Cliveden Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

Cliveden Nursing and Rehabilitation Center offers compassionate skilled nursing care in the heart of Philadelphia's historic Mount Airy neighborhood. Located at 6400 Greene Street, Cliveden draws its name from the storied Cliveden mansion nearby — a National Historic Landmark and site of the 1777 Battle of Germantown — reflecting the deep roots this community has in one of Philadelphia's most cherished northwest neighborhoods. Managed by Bedrock Care, Cliveden is staffed by a dedicated clinical team focused on personalized rehabilitation and long-term nursing care. Bedrock Care's philosophy centers on restoring independence wherever possible, with physical, occupational, and speech therapy programs tailored to each resident's recovery goals. For those requiring ongoing skilled nursing support, staff provide attentive, around-the-clock care in a structured, warm environment. Families value Cliveden's location for its proximity to excellent medical resources. Chestnut Hill Hospital is just minutes away, and Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia on Olney Avenue is easily accessible for specialist consultations and acute care transitions. Temple University Hospital serves as a major regional referral center within reach. The surrounding neighborhood is one of Philadelphia's most walkable and vibrant. Germantown Avenue — stretching through nearby Chestnut Hill — offers a beloved strip of independent shops, cafes, and restaurants including Cake, Bredenbeck's Bakery, and McNally's Tavern, a local institution since 1921. Wissahickon Valley Park, one of the finest urban green spaces in the country, is just blocks away, providing families a serene setting for outdoor visits along Forbidden Drive's peaceful trails. Mount Airy and Germantown are well-served by SEPTA's Chestnut Hill East regional rail line, making it easy for family members throughout the region to visit without the stress of Center City traffic. The area's walkable streets, historic architecture, and strong community identity make it a reassuring and familiar setting for Philadelphia-area seniors and their families.