Hermitage

Hermitage is a senior living community over at 500 Clarksville Rd in Hermitage, PA, and folks'll find it's open all day and night, every day of the week, so residents never have to worry about being without help when they need it, and with 54 rooms in a park-like area that even has a pond and an enclosed courtyard with flower beds and planters, it feels kind of peaceful, with enough room for folks to visit common indoor areas and join devotional activities on-site if they care to, and meal provisions come with the amenities so residents don't have to cook for themselves. Hermitage offers independent living apartments, adult daycare, personal care, special needs care, assisted living, memory care-including a dedicated memory support wing-long-term nursing care, and hospice services, so people can find support for many different health and personal needs in one place, and it's all run according to the teachings of the Catholic Church but serves people of any faith with dignity. Certified professionals provide care for people with diabetes, incontinence, and high-acuity needs, as well as non-ambulatory individuals, with a skilled nursing unit on the same site for those who need more help, and there's rehabilitation equipment available for therapy after surgery or illness, including post-hospital and post-surgical rehab, plus programs for cardiac, pulmonary, orthopedic, renal, and wound care. Staff members cover lots of services-subacute care, outpatient therapy, IV therapy, nutrition help, respite care, and hospice support-and the interdisciplinary team works together to make sure everyone has a care plan that suits their situation, whether someone's there for outpatient therapy or looking for a place that feels like home for the long term, and Hermitage always keeps its mission to recognize each person's needs and uniqueness at the center of how it operates. Activities for residents take place both on the property and offsite, and all the services try to support health, comfort, and the chance for each person to stay as independent as possible for as long as they can manage.