Bryn Mawr Extended Care Center

Nursing Home & Long-Term Care in Bryn Mawr

Bryn Mawr Extended Care Center was established in 1980 in a quiet residential neighborhood along Philadelphia’s Main Line near the Blue Route (I-475) and Lancaster Avenue. We are a skilled nursing facility specializing in senior rehabilitation services and extended care. Bryn Mawr Extended Care Center offers not only strives to provide exceptional care, but also offer a variety of activities, professional entertainers and outings tailored to the likes of our patients. A favorite tradition are the surprises our patients receive from their staff Secret Santa’s.

Long-Term Senior Care Services

Bryn Mawr Extended Care offers senior rehabilitation services and short- and long-term skilled care services. Just like other skilled nursing facilities in the Saber network, our team of physical, occupational and speech therapists assist each patient to help reach his or her goals and strive to achieve their maximum potential both physically and mentally. Our physical therapy programs for seniors strive to get patients home as quickly and successfully as possible. Bryn Mawr has a long tradition of treating our patients like members of our family in a home-like environment.

We have the compassion, experience, expertise, skills and programs to provide the quality skilled nursing care and senior rehabilitation in Bryn Mawr that results in a high quality of life. Please give us a call to schedule a tour to see for yourself just what makes Bryn Mawr Extended Care Center so special.

Acute Care Facility for Seniors in Bryn Mawr, PA 

From physical therapy for senior to short and extended skilled nursing care, Bryn Mawr Extended Care Center acts as a true partner during your healthcare journey. Learn more about our person-centered services below.

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Our facility proudly holds an award from the American Health Care Association (AHCA) as part of the 2020 Quality Initiative Recognition Program. This recognition is for one or more of the following goals: Safely reduced long-stay and short-stay hospitalizations;​ improved long-stay or short-stay satisfaction; safely reduced the use of antipsychotic medications, or improved short-stay functional improvement or long-stay worsening mobility.

Learn more about this important program by visiting AHCA’s website at ahcancal.org.