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    Down on the Farm Adult Daycare

    2308 E Main St, Douglassville, PA 19518
    • Assisted Living

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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

    • 24-hour call system
    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

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

    Room

    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Kitchenettes
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Transportation

    • Transportation arrangement (medical)
    • Transportation to doctors appointments

    Common areas

    • Beauty salon
    • Dining room
    • Garden
    • Outdoor space

    Community services

    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Resident-run activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

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    Location

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    Down on the Farm Adult Daycare is located at 2308 E Main St, Douglassville, PA, 19518.

    About Down on the Farm Adult Daycare

    Down On The Farm Adult Daycare sits out on scenic farmland about 3.5 miles from Birdsboro, Pennsylvania, and operates in Douglassville where a person finds a relaxed and peaceful setting. The facility serves up to 20 residents, offering both assisted living and adult day care services for seniors who need help during the day rather than overnight, and it's set up as a personal care home and board and care home rolled into one, so what you get is a place where staff are around all day to help with things like bathing, dressing, getting up or down, medication, and handling meals-including special pureed options or those for diabetes and allergies-and you'll run into residents getting help with laundry, health checkups, and regular housekeeping too, because they've got both those chores covered for you, even down to dry cleaning if someone needs it. The rooms come in various layouts, some private, some shared, and they all have plenty of closets, telephones, cable or satellite TV, furnished setups, balconies or garden views, and the facility's pet friendly, which is a nice touch for folks who love animals.

    Every room has emergency pull cords and there's a 24-hour call system to keep residents safe, plus registered nurses keep an eye on everyone's health and coordinate with doctors when needed, so things go smoother for folks with medical needs, dementia, Alzheimer's, or Parkinson's, since Down On The Farm also brings in special caregivers, occupational therapists, and offers supervision around the clock. The staff sets up transportation for medical appointments, helps manage medication, arranges daily activities and trips, and even has resident-run programs alongside group movie nights, which gives people things to look forward to, and the arts room, beauty salon, barber shop, and community dining hall make sure there's something for everybody. Some residents prefer to head outside on the landscaped walking paths or enjoy the garden, and with the move-in coordination process, new folks get adjusted easier to life on the farm. People get to enjoy up to two nutritious meals a day prepared by chefs and meal planners, and the place plans all-day dining just in case someone's routine runs different.

    Memory care is important at Down On The Farm Adult Daycare, as are the mental wellness programs, since many folks living there have special health considerations, and for people with trouble moving around, the facility gives non-ambulatory care and has adapted features for safety. Security is serious, so emergency alert systems and ongoing monitoring are in place, plus the building's got a theatre, Wi-Fi, and community gathering spots for visits, and parking is easy with transportation options on hand. They also give families peace of mind by offering detailed maps of the place and working closely to keep loved ones safe and cared for, and while Medicare isn't accepted unless certified, the facility keeps pricing private and focuses on long-term, non-acute support for those who need it most. It's recognized with awards for senior care and activities, and staff here gets described as friendly, kind, and always eager to help out, which helps create a calm and supportive community out in Douglassville for seniors who want a place that feels homey but still gives plenty of help.

    People often ask...

    Down on the Farm Adult Daycare offers competitive pricing, with rates starting at a cost of $5,254 per month.

    Down on the Farm Adult Daycare offers assisted living and board and care.

    The full address for this community is 2308 E Main St, Douglassville, PA 19518.

    No, Down on the Farm Adult Daycare 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 number204970
    Facility typeFull
    License classLicensed
    Capacity15 residents
    LicenseeCOLONIAL MANOR ADULT HOME INC
    Care servedPersonal Care Homes
    EffectiveJune 17th, 2026
    ExpiresJune 17th, 2027
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    Inspection Reports

    37

    Reports

    17

    Type A Citations

    0

    Type B Citations

    0

    Complaints

    16

    Years

    14 Jan 2026Inspection
    Found no deficiencies. No violations were cited.
    16 Oct 2025Inspection
    Found no deficiencies. Confirmed compliance with applicable requirements.
    03 Sept 2025Inspection
    Cited multiple deficiencies related to staff training, hazardous materials storage, water testing and remediation, animal vaccination records, sleeping-hour fire drills, and annual medical evaluations.
    • 2600.65.fTraining Topics
    • 2600.65.gAnnual Training Content
    • 2600.82.aPoisonous Materials
    • 2600.89.cTesting Non-Public Water
    • 2600.89.dContaminant Level
    • 2600.109.bRabies Vaccination
    • 2600.132.eFire Drill Sleeping Hours
    • 2600.141.b.1Annual Medical Evaluation
    20 Aug 2024Inspection
    Identified several deficiencies, including infestation concerns on an interior stairwell, deteriorated door weather stripping, missing open dates on frozen food, and inadequate documentation of medication refusals.
    • 2600.85.b.Infestation
    • 2600.88.a.Surfaces
    • 2600.103.i.Outdated Food
    • 2600.103.i.Outdated Food
    • 2600.187.c.Refusal of Medication
    06 Mar 2023Inspection
    Found that the rent rebate funds due to the resident's SSA-designated representative payee for 2020–2022 were not remitted. The administrator applied the funds to arrearages, and SSA designation as the official payee was missing.
    • 72 P.S. § § 4751-1—4751-12Rent Rebate
    16 May 2022Inspection
    Found no deficiencies.
    02 Jul 2021Inspection
    Identified no regulatory citations following the visit.
    11 Jun 2021Inspection
    Issued a regular license renewal; no noncompliance was cited.
    18 May 2021Inspection
    Found multiple deficiencies including posting of current license and summaries, water testing, door/window safety, bedside lighting, emergency preparedness, medical evaluation documentation, medication storage, and adherence to prescriber orders. Determined the corrective plan was fully implemented and ongoing compliance required.
    • 2600.3.cPost current license and inspection summaries publicly
    • 2600.89.cTesting non-public water
    • 2600.92Windows and screens
    • 2600.101.jLighting/Operable Lamp
    • 2600.107.aEmergency Preparedness
    • 2600.141.aMedical Evaluation Information
    • 2600.185.aImplement Storage Procedures
    • 2600.187.dFollow Prescriber's Orders
    22 Dec 2020Inspection
    Observed staff not wearing face coverings indoors near residents.
    • Universal Face Coverings Order, Pennsylvania Department of Health (Nov 18, 2020) Section 2Face coverings required
    29 Apr 2020Inspection
    Found no deficiencies identified during multiple licensing inspections.
    25 Feb 2020Inspection
    Issued a renewal license to operate an adult day care service under state regulations following review.
    08 Mar 2019Inspection
    Issued a regular license following renewal and noted that annual inspections would occur.
    07 Feb 2019Inspection
    Identified regulatory violations involving missing resident accounts, incomplete background checks, a missing breathing shield in the vehicle first aid kit, and incomplete preadmission determinations.
    • 2600.20(b)(9)A copy of the itemized account shall be kept in the resident's record
    • 2600.51Criminal history checks and hiring policies shall be in accordance with the Older Adult Protective Services Act (OAPSA)
    • 2600.171(b)(5)If staff persons or volunteers provide transportation for the residents, the vehicle must have a first aid kit with the contents in § 2600.96 (relating to first aid kit)
    • 2600.224(a)2600.224(a) - A determination shall be made within 30 days prior to admission and documented on the Department's preadmission screening form that the needs of the resident can be met by the services provided by the home
    27 Feb 2018Inspection
    The agency renewed the license and issued a certificate of compliance after reviewing the renewal application.
    31 Jan 2018Inspection
    Inspected and found three deficiencies: a poster about influenza was not displayed as required, video recording occurred in shared areas, and staff were not properly trained on reporting abuse and related procedures.
    • 56 Pa.Code §2600.18Posting of influenza information
    • 56 Pa.Code §2600.18Privacy and video surveillance in common areas
    • 55 Pa.Code §2600.183(d)Training and reporting procedures for staff
    23 Mar 2017Inspection
    Found violations related to medication labeling, administration, and record-keeping, including unlabeled OTC medications and failure to follow prescriber directions and maintain proper MARs.
    • Type A2600.184(b)OTC medications identification
    • Type A2600.187(d)Follow directions of prescriber
    • Type A2600.187(a)Medication records
    07 Mar 2017Inspection
    Issued a renewal license and granted a certificate of compliance.
    14 Feb 2017Inspection
    Identified multiple deficiencies in resident funds handling, medical documentation, medication labeling, and care-plan signing during the investigation.
    • Type A2600.28(f)(1)Resident funds
    • Type A2600.141(a)(2)Medical evaluations
    • Type A2600.187(a)Medication labeling
    • Type A2600.224(a)Medication labeling
    • Type A2600.227(g)Plan of correction signatures
    20 Jul 2016Inspection
    Renewed the license to operate the facility; an onsite inspection will occur within the next twelve months.
    26 May 2016Inspection
    Investigated a complaint alleging incomplete medical evaluations and inadequate preadmission screening documentation.
    • Type A2600.142(b)Medical evaluation must include the following
    • Type A2600.224(a)Preadmission screening; determination that needs can be met
    10 Feb 2016Inspection
    Found deficiencies in background checks and staff training documentation, with missing records and incomplete training noted.
    • 2600.18A home shall comply with applicable Federal, State and local laws, ordinances and regulations.
    • 2600.65(b)Regulation 65 Pa.Code §2600.65(b) – Staff orientation and training.
    18 Mar 2015Inspection
    Issued a regular license for the operation following renewal.
    19 Feb 2015Inspection
    Identified multiple regulatory violations including posting requirements, resident contracts, staff training, and medical evaluation documentation.
    • Type A2600.3(c)Posting of license and inspection documentation
    • Type A2600.25(b)Contracts; fee schedules
    • Type A2600.64(c)(2)Staff training requirements
    • Type A2600.141(a)(2)Medical evaluations
    17 Dec 2014Inspection
    Identified failures to complete annual medical evaluations and required annual assessments for residents, with the most recent evaluations dated 2013. Documentation of timely assessments was not maintained.
    • 55 Pa.Code §2600.141(b)(1)Medical evaluation at least annually
    • Type A55 Pa.Code §2600.225(c)Additional assessments
    01 Oct 2014Inspection
    Identified violations involving denial of access to residents and records and improper fire drill scheduling during sleeping hours.
    • 55 Pa.Code §2600.5(a)(1)Access to home, residents and records
    • 55 Pa.Code §2600.13(e)Fire drill during sleeping hours
    • 55 Pa.Code §2600.132(e)Fire drill scheduling/compliance
    06 Aug 2014Inspection
    Identified deficiencies in resident assessments and preadmission screenings, including incomplete medical evaluations and missing dates, and incomplete initial assessments with missing medication information.
    • 58 Pa.Code §2600.225(a)(1)Medical evaluation and documentation timing
    • 58 Pa.Code §2600.225(a)Written initial assessment
    • 58 Pa.Code §2600.226(a)Administrator responsibilities for assessments
    23 Apr 2014Inspection
    Investigated the capacity increase review and found no deficiencies cited. No violations were cited.
    08 Apr 2014Inspection
    Granted a regular license to operate a personal care home with a maximum capacity of 15, valid from June 17, 2014 to June 17, 2015.
    10 Mar 2014Inspection
    Investigators identified violations of training, medication procedures, and resident rights during a licensing visit, resulting in cited deficiencies. The license remained active.
    • 55 Pa.Code §2600.65(g)Direct care staff training
    • 55 Pa.Code §2600.63(b)First aid and CPR training
    • 55 Pa.Code §2600.68(c)Medication education rights
    12 Dec 2013Inspection
    Granted a waiver of specified Pa. Code requirements related to admission, resident medical evaluation, and preadmission screening, with conditions attached.
    07 Oct 2013Inspection
    Investigated an incident of resident aggression and found that assessments and care plans were not updated to reflect the new behaviors.
    • 2600.201Use of positive interventions to modify or eliminate dangerous behaviors
    13 Mar 2013Inspection
    Identified violations of regulatory requirements related to licensing, medication administration, and incident reporting.
    • Type A2600.25(b)Regulation 55 Pa.Code §2600
    • Type A2a. DESCRIPTION OF VIOLATION
    07 Mar 2012Inspection
    Investigated a licensing matter and identified multiple deficiencies related to medication records, admission screenings, fire safety, transportation equipment, and resident documentation.
    • 55 Pa.Code §2600Fire safety - evacuation during drills
    • 55 Pa.Code §2600Fire safety - alarms/detectors during drills
    • 55 Pa.Code §2600Admissions - preadmission screening
    • 55 Pa.Code §2600Medication administration records
    • 55 Pa.Code §2600Transportation equipment - first aid kit
    • 55 Pa.Code §2600Admissions - determination timing
    15 Nov 2011Inspection
    Observed rear fire exit obstructed by fallen tree limbs, blocking emergency egress and hindering safe exit via stairs.
    • 55 Pa.Code §2600Stairways, hallways, doorways, and egress routes from the building shall be unobstructed.
    24 Aug 2011Inspection
    Identified deficiencies including privacy issues in a bathroom and missing hotline information posted for residents.
    • 55 Pa.Code §2600Window covering for privacy
    • 55 Pa.Code §2600Posting of hotline number
    22 Jun 2010Inspection
    Identified deficiencies in exit signage, emergency preparedness (food and water), and medication management.
    • 55 Pa.Code § 2600Exit access and signage
    • 55 Pa.Code § 2600Food and drinking water supply
    • 55 Pa.Code § 2600Storage of medications

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