How We Can Help
In Pennsylvania, The Department of Public Welfare recognizes Personal care homes as residential facilities serving the needs of those who require assistance with ADLs & IADLs. However, they do not directly provide skilled nursing or medical care.
Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)
- Eating and Drinking
- Getting in/out of bed or wheelchair
- Personal hygiene care
- Toileting and incontinence need
- Securing and managing healthcare.
- Medicine administration (pills, lotions, drops, inhalers, or patches)
Independent activities of daily living (IADLs)
- Weekly laundry & housekeeping
- Transportation arrangements
- Use of assistive devices like canes, walkers, wheelchairs
- Scheduling appointments
- Clothing care and personal belongings
- Arranging home health services: therapy or nurse visits.
Providing Tender Care & Support
Assisted Living Redefined
Independent Living
- From single rooms to apartment suites
- Including 2 daily meals and stocked breakfast items.
- Weekly laundry and housekeeping
- Daily staff checks
Personal Care
- Accommodation in large efficiency suites and semi-private rooms
- 3 daily meals plus snacks
- All inclusive rates to cover ADL & IADL assistance
- Laundry and routine housekeeping
- Daily multiple activities
- 24 hour staff supervision with emergency call system
- Coordination with PT, OT, community agencies
- Speech, nurse visits, or hospice care (separate billing)
Memory Care
- Semi-private or private rooms
- Enclosed area with dining room & lounge
- Private access courtyard for Alzheimer’s/Dementia affected residents
- Higher staff ratio for increased supervision
- Wander-guard alarms
- All services offered under Personal care
Respite Care
- Reassurance for caretakers under our loving & caring staff
- Chance to recuperate for former hospitalized seniors
- Respite stays starting from minimum 5 days
- A trial period opportunity
- Room & location choices as per availability
- Also offers services from Personal care
