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    $5,379 – 6,992/month

    Colonial Courtyard at Clearfield

    1300 Leonard St, Clearfield, PA 16830
    • Assisted Living
    • Memory Care

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Coordination with health care providers
    • Medication management
    • Mental wellness program

    Healthcare staffing

    • 12-16 hour nursing
    • 24-hour call system
    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

    • Air-conditioning
    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Kitchenettes
    • Private bathrooms
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Memory care community services

    • Mild cognitive impairment
    • Specialized memory care programming

    Transportation

    • Community operated transportation
    • Transportation arrangement
    • Transportation arrangement (medical)
    • Transportation arrangement (non-medical)
    • Transportation to doctors appointments

    Common areas

    • Beauty salon
    • Computer center
    • Dining room
    • Fitness room
    • Gaming room
    • Garden
    • Outdoor space
    • Small library
    • Wellness center

    Community services

    • Concierge services
    • Fitness programs
    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Planned day trips
    • Resident-run activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    Reviews

    4.74·(81)

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      4.8
    • Staff

      4.8
    • Meals

      4.9
    • Amenities

      4.5
    • Value

      2.7

    Pros

    • Attentive, caring staff
    • Friendly and helpful team
    • Strong sense of community
    • Smooth transitions from rehab
    • Comprehensive activity program
    • Regular outings and van transportation
    • High-quality, varied dining
    • Holiday and seasonal events
    • Clean, modern interiors and exteriors
    • Spacious private rooms
    • Multiple common living areas
    • Outdoor courtyards and patios
    • Memory-care availability
    • Prompt emergency/pendant response
    • Supportive end-of-life and hospice coordination
    • On-site salon and barber services
    • Accessible transportation to appointments
    • Veteran recognition and honors
    • Responsive wellness and nursing staff
    • Professional, family-oriented culture

    Cons

    • Opaque pricing and fee structure
    • Hidden ancillary charges
    • Inconsistent family communication
    • Administrative errors affecting billing
    • Staff turnover and retention challenges
    • Unclear assisted-living service definitions
    • Inconsistent phone/front-desk responsiveness
    • Limited memory-care room amenities
    • Variable depth of on-site wellness services

    Summary of reviews

    Overall impression: Families and visitors consistently highlight a facility with strong interpersonal strengths — staff are repeatedly described as attentive, caring, and friendly, and reviewers emphasize a family-like culture and good staff morale. The community offers a broad slate of activities, frequent outings, and active social programming that appears to support resident engagement and socialization. Dining is frequently praised for variety, restaurant-style service and special events, and the physical environment is described as clean, modern, and well maintained with spacious private rooms, multiple common areas, outdoor courtyards and thoughtful seasonal décor.

    Care and staff: Clinical and personal-care feedback is largely positive. Reviewers note prompt responses to calls or pendant alerts, supportive end-of-life and hospice coordination, comfort for families during transitions, and apparent competence with dementia care. Nursing and wellness staff are generally characterized as responsive and attentive, and several accounts describe individualized attention and strong relationships between staff and residents. At the same time, there are recurring concerns about communication around clinical changes — for example, medication-change discussions and activity notifications — suggesting opportunities to standardize and strengthen family-clinical communication workflows.

    Dining and activities: The facility’s social and dining programming is a clear strength. Meals receive frequent praise for variety and quality, and special events (holiday dinners, Mother’s Day, themed parties) and regular outings add to resident satisfaction. An active activity director and a mix of on-site programming (piano, crafts, music, bus tours, bingo) are cited as fostering social engagement and promoting routine. Transportation services and on-site amenities such as salon/barber and a library support resident independence and family convenience.

    Facilities and specialized care: The physical plant is described as newer, clean, and well furnished, with private rooms, climate control, fireplaces, enclosed patios, and accessible common areas. Memory-care services are available and families indicate good staff attention in that unit; however, some room-level infrastructure gaps were noted (for example, missing in-room sink or refrigerator in certain memory-care units), indicating variability in room amenities that families should confirm prior to move-in.

    Management and operational patterns: Alongside many positive service elements, a consistent operational theme is pricing and administrative transparency. Concerns include an opaque fee/point-pricing structure, unexpected ancillary charges, and at least one instance of an administrative billing error; collectively these suggest the facility’s financial and billing practices could be clearer. Reviewers also point to intermittent phone/front-desk responsiveness and occasional perception of profit-driven decisions, which ties into comments about staffing turnover and the need for clearer definitions of what services are included under assisted-living designations. Prospective families should ask detailed questions about the fee schedule, what is included versus extra, staffing continuity, and how clinical communications (especially medication changes) will be handled.

    Bottom line: Colonial Courtyard at Clearfield presents as a well-appointed, activity-rich community with strong, caring staff and high resident engagement. For prospective residents and families, its principal trade-offs appear to be around administrative transparency and consistency in certain operational areas (billing, phone responsiveness, and some memory-care room amenities). Those strengths and weaknesses can be evaluated in advance by requesting written fee schedules, a tour of specific room types, and a description of communication protocols for clinical updates and staffing stability.

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    Location

    Colonial Courtyard at Clearfield is located at 1300 Leonard St, Clearfield, PA, 16830.

    About Colonial Courtyard at Clearfield

    Colonial Courtyard at Clearfield is nestled within the scenic beauty of Clearfield County, an area renowned for its picturesque landscape and abundance of recreational parks. The stunning surroundings form an idyllic backdrop for the community, offering residents the tranquility of rural Pennsylvania living along with access to activity-filled weekends and leisurely afternoons. This perfect blend of natural beauty and vibrant local life creates a welcoming atmosphere that greatly enhances the everyday experience at Colonial Courtyard at Clearfield.

    The community stands out through its wide range of services and amenities designed to provide comfort, entertainment, and support for its residents. Central to its appeal are the full-service salon and in-house movie theater, which encourage relaxation and socialization in familiar, enjoyable settings. Colonial Courtyard at Clearfield’s lovely dining room offers residents delicious meals in a refined yet homey environment, allowing them to savor the same pleasures they enjoyed while living independently. The facility emphasizes maintaining an active and engaging lifestyle, with both indoor and outdoor spaces designed for enjoyment and recreation.

    Residents at Colonial Courtyard at Clearfield benefit from a flexible approach to senior living. The community not only offers long-term residency but also welcomes potential residents to schedule short-term trial stays, providing a unique opportunity to experience daily life and all available amenities before making a long-term commitment. Whether seeking personal care, memory care, or respite care, residents find a supportive and respectful environment tailored to meet varied needs.

    The community prides itself on creating a vibrant, enriching, and secure home for seniors. Colonial Courtyard at Clearfield has earned recognition as a certified senior living community and continues to strive for excellence in all aspects of residential care. Whether enjoying the well-maintained outdoor spaces, engaging in social activities, or relaxing in inviting indoor common areas, residents experience a close-knit community dedicated to their health, happiness, and peace of mind.

    People often ask...

    Colonial Courtyard at Clearfield offers competitive pricing, with rates starting at a cost of $5,379 per month.

    Colonial Courtyard at Clearfield offers assisted living and memory care.

    There are 23 photos of Colonial Courtyard at Clearfield on Mirador.

    The full address for this community is 1300 Leonard St, Clearfield, PA 16830.

    No, Colonial Courtyard at Clearfield does not offer respite care. Respite care in assisted living communities provides temporary, short-term relief for primary caregivers by offering professional care for their loved ones. It allows individuals to stay in an assisted living community for a limited time, giving caregivers a break while ensuring residents receive necessary support and assistance with daily activities.

    Safety & Compliance

    In Pennsylvania, the Department of Human Services licenses personal care homes and assisted living residences and publishes its licensing inspection summaries.

    License number447330
    Facility typeFull
    License classLicensed
    Capacity74 residents
    LicenseeTITHONUS CLEARFIELD LP
    Care servedAssisted Living - Special Care
    EffectiveMarch 28th, 2026
    ExpiresMarch 28th, 2027
    Special certificationSpecial Care Unit (capacity 22)
    View the official license record

    Inspection Reports

    39

    Reports

    5

    Type A Citations

    3

    Type B Citations

    0

    Complaints

    10

    Years

    14 Nov 2025Inspection
    Determined that compliance issues were resolved and continued compliance must be maintained.
    03 Sept 2025Inspection
    Investigated a complaint during a partial review and found no deficiencies.
    11 Jul 2025Inspection
    Identified deficiencies related to resident dignity, medication storage and administration, and the content of support plans.
    • 2800.42.cDignity/Respect
    • 2800.185.aStorage procedures
    • 2800.187.dFollow prescriber’s orders
    • 2800.234.bSupport plan - elements
    29 Apr 2025Inspection
    Identified multiple deficiencies related to abuse reporting, staff supervision, incident reporting timelines, resident handling, and assessment updates.
    • Type AOlder Adult Protective Services Act (35 P.S. §§ 10225.701—10225.707) and 6 Pa. Code §§ 15.21–15.27Abuse reporting to authorities
    • Type B2800. 15.bAbuse supervision plan
    • 2800. 16.cIncident reporting within 24 hours
    • Type B2800. 42.bAbuse/Neglect
    • Type A2800. 201Safe Management Techniques
    • Type A2800. 225a2Assessment – Significant Change
    02 Apr 2025Inspection
    Found no deficiencies.
    09 Jan 2025Inspection
    Cited deficiencies in medication management, medical documentation, evacuation procedures, and support plan documentation. Ongoing compliance required.
    • 2800.65.iTraining topics
    • 2800.81.bEquipment safety
    • 2800.132.dEvacuation
    • 2800.132.hDesignated meeting place
    • 2800.141.aMedical evaluation
    • 2800.183.dCurrent medications
    • 2800.184.aMedication labeling
    • 2800.185.aStorage procedures
    • 2800.227.dSupport plan – med/dental
    • 2800.227.hSupport plan – refusal sign
    • 2800.236.aDementia care training
    25 Jan 2024Inspection
    Identified multiple deficiencies in evacuation timing, medication storage, labeling, administration, and mobility device planning.
    • 2800Evacuation timing not within allowed safe time
    • 2800Insulin storage not in accordance with instructions
    • 2800Insulin labeling lacking directions
    • 2800Missed medication administration due to unavailability
    • 2800Mobility device risks not documented in plan
    29 Sept 2023Inspection
    Found no deficiencies. No regulatory citations identified during the visit.
    13 Jul 2023Inspection
    Investigated a series of resident-on-resident aggressions and failure to report incidents; found deficiencies in incident reporting, safety precautions, annual assessments, and support plans.
    • 2800.16cIncident reporting
    • Type B2800.42bAbuse/Neglect
    • 2800.225.a.1Assessment – annually
    • 2800.234.b.1Support plan - elements
    07 Jul 2023Inspection
    Investigated deficiencies related to medication self-administration assessment and the content of resident support plans. Found that one resident was not assessed for self-administration and that catheter care and aggressive behaviors were not addressed in two separate plans.
    • § 2800.227(e)Self-administer medications assessment
    • § 2800.234(b)Support plan - elements
    23 Jun 2023Inspection
    Found no deficiencies.
    18 Jan 2023Inspection
    Identified multiple health and safety and medication-management deficiencies, including missing posters, lighting issues, evacuation timing, smoking-area placement, medication labeling/records, and activity calendar posting.
    • 18Applicable Health and Safety Laws
    • 41.cRights poster
    • 132.dEvacuation
    • 144.c.2Smoking area distance
    • 183.dCurrent medications
    • 184.aMedication labeling
    • 187.aMedication record
    • 221.cPost activity calendar
    13 Sept 2022Inspection
    Investigated deficiencies related to damaged wheelchair armrests and gum in the carpet.
    • 81bWheelchairs, walkers, prosthetic devices and other apparatus used by residents must be clean, in good repair and free of hazards.
    • 88aFloors, walls, ceilings, windows, doors and other surfaces must be clean, in good repair and free of hazards.
    15 Feb 2022Inspection
    Found no deficiencies.
    15 Dec 2021Inspection
    Found deficiencies related to direct care staff qualifications, dryer lint removal, exit signage, and self-administered medications.
    • Type A2800.54aDirect care staff qualifications
    • 2800.105gDryer lint removal
    • 2800.133.1Exit signs
    • 2800.133.2Exit signs - direction
    • 2800.181fSelf-administer Record of medication
    09 Sept 2021Inspection
    Investigated concerns about feeding assistance not provided as prescribed for a resident with aspiration risk and incomplete resident assessments. Found deficiencies related to following prescriber orders and the completeness of assessments.
    • 2800.187.dFollow prescriber’s orders
    • 2800.225.bAssessment content
    02 Jul 2021Inspection
    Found no deficiencies. No regulatory citations were identified.
    02 Apr 2021Inspection
    Issued a regular license following renewal and planned an on-site inspection within the next twelve months.
    10 Nov 2020Inspection
    Found no deficiencies after inspections conducted on 2020-11-10.
    11 Sept 2020Inspection
    Identified multiple deficiencies in resident care and documentation, including abuse/neglect, wound management, medical treatment refusals, assessments, and excludable-condition management.
    • 2800.42bAbuse/Neglect
    • 2800.142bSecure care - choice of physician
    • 2800.142cRefusal - medical treatment
    • 2800.225bAssessment content
    • 2800.229aExcludable conditions
    17 Apr 2020Inspection
    Approved the capacity increase and revised the license.
    24 Jan 2020Inspection
    Renewed the licensing for a personal care home and approved a capacity of 74.
    10 Jan 2020Inspection
    Determined that the submitted plan of correction was fully implemented and continued compliance must be maintained.
    03 Dec 2019Inspection
    Found multiple deficiencies related to dietary services, resident access, egress, medications, and emergency readiness.
    • 2800.60eDietary services (dietitian) missing
    • 101iAccess to living unit
    • 2800.121aUnobstructed escape routes
    • 132dEvacuation
    • 183dCurrent medications
    • 102nEmergency notification in bathrooms
    • 130hFire alarm system for mobility needs
    11 Sept 2019Inspection
    Found no deficiencies. No regulatory citations identified.
    19 Mar 2019Inspection
    Identified deficiencies in fire safety tagging and recordkeeping, evacuation drill documentation, and annual medical evaluations.
    • 2800.131.fFire Extinguisher Inspection
    • 132cFire drill records
    • 132dEvacuation
    • 141.b.1Annual medical evaluation
    11 Jan 2019Inspection
    Renewed the license and issued a certificate of compliance for a personal care home, establishing a capacity of 17.
    20 Nov 2018Inspection
    Cited deficiencies were found during the November 2018 review.
    16 Oct 2018Inspection
    Identified safety and care-planning deficiencies, including unprotected bed rails/enablers and missing documentation in residents' support plans.
    • 2800.81(b)Wheelchairs, walkers, prosthetic devices and other apparatus used by residents must be clean, in good repair and free of hazards.
    • 2800.203(b)Half-length rails are permitted only if the following conditions are met
    • 2800.227(d)Documentation in final support plan
    15 Mar 2018Inspection
    Identified deficiencies related to posting licensing information, incomplete staff training content, and unsafe smoking-area conditions.
    • 2800.3(d)Posting of license and inspection summary
    • 2800.65(i)Training topics for annual staff training
    • 2800.144(c)Use of tobacco; smoking-area safety
    29 Dec 2017Inspection
    Granted a renewal license and issued a certificate of compliance for the site with a 74-person capacity; an onsite inspection will be conducted within the next year.
    17 Oct 2017Inspection
    Identified a resident abuse incident and failures in reporting, along with a violation of treating residents with dignity and respect during care.
    • Type A2800.15(a)The residence shall immediately report suspected abuse of a resident
    • c2800.42(c)A resident shall be treated with dignity and respect
    02 Aug 2017Inspection
    Investigated a licensing visit and found no deficiencies.
    12 Jul 2017Inspection
    Found no deficiencies. No regulatory violations were identified.
    10 Apr 2017Inspection
    Identified a violation of assessment and documentation requirements due to outdated and conflicting resident behavior information.
    • 55 Pa.Code Ch. 2800Assessment requirements for resident assessments
    17 Mar 2017Inspection
    Issued a certificate of compliance and renewed license for a personal care home. The document notes a licensed capacity and an on-site inspection to occur within the next year.
    19 Jul 2016Inspection
    Identified several medication-related deficiencies, including improper glucometer calibration, administration of a patch to the wrong resident, and failure to administer prescribed medications on time.
    • 185a - The residence shall develop and implement procedures for the safe storage, access, security, distribution and use of medications and medical equipment by trained staff persons.Safe storage, access, security, distribution and use of medications and equipment
    • 186b - Prescription medications shall be used only by the resident for whom the prescription was prescribed.Prescription medications used by the correct resident
    • 186d - The resident shall follow the directions of the prescriber.Follow directions for prescribed medications
    • 187d - The residence shall follow the directions of the prescriber.Follow prescriber's directions for medications
    10 Jun 2016Inspection
    Identified deficiencies in menu posting, medication storage, and dryer lint maintenance during a licensing survey.
    • 105gLint trap removal
    • 162cMenus posted
    • 183dMedication storage - insulin
    22 Mar 2016Inspection
    Found substantial compliance with regulations; could not complete a full licensing review because the home was new and not yet serving four or more residents.

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