Harmony at Hershey sits in a quiet area not far from parks, shops, the Hershey Story Museum, and the Hershey Theatre, so residents can enjoy plenty to do nearby as well as on-site. The community offers several living options like independent living, assisted living (called Personal Care), and a secure memory care neighborhood for people with Alzheimer's and dementia, and they have a program called Reflections, which uses art and music therapy to help memory care residents feel engaged. Apartments come in several layouts and are designed to be comfortable with plenty of space, plus community features like garden patios, a library, a movie theater, a bistro, and a game room offer residents ways to spend their day and connect with others. The grounds have walking paths, and there are places to garden or sit outdoors.
Staff includes registered nurses and trained caregivers who provide help with bathing, dressing, medication, meals, and transfers any time of day or night, and someone's always on hand thanks to 24-hour supervision. The nurses and aides offer support for people with mild cognitive trouble and more ongoing dementia care, and there's maintenance-free living with weekly housekeeping. The building has safety features like controlled entry, and medical services and therapy are offered on-site through a partnership with Powerback Rehab, so residents have help nearby if they need it. Transportation's available for medical visits and shopping, and there's parking if someone still drives.
The dining room serves meals every day with an emphasis on good nutrition, so people don't have to worry about planning or cooking. Activity staff schedule regular events like yoga, art classes, movie nights, gardening, and group outings to keep everyone active socially, physically, and mentally. Harmony at Hershey is pet-friendly, lets people bring their dogs or cats, and welcomes friends and family as part of daily life, and the place has policies for non-smoking and wheelchair accessibility. The community has earned recognition for its care with good reviews from residents and families, called "Best of Senior Living" and "All Star."
Harmony at Hershey accepts men and women with special health needs, and they've got several services beyond just assisted and independent living, because people can get respite and rehab care, benefit from life enrichment programs, and join activities focused on friendships and staying connected. The goal is to offer a safe, caring setting where people can feel at home, with staff giving just the right amount of support for each person's needs, and a focus on positive daily routines, enjoyable meals, and meaningful community togetherness.
