Adult Day Care Communities in Levittown, PA

"My wife is in Inglis House, and it's excellent. Overall, it's pretty good, she's been there a lot of years, and knows a lot of the people, and a lot of the residents are like extended family for us. I spend a lot of time there and a lot of time with ..."

"Senior Care of Hamilton looks OK. My husband will be going there. Yesterday, I was shocked to see how many people were there because when I went there before, it didn't seem to be as many. They have a physical therapy room, quiet room, and salon. The..."

"Senior Care Warminster is taking good care of my wife. She gets lunch from them. The amenities appeared to be adequate and varied. They have sing-along, Bingo games, exercises, and lunches. They appeared to be doing a reasonable job, and the staff is..."

"Chandler Hall is run very impeccably. The location is great because you're near stores and within walking distance to the center of the town. It's very picturesque. They have very nice people and nice surroundings. They have many activities, like mov..."

"Our experience with Abramson Center for Jewish Life is excellent. My mother-in-law seems happy there. She says they're treating her well. We have good communication with them. We have conferences, so they let us know how she's doing. We have Facetime..."

"Immaculate Mary Center for Rehabilitation & Healthcare was very clean and looked very respectful, probably because of its religious aspect of it. The rooms seemed nice and the people were nice. The rooms had a hospital-like feel to them because they ..."

"To start, the staff is very knowledgable and skilled in their craft. Whenever I have questions they always answer in a timely manner. The grounds are well maintained on a daily basis. There is always someone buffing or mopping the floors. The envi..."

"Communication from the staff to the families is terrible. We are never provided updates regarding our loved one who has dementia. We are never informed of policy changes, such as we can no longer enter the building from the main entrance, we must use..."

"This adult day care center is far from professional compared to any other center i have visited. the employees are a rude and don't care about anything that goes on around them. I guess it's the training given from their higher ups, and unfortunately..."

The mission of Mercy Neighborhood Ministries of Philadelphia, Inc. is to create partnerships and services that respond to the needs of those who are poor in the North Philadelphia community, especially women, children, and persons with special needs. The Sisters of Mercy have worked in partnership with the working poor of the Tioga-Nicetown community for more than 40 years. As a result, they have developed relationships across generations that have been manifested in the work of our ministry. Since its incorporation in 2003, MNM has remained a beacon of progress for children, adults, and the elderly in North Philadelphia. In 2005, MNM purchased an abandoned warehouse that opened in 2009 as the Mercy Family Center - the first green building constructed in North Philadelphia and now one of 42 silver level certified buildings in the City of Philadelphia. Mercy caters to needs of the senior community by offering a safe, caring, and stimulating environment: a comprehensive program that uniquely integrates social interaction, creative activities, personal care, and nursing services. Based on our experience and the evidence of health and medical providers, Adult Day Care is “the least expensive and most desired form of Elder Care,” in that seniors can age in place in their own homes while receiving the necessary services allowing them to live their last years with the dignity they deserve. (NADSA study comparing all Long Term Living options) Who can participate? Any adult age 60 and older can participate in our adult day program. Also eligible for adult day services are those experiencing difficulty with daily activities due to health problems and/or disability. What do we offer? Personal care plan Nursing services Social services Socialization and community Health and wellness activities Computer activities Music and crafts Recreational and cultural enrichment Delicious, healthy meals Necessary assistance to continue living independently in their own homes or with a family member High quality care by caring professionals Services that improve and enhance quality of life Sense of belonging and community Joy and peace of mind Mercy Neighborhood Ministries offers compassionate, loving care. From the moment you arrive, until it’s time to go home, you will receive plenty of attention, respect and a healthy dose of fun! According to the Pennsylvania HealthCare Association, the median annual cost for a private room in a Pennsylvania nursing home is $99,280. Being able to age in place, attend Adult Day Care, and avoid placement in skilled nursing facilities has saved our current participants at least 85 years of nursing facility costs, which would be approximately $8, 840, 880.00 over 5 years. In June, 2014, at the annual Adult Day licensing visit by the Dept. of Aging, Bureau of Quality Assurance, the licensing representative commended the Center for good fire safety training, procedures and nursing assessments, observations and goals which incorporate personal care issues which go above and beyond the expected regulations, helping to ensure the most current information is provided to caregivers about the participants. Facility Type Adult Day Care (social), Adult Day Health Care, Alzheimer’s Day Care Licensing Pennsylvania Department of Aging Costs Daily costs: $65/Day Reimbursement: Private Pay,VA, SSI, Medicaid/Medical Client Care Conditions Accepted Incontinence, Limited mobility, Dementia/Alzheimer’s, Stroke, Developmental disabilities, HIV/AIDS, Vision/Hearing impairment Type of Onsite Care Nursing, Occupational Therapy

Located on Old York Road in the northern region of Abington, PA, 2nd Home Adult Day Care is conveniently situated near department stores, medical facilities and the Crestmont train station. The town is home to an estimated 55,000 people and has a senior community that makes up about 18% of the population. This adult day care facility provides an alternative to assisted living, home care and institutional care for seniors who need an extra hand with daily living activities. It features a flexible Monday-through-Saturday schedule to meet the needs of seniors and their families, and its multilingual staff provides services like hygiene support and monitoring, medication management, vital sign monitoring and toileting. The facility also offers programs for clients with dementia, Parkinson's disease and those who need post-stroke care. At 2nd Home Adult Day Care, clients can enjoy fresh, hot meals prepared by a culinary staff. The center keeps clients engaged through a structured program that includes exercise and stretching support, memory-based activities and therapeutic recreational activities.