Terrace Health & Rehab Center

It is a mid-sized home with 119 federally certified beds. On a typical day, about 106 residents live there, so it usually runs close to full — worth asking about a wait list.

It is a skilled nursing facility, meaning it provides daily nursing care and short-term rehab after a hospital stay. Its own services page lists physical, occupational, and speech therapy, hospice care through a partner, and short respite stays. It also describes a transitional care program called PATH aimed at getting recovering patients home. Confirm any specific need, like memory care or dialysis, directly with the staff.

Federal records still list it under the CommuniCare family of companies, run as a for-profit corporation. As of December 2025 the building became affiliated with Saber Healthcare Group, and Saber's website now carries its address and phone. Records can lag a change like this, so ask who runs the building today when you call.

Government regulators give it 3 out of 5 stars overall, which is average. Staffing is 4 stars and quality measures 5 stars, both strong; health inspections are the weaker area at 2 stars. Star ratings come from official government health inspections and reporting — they are a regulatory measure, not family reviews.

Inspections are the soft spot here: the last cycle found 10 deficiencies, though the home had no fines. Ask what was cited and what has been corrected. Staffing scored 4 stars and no administrators left recently, so the main focus can stay on the inspection history and on how the PATH program would fit your family member's recovery.

The building's phone is (724) 438-6000, which also reaches admissions. It sits at 410 Terrace Drive in Uniontown, in Fayette County. The operator's other Pennsylvania buildings include Rose Meadows in Pittsburgh and Perry in Wexford.