Total Rehab Moorestown

Total Rehab Moorestown sits at 212 Marter Ave in Moorestown, New Jersey, and people come here for post-hospital rehabilitation and physical therapy, where a team of nurses, physicians, therapists, and other professionals works day and night to help folks recover and get stronger, and this place has 124 certified beds with an average of 121 residents daily, so you'll usually see people coming and going through the halls, and since it's staffed by a good group of healthcare workers and aides, there's always someone to help out with personal care, rehab programs, and even the daily needs, whether that means tailored therapy or just a hand with meals in their recovery suites. Some call it a hotel-like environment, and you'll notice the private suites, the fancy pool that makes you feel like you're at a spa, and even an on-site salon for those who want a haircut or style during their stay, with advanced rehab equipment and treatments planned out by an interdisciplinary team that includes speech and language pathologists, occupational and physical therapists, dietitians, nurse aides, social workers, and clinicians who look after everyone as best they can, using all the latest technology to track recovery. Management changed in January 2024, when Sam Stern took over for Moorestown Operator Holdco LLC, which is indirectly owned by Dov Green and Boruch Mermelstein, and the place is affiliated with Preferred Care and set up as a for-profit partnership, so you might notice some things reflect that, like their staffing at 4.64 nursing hours per resident each day and a higher nurse turnover rate of about 56%. They do keep the doors open every day, round the clock, so families can visit any time, and folks always have care on hand, and when you've got a mix of care options and a team working with you, from custom rehab plans to meals and home evaluations, you get a comprehensive approach focused on whatever outcome's needed for each resident. Like most facilities, this one's not perfect, since inspection reports show 13 deficiencies as of the last check in December 2023, including issues with infection control-two deficiencies relate to infections specifically-and pharmacy services, with problems in how drugs are labeled or stored, so it's important to know the place has some steps to take on safety, too. Still, most people will see the effort to make folks feel at home with thoughtful rooms, daily care services, spa-style perks, and rehab that's designed with outcomes in mind, and with all of this wrapped together, Total Rehab Moorestown does provide support for recovery even while it's working through its cited deficiencies, so families should weigh both the amenities and the inspection history when choosing a spot for rehab services. The facility keeps a website at trmoorestown.com for more on their services and latest updates.