Dresher Hill Health & Rehabilitation Center

Upper Dublin, settled in 1698 and home, briefly to George Washington’s 1777 headquarters is the proud location of Dresher Hill Health & Rehabilitation Center. Our skilled nursing facility in Fort Washington is conveniently located between the Pennsylvania Turnpike and PA-309 in Upper Dublin, making for easy visits from family and friends. Dresher Hill patients enjoy activities from fall gatherings to watch the Eagles play to an annual spring prom and the Dresher Hill talent show.

Senior Rehabilitation Care in Fort Washington

Dresher Hill offers skilled nursing short-term rehabilitation and long-term care. We specialize in rehabilitative services for individuals needing post-surgical care, cardiac/stroke recovery, IV therapy and wound care. The goal for our senior rehabilitation in Fort Washington is to get you home as quickly and safely as we can. 

Our interdisciplinary team, including physical, occupational and speech therapists, collaborates on individualized treatment plans that ensure each patient achieves his or her highest functional level. Our physical therapy for seniors creates customized plans for each resident to increase their strength and mobility.

Skilled Nursing Home in Fort Washington, PA

Are you or your loved one in need of skilled nursing care or senior rehabilitation in the Fort Washington area? Dresher Hill Health Rehabilitation Center offers person-centered care that enhances the life of residents and their families.

We have the compassion, experience, expertise, skills and programs to provide the quality care that results in a high quality of life. Please contact us to schedule a tour of our skilled nursing home to see for yourself just what makes Dresher Hill Health & Rehabilitation Center so special. 

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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.