Sisters of Mercy

Sisters of Mercy in Dallas, Pennsylvania, manages senior living care at 301 Lake St, with personal care and skilled nursing for older adults who need help every day, and there's also a dedicated Mercy Center Nursing Unit that gives long term care when needed, and they've got assisted living for folks who need help with things like getting dressed, handling medicine, meals, and moving safely from the bed to a wheelchair, including support for people with diabetes and those who can't walk on their own, plus the staff's there 24 hours a day for emergencies. Meals come with the stay, so seniors don't have to cook, and the common indoor areas let residents spend time together or join activities that keep everyone moving and engaged. They offer respite care, which means family caregivers can get a little break, and there are devotional and offsite activities too, with spiritual support for those who want it. Sisters of Mercy also connects to Misericordia University, where the mission involves service, justice, and hospitality, and there are educational programs, events like Mercy Heritage Celebration, and women with children get some special support. They've got services in health sciences and education, plus special activities like art shows and music, and inside Mercy Hall and the University Chapel you'll find spiritual events. With a focus on including everyone, there's a push for diversity and helping out in the community, and the center tries to lift up the elderly while carrying on the traditions of the Sisters of Mercy, and the staff keep things running with programs for well-being, daily tasks, and staying socially involved, making it a place that values care, learning, and dignity in older age.