The Corrigan House is a family-owned and operated senior living community that's been serving Hazleton, Pennsylvania, since 2000, and you get a place where folks focus on comfort, safety, and a sense of belonging, because this place really feels like a big house more than a facility, and it's got a cozy, home-like atmosphere where residents and staff know each other by name, and family recipes make up the three meals a day, and there's always plenty of activities, whether it's arts and crafts, gardening, brain fitness, or just movie night with friends in the common room. The Corrigan House offers different styles of living, with assisted living, independent living, memory care, and residential care options, so people who are mostly independent but need a little help can get assistance with things like bathing, dressing, medication reminders, and laundry, and those with dementia or Alzheimer's get extra support from caring, trained staff all day and all night, because sometimes people need more care and structure in a memory care environment, and the staff here know how to handle that with patience and respect. Residents can bring their dogs and cats, choose among rooms with different views or even ground floor units, and enjoy the garden or walk the outdoor paths if they want some fresh air, because being surrounded by nature brings comfort and peace, and if it's raining, there's a small indoor library, a beauty salon, a TV room, and places to sit and chat.
Meal times happen in a restaurant-style dining room where people can talk and relax, and if someone's got a dietary restriction, like a need for a diabetic or allergy-friendly menu, the staff make sure everyone can eat safely. There's always 24-hour staff ready to answer calls or respond in emergencies, and the place stays clean thanks to regular housekeeping and laundry services, with private cleaning and dry cleaning available as needed, and maintenance gets handled without fuss, so people don't have to worry about repairs or chores. Health care support includes things like incontinence care, non-ambulatory care, and help with daily living activities, and there's also specialized care for veterans, people needing hospice or palliative care, and folks who benefit from therapy-like physical, speech, occupational, or even yoga therapy sessions-so each resident gets a care plan that fits just right.
Plenty of activities fill the week, from devotional gatherings to offsite trips for shopping or doctor's visits, and things like gardening clubs, art classes, stretching sessions, and live musical performances keep people as busy or as relaxed as they want to be, and there are places for parties and community events. Rooms come furnished, with air conditioning, a kitchenette, cable TV, a phone, and plenty of natural light, so residents stay connected and comfortable, and Wi-Fi works all around the building for folks who want to read the news or video chat with family. The Corrigan House welcomes short-term stays and respite care, which is helpful for families who need a break or for someone recovering from a hospital visit. All utilities, cable, and phone are included in one monthly fee to make things simple.
The Corrigan House's location on the edge of Hazleton in a rural but convenient spot means it's peaceful outside, yet stores and amenities aren't far away, and there's always someone to help coordinate a move-in. The goal here is to support older adults in living well by offering them individual attention, emotional support, companionship, and a chance to keep making memories with others who share the journey, so people feel comfortable, cared for, and a part of a family, whether they've come for a little help or a lot of care.
