Newhaven Court at Clearview sits in Butler, PA, across from the Starlight Drive-In and near the Maridon Museum, and the place really does try to offer seniors comfort, care, and a good bit of charm with a nice blend of countryside views, mature trees, and a paved drive that makes arrivals easy. The community's made up of two stories and uses two elevators for full handicap access, so folks can get to every part without trouble, and there's a covered entryway to welcome residents and visitors. The reception has a grand piano, which sets a warm tone coming in, and there are lots of spaces where people can gather, like a sunroom with pastel colors and hardwood floors, a library with a cozy fireplace, and a finch aviary for those who like to just sit and bird watch.
You'll find folks spending an afternoon in the sitting area, which has floral chairs and an ottoman right by a big bird aviary, or maybe they're enjoying movie night in the little theater that's got soft recliners and a popcorn machine, because they do like to keep things light when they can. For quieter moments, the library's well-stocked, has games and a fireplace, and the country kitchen and lounge see their share of activities and neighbor chit-chat. There's an inviting dining room with big windows and chandeliers where the chefs and meal planners bring out three nutritious meals every day, and you might find families gathering in the private dining room for special visits.
The living options come in the form of apartment-style units, with some having full kitchens-refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker-for those who want to make a bite themselves, and others with kitchenettes. Each apartment can be furnished or unfurnished, letting folks keep a bit of home with them. WiFi and internet come standard in the units, and cable TV's available in the common areas. Guests can park and even stay overnight, and there's also guest dining and event catering if needed.
Assisted living, personal care, and memory care services get provided round the clock, and there's a secure memory care patio and garden with lots of green landscaping and safe outdoor seating for peaceful time. The staff includes nurses part-time, and support also includes medication reminders, therapy services-physical, occupational, and speech-and a LifeBridges program that helps with care transitions so residents can get a higher level of care without moving out. The facility runs under license 423460 for personal care homes, and offers hospice care, respite or short-term care stays, and will help with in-home health services if needed. Folks get weekly housekeeping, linen and laundry services, plus help with bathing, dressing, and grooming. There's help for scheduling doctor appointments and transportation for errands and medical visits.
Pets are welcome for a fee, and things like VA aid assistance and insurance can go toward costs, along with options to pay by check or credit card. The entry fee sits at $1,600. There are inside amenities-a computer room, entertainment areas, a communal dining setup-and the whole place has a Callbell Response System for safety and quick help. Residents join daily activities like arts and crafts, educational classes, music, gardening (they have horticultural programs), and planned group outings. The calendar includes religious services, movie and dinner nights, and private parties are allowed in the event rooms. For those who need it, there's an on-site pharmacy, private transport, and even special services like dry cleaning.
The people at Newhaven Court at Clearview want to make the community home-like, with small touches-a bright sunroom, neighborhood balconies, fireside lounges, and a friendly, attentive staff that tends to stand out for their kindness. The memory care program uses secure spaces and activities to help reduce confusion and keep folks from wandering, focusing on the needs of residents living with Alzheimer's or other dementias. Awards like Best of Senior Living and All-Star have come their way for how residents and families have felt about the care here. The whole setup aims to support seniors through community, good meals, activities, help with day-to-day living, and a safe place with plenty of friendly faces.
