Tree Of Life Personal Care Home in Hanover, Pennsylvania, opened in 2021 and offers seniors many living options like assisted living, memory care, independent living, nursing home services, and even in-home care, so older adults can find the care they need whether they need a little support or a lot, you see, and the place has a homelike setting that's small enough to feel friendly and familiar, with trained staff on-site around the clock and awake to give help with things like bathing, dressing, getting medicines, and staying safe, especially for folks with memory problems like Alzheimer's, because they've set up the building to avoid confusion and keep people from wandering, which matters a great deal to some families. A lot of people know Tree Of Life for having a good team that encourages happiness and makes a big effort to treat everyone-residents, guests, and staff-with kindness and care inspired by their mission of Christ-like service, which you don't always find everywhere, and its average price is reported at $275.
The staff helps with activities of daily living, plus there's housekeeping, laundry, and meals cooked by professionals who know nutrition, so residents can eat good food that matches their health needs, and the community's won awards for both great care and for meals. Men and women can get haircuts and nail care on site, and the facility provides Wi-Fi, entertainment, crafts, bingo, Bible study, and a full calendar of social, educational, and physical activities with family and neighbors often invited, because being active means a lot for older adults. They provide transportation in the local area for appointments and outings, organize group trips around Central PA, and make sure even folks who don't drive can get out now and then, which perks people up, in my experience.
The environment stays organized and clean, even though the building's an older one, and there's a sense of community where people look out for each other, with employees who smile, greet folks by name, and do their best to help, whether it's giving a hand with moving around, checking in with residents, or helping with medical needs like diabetes or incontinence, which can be hard in a big place but easier where staff know you. The facility keeps a focus on safety, with staff trained in CPR, AED use, and active shooter response, which reassures families, and being state-licensed means they follow all regulations and standards. Tours are available, so family or possible new residents can see the rooms, dining areas, and activities for themselves, because transparency matters.
There are companionship services, free local transportation, handicap accessible features, and high-speed internet, so people stay connected and comfortable. The home tries to encourage each resident to do as much as they can on their own, but help's always near if needed, and the atmosphere is one where every resident's contributions matter and where joy and peace of mind are valued for everyone, whether it's a longtime resident, a recent arrival, or a visiting family member coming to play a hand of cards or share a meal. More information about services and the philosophy of care can be found on their website at http://treeoflifepersonalcare.com.
