St Luke Knolls sits on D9 Knoll Ln in Gilbertsville, Pennsylvania, right in a quiet rural area, close to several senior housing options in town, and you can see it's designed for folks who need a range of care and housing types since it offers independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing services, memory care, and even home care for those who need a different touch, so there's something built in for everyone whether someone just wants a safe apartment or needs a little more help each day. They call their offerings "Service Types," and they've got their own unique names for the rooms and programs just to keep it all clear, and they always make sure to have basic and important amenities like residential care rooms, housekeeping, on-site maintenance, incontinence care, diabetic care, and non-ambulatory care for folks who have trouble moving around, which really matters for people who need extra support.
St Luke Knolls is open Mondays through Fridays from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and it's closed on weekends, which means weekdays are when staff are around to help out, and the small group of workers-about two folks-keep things running, offering a warm and comfortable place, plus group fitness classes for wellness, landscaped gardens for walking or sitting, and meals cooked by a chef in a dining hall, so meals and nutrition are taken care of. Residents get devotional activities both on-site and offsite if that's important. There are indoor common areas where folks can gather or relax together, and anyone who likes a quiet environment probably finds these spaces peaceful because the grounds are tranquil and there's a focus on comfort. The facility sorts its services under "Service Types," and they have activities and daily schedules tailor-made for seniors, with programs and amenities designed for interests and health.
Financially, St Luke Knolls is a nonprofit under IRS 501(c)(3), with rural rental housing part of the USDA's Section 515 program, so smaller apartments and a little less flash may be expected, but that makes it possible for folks with low and moderate incomes, including seniors and people with disabilities, to have a safe place to live, and they accept Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers, with some units having rent assistance under USDA's Section 521 option. Their latest tax filings from December 2023 show stable finances with assets of $1,631,435, annual revenues at $380,314, and expenses at $348,759.
The place keeps a digital presence with accessibility features on its website and is part of a larger network that helps more seniors across the area, including retirement homes, so people looking for a reliable place with different levels of care, open space, meals, care support, and some help with rent might find St Luke Knolls to be a steady option. The waiting list may be long since their rent is subsidized, and the building itself is more basic than luxury, but safety, care services, and a simple, inviting atmosphere are clear here, and it's a real choice for those who want comfort and community in their later years.
