Powerback Rehabilitation 1526 Lombard Street, Philadelphia, PA
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About Powerback Rehabilitation 1526 Lombard Street, Philadelphia, PA
Graduate Post Acute, located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, offers exceptional nursing and rehabilitative services in a caring environment. With over two decades of experience, the facility specializes in short-term rehabilitation, skilled nursing care, and therapies, ensuring quality and compassionate healthcare for its residents.
Graduate Post Acute is a well-respected nursing home located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, dedicated to providing exceptional post-acute care to its residents. Founded with a vision to enhance the quality of life for individuals recovering from surgery, illness, or injury, the facility has been serving the community for over two decades. With its commitment to offering personalized care, Graduate Post Acute has become a trusted resource for families seeking rehabilitative services.
The facility is known for its compassionate staff and state-of-the-art amenities that create a warm and welcoming environment. The nursing home boasts spacious living accommodations, outdoor areas for relaxation, and organized social activities that promote engagement among residents. Over the years, Graduate Post Acute has earned accolades for its high standards of care, maintaining various accreditations that reflect its quality service and reputation within the community.
Services provided by this facility
Graduate Post Acute specializes in a range of medical services designed to meet the diverse needs of its residents:
- Short-term rehabilitation
- Long-term skilled nursing care
- Occupational therapy
- Physical therapy
- Speech therapy
- Wound care management
- Palliative care
This facility is dedicated to enhancing the health and well-being of its residents through its expert medical care and supportive services.
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