Forestville Rehabilitation and Wellness Center

It is certified for 162 beds, and about 151 residents live there on a typical day, so it is a larger nursing home that runs close to full. Ask the admissions team about current availability early in your search.

Its services page lists short-term rehabilitation with physical, occupational, and speech therapy, plus around-the-clock nursing that includes wound care, IV therapy, cardiac and stroke recovery, tracheostomy care, and bariatric care. Orthopedic rehabilitation, respite stays, and dialysis arranged through coordination and transportation are also listed, along with programs for medically complex needs like infectious disease management and behavioral health support. Always confirm services, availability, and coverage directly with the facility before making a decision.

Yes — the facility's services page describes structured support for residents with memory-related conditions, including dementia care, a secured memory care unit, and cognitive stimulation programs. On a tour, ask to see the unit, how it is staffed, and how the home keeps residents with dementia safe and engaged.

It is part of the CommuniCare family of companies, a family-owned, for-profit chain with 121 facilities, including 16 other Maryland homes. The building's own website uses the Forestville name and does not mention the chain. Its closest sister home is Hidden Waters Rehabilitation and Wellness Center in Clinton, also in Prince George's County.

Federal regulators rate the facility 2 out of 5 stars overall, a below-average score. Quality measures (how residents do on things like mobility and avoiding infections) earn 5 stars, but health inspections are rated 1 star — the lowest score — and staffing earns 2 stars. Star ratings come from official government health inspections and reporting — they are a regulatory measure, not family reviews.

Government inspection data marks this home with an abuse warning icon, meaning a recent inspection cited an abuse-related problem. The latest inspection cycle recorded 28 deficiencies and one fine of about $16,000. None of this automatically means a loved one will be unsafe today, but ask the administrator directly what was cited, what changed since, and how the home monitors resident safety now.

The services page says admissions are available seven days a week. The website lists (301) 919-0787 as its contact number; official records list (301) 736-0240 for the facility. The building is at 7420 Marlboro Pike, Forestville, MD 20747, in Prince George's County. Confirm coverage and availability directly with the admissions team.