Golden LivingCenter - Doylestown

Golden LivingCenter - Doylestown sits at 432 Maple Ave in a quiet tree-lined part of Doylestown, PA, and has served seniors for about 49 years, offering skilled nursing, assisted living, memory care, independent living, home care, and respite care for families needing a break. The community has 120 beds in various studio layouts, with round-the-clock nursing care from trained staff, and provides care for people who need help with daily tasks, medication, meals, and personal care. Residents get three meals a day with healthy snacks, and the dining staff can make low-sodium dishes if needed, plus guests can eat there too. There are services in English, Spanish, and Russian, and staff can help with hearing, dental, or foot care, and medication management, while nurses, therapists, and medical practitioners are available and the Doylestown Hospital is about ten minutes away. There's a hair salon and barbershop, a communal living room, public dining and social areas, outdoor patios and gardens, parking for residents and guests, and secured grounds with safety and handicap features designed for comfort and security. The place does pet-friendly living for cats and dogs, and folks can join different social, devotional, and recreational activities or special education programs. Families can get counseling, education, and support resources, and the community also offers personal care, transportation for medical visits, errands, and church or shopping trips. Each private room includes its own bathroom. The nursing home is registered with Medicare and Medicaid, and all staff provide support day and night, along with community and guest outreach. Some reviews show concerns, with a current rating of 1.69 out of 5 across 13 reviews, ranking it tenth among Doylestown's senior communities, but families can tour, see amenities, and talk to staff and residents about the care and everyday life. Right now, the community isn't accepting new patients. The setting's close to nearby parks, museums, shops, churches, and pharmacies, and there's general focus on comfort, simple living, and ongoing care for seniors who need help with health and daily living.