Divine Healing

Divine Healing sits at 5 South Second Street in Masontown, PA, and the place does a bit of everything for seniors who need some help as they get older, and while people mostly find assisted living here, there's also memory care for folks living with Alzheimer's, nursing home services, and independent living for those who don't need as much care but like the ease of community meals and social time with others who understand. The community has 36 licensed beds and runs as a Personal Care Home with skilled nursing available on site, plus they've made room for wheelchairs in the showers and offer extra help with things like bathing, dressing, toileting, and taking medicine the right way. Trained aides come for those who need companionship or non-medical home care, while meal planners and chefs focus on keeping meals healthy and tasty, and the staff-often described as joyful and kind-try their best to keep the place friendly, no matter what. Divine Healing includes daily housekeeping, laundry and dry cleaning, shared or private rooms, and quiet spaces both indoors and outdoors like the recreation room, community areas, gardens, and patios. Residents get to join devotional and offsite activities if they want spiritual or social engagement, and physical and occupational therapists visit for anyone needing rehab or a little tune-up on movement. The home takes care of errands like laundry for linens, offers free transportation, and has an all-inclusive pricing structure with reported average prices starting near $1,000 per month, though there's an entry fee, and they'll talk through options if a person needs VA Aid and Attendance benefits or financial guidance. Payments can be made by check or credit card. The home offers assistance for those who don't walk easily, and there's diabetic care, medication administration, and an onsite pharmacy for safe access to prescriptions. While Divine Healing is licensed by the state and regulated, it's not BBB Accredited and only has a low review score-0.5 stars from one verified review-so families may want to look up more recent community reviews before deciding, though many in town know it for its community support. Staff are available to sit down and help families go over needs, give advice, and put together a list of options for care or housing, which can be helpful as people make decisions about aging, and they do this with no cost for advice or planning, aiming to help people consider all possible choices.