• Fully licensed by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
• Provides both assisted living and three levels of personal care.
• Is a member of the American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging.
• Is a member of the Pennsylvania Association of Non-Profit Homes for the Aging .
• Is a member of the Faith-Based Long Term Care Network.

All of the people who live in the Residential Unit receive basic assistance. As need increases personal care services are available to meet those needs as individually assessed.

Basic services include three meals a day, weekly housekeeping, nursing consultation, personal laundry, emergency call system, security, maintenance, and group transportation to shopping, and activities.

Additional services that fall under the heading of personal care include bathing, dressing, medication, and other tasks of daily living.

Because all our residential rooms are single occupancy, you will have the privacy that you have grown accustomed to over the years. All the amenities you will need are within easy access—a gracious dining room, a large library, several lounges, chapel, courtyard, and sundeck.

The warm, comfortable atmosphere at the Reformed Presbyterian Home makes it the place for you!

Nursing Unit

• Fully licensed by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for skilled nursing care.
• Offers full range of rehabilitation services.
• Is certified by Medicare and Medicaid and a variety of HMOs.
• Is a member of the American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging
• Is a member of the Pennsylvania Association of Non-Profit Homes for the Aging.
• Is a member of the Faith-Based Long Term Care Network.

Our Nursing Unit is designed to meet the needs of older adults. Care is lovingly delivered by registered nurses, licensed practical nurses and certified nurse’s aides in a stimulating and friendly atmosphere.

We provide excellent rehabilitative services. These services include physical therapy, speech therapy and occupational therapy. All of our residents on the nursing unit are also supported by social services, food and nutrition services and spiritual care services.

Every nursing resident is offered a program of activities designed to meet his or her particular needs for social interaction, sensory stimulation, and intellectual activities. A variety of special events, musical programs, exercise classes, movies, games, and worship opportunities are regularly offered—as well as individual activities which are determined by individual assessment.

Children from Robin’s Nest, our child day care center, visit the nursing patients regularly and participate with them in many planned activities.

All patient rooms are semi-private.