in medication or doctor's appointments were made, really great communication. The physical therapist, speech therapist, occupational therapist, and social worker worked well with my aunt, they appropriately challenged her and treated her as an individual. To this day, I am still impressed with what my aunt and her family experienced in 2016 at this very good snf.

From the owner: The Meadows Nursing Center is a long-term care facility offering skilled nursing services…read moreconsistently voted the best in the area. Our philosophy has always focused on our residents first. Quality of life and quality of care are unmatched as we join together top-rated nursing care, skilled therapy services, and recreational activities delivered with respect, compassion, and dignity making The Meadows Nursing Center The Place for your loved one.

My husband went to the rehabilitation center to work on his walking. The staff , all the aides and…read morenurses were all great. I would highly recommend this place.

My father is in the Helen M Simpson rehab. We are thrilled that my father gets 0T and PT all…read morethrough the day. He is busy and very motivated to get stronger and improve mobility . The staff is challenging him (at an appropriate level) and recognizing his weaknesses. I am impressed by the staff and how they working towards immediate improvement and establishing future goals.

I went to this rehab a few years ago and now my husband is in there as of today. I was in a few…read moreweeks after a 12 hour surgery on my back and I loved the place! The nurses were so nice and very friendly. I also thought the same of the doctors there too. So when my husband said he was going there I told him that it's great there. My husband is there for a totally different illness. We almost lost him due to a C.O.P.D. Exasperation. He was in ICU for 2 weeks and thanks to the wonderful doctors and nurses at the Reading Hospital he is here with us. So I know they will do what is good for him and send him home to us good as new.

I spent a month in Reading Health System and the Post Acute Rehab unit; almost three weeks in…read moreRehab. I had a massive cerebellar stroke. It wasn't recognized by the ambulance crew or the ER. Only the CT scan revealed the extent of my atypical stroke. The doctors pumped 3% saline directly to the site of the infarction for 10 days. Not .3%... 3%. The marvelous Rehab therapists are the best; the acute care doctor that treated me is pretty great too. Therapists have a continuous stream of pitiful stroke patients... but manage to make every patient feel like they are the first stroke patient that they have ever treated. Thousands of people have been in Rehab before me, many with more knowledge about the methods and value of therapy than I will ever have... but the therapists never let on. God bless them. Without their persistent encouragement I wouldn't be typing this, walking to the kitchen for a drink of water and sitting in the bath tub like a Christian to take a bath. Without the antiedema therapy I'd have a hole in the back of my head or I'd be gone.