William Penn Care Center

William Penn Care Center sits on a continuing care campus called William Penn Continuing Care Campus and offers several types of care for adults aged 55 and over, where seniors can move from independent living to assisted living, personal care, skilled nursing, short-term rehabilitation, and memory care as their health needs change, all within the same place, which makes it easier for residents whose needs become greater over time to stay familiar with where they live and move only a short distance, sometimes less than 200 feet, for different services. The campus has a skilled nursing facility, a nursing home, and a personal care home, along with independent living options through William Penn Senior Suites, letting residents have private or semi-private rooms, single room units, and studio apartments; seniors can also keep some pets with them, depending on the situation. The facility allows adults to choose from studio apartments, single rooms, and semi-private rooms, and they offer respite care for people who need a short stay, plus long-term care for those who need continuous help. Skilled and trained caregivers are on staff, giving medication management and help with bathing, dressing, and everyday tasks, and meals planned by chefs come with each stay, so there's healthy food along with help for people who are diabetic, non-ambulatory, or who need care for incontinence. There's independent living at William Penn Senior Suites, which is apartment-style and aims to provide a safe place to live with some freedom. Nurses and personal care staff help with activities of daily living, and healthcare staff provide extra medical support as needed. There are engaging social activities, devotional activities, daily housekeeping, and offsite trips, plus transportation and parking so residents can keep active or get to appointments. William Penn Care Center welcomes all adults 55 and over, regardless of background, and sets out to protect each resident's dignity, comfort, and rights while helping them stay as independent as possible for as long as possible, with both short- and long-term rehabilitation available for recovery from injury or illness and memory care for those with Alzheimer's. The facility is licensed by the state and Department of Health for Medicare and Medical Assistance, and it's known for a friendly staff who are helpful and respectful, plus a strong record of resident and family satisfaction, but specific extra amenities or unique features aren't mentioned; it's really about helping seniors move between levels of care in a comfortable, consistent setting.