Quakertown Center

My November and December were definitely interesting. I took a fall and fractured my tibia on November 5th. Seven weeks in a skilled nursing facility taught me humility, patience, compassion, and gratitude. I met some incredible nurses, aides, therapists, and fellow patients who helped me through one of the hardest chapters of my life. I am so thankful for every kind word, every helping hand, and every bit of encouragement.

I found this place for a family member who was homeless, just had surgery, and suffered from mental health issues. It was a blessing. They offer so much for there residents. For all types of ages, and restrictions.

I transport many patients to their doctors appointments from here everyone here is always pleasant, I love my job and enjoy in the conversations with many of the patients here, Happy Thanksgiving to all of you , your IMT transport driver.

I stayed there for rehab and wound care for 5 months. I had a wonderful experience. I loved my day and night nurse. They were excellent changing my leg wrap. They were patient teaching me to give myself insulin. The entire staff are very friendly and the facility was always clean. I enjoyed talking to the residents and most were very friendly. The only thing I could complain about, was the food, because being a diabetic we shouldn't eat high carb food. The food was good, but really not for me. I think there should be a menu just for special needs people. I would give this place a 10 for the staff and a 7 for the meals.

Not a big fan of most nursing homes, this one is different, the staff are like family to these residents, the residents feel at home and even past residents like to come visit.