East Deer Personal Care Home sits at 967 Freeport Road in Creighton, Pennsylvania, and serves people age 55 and older, with a capacity for up to 60 residents, offering both private and shared suites with private bathrooms, cable TV, air conditioning, furnishings, kitchenette, telephone, and high-speed internet. The place is family owned and run, and folks often say the staff have stayed a long time, which makes it feel steady and familiar. Residents get 12-16 hour nursing care, plus 24-hour awake staff, supervision, and a call system in every room for emergencies. The staff help with medication reminders and daily needs like bathing, dressing, moving between beds and wheelchairs, and handling meals, with nutritious dishes prepared by chefs and meal planners. The team keeps an eye on blood sugar for residents with diabetes, and for those with incontinence, staff can help as long as the resident is able to manage on their own, though they can't give insulin shots.
East Deer offers memory care and Alzheimer's care, with special features like a wellness center, a spa/sauna room, and fitness programs designed for seniors. The community supports healthy living and social engagement with a library, computer center, gaming room, fitness room, sunrooms, lounges, and walking paths, plus gardens and outdoor areas for getting fresh air. For personal grooming, there's a beauty salon right in the building. Residents don't have to worry about housekeeping or laundry, as those services come with the stay, and maintenance is handled too. Meals are served restaurant-style in the dining room, and there's a meal program with one or two prepared meals each day. Residents enjoy scheduled activities, movie nights, devotional services off-site, music programs, and community-sponsored events, with several resident-run activities as well. The business room offers a space for tasks or staying connected, and the cable or satellite TV in rooms provides entertainment.
Transportation is covered by community-operated and complimentary transportation services, so folks can get to doctor's appointments or go out for non-medical outings. The staff offer planning advice and help with the move-in process. The building stays cool with air conditioning throughout. Each resident can expect round-the-clock monitoring, care with transfers, and standby help with non-ambulatory needs, so those who need help moving are supported. There's hospice care available if needed, and residents can receive support for special diets. The indoor common spaces and sunrooms encourage social connection, and with a capacity for 60, the community stays small enough to feel warm and personal but sizable enough to offer many activities. People who visit say it's well kept and call it "a diamond in the rough," which means it feels cared for and inviting even though it doesn't try to be fancy. Floor plans and payment options are available upon inquiry, and the staff give advice about the different levels of senior living services offered.
