Oak Hill Village sits at 1020 N Union St in Middletown, Pennsylvania, right up on a hill with views you can see from the private balconies in the apartments, and it's a big place with 136 beds and a lot of different apartments, sometimes studios and one- or two-bedroom places, some with their own kitchen, bathroom, balcony or patio, and lots of storage, plus each room has controlled heating and air and wall-to-wall carpeting and simple window blinds, and you can get cable TV, wifi, appliances, and parking, depending on the room. There's a wide mix of folks here, some living on their own, some folks who need help with things like dressing, bathing, or remembering medicine, and others who need more skilled nursing or memory care, and they offer specialized care for people with Alzheimer's or dementia inside a secured memory care unit that's designed to help reduce wandering and confusion. The building stays open day and night, and they've got personal care assistants, a part-time nurse, aides for home care, and licensed nursing for people who might need it at any time.
Oak Hill Village does a bit of everything, with independent living for active seniors who want maintenance-free homes and social activities, personal care for daily help, memory care with safety features, skilled nursing for folks with bigger medical needs, and even a Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing with therapy and rehab programs. The staff help with medicine reminders, laundry, housekeeping, and meals, and offer pharmacy, psychiatric, and hospice care if it's needed, plus help with VA aid for veterans. They've also got amenities like a library, community room, beauty salon, exercise area, gardens, and plenty of spaces for eating either in communal dining rooms or in your own room, and you can get meals a la carte and even have dietary accommodations taken care of. Residents can bring pets if they're able to care for them and pay a small monthly fee, and they ask for an entry fee when you move in.
Recreation stays busy with arts and crafts, music and book programs, tabletop games, gardening, and outdoor walks, plus they offer regular outings and transportation for appointments. There's always something to do, whether it's physical fitness, spiritual services, or social and cultural events, and they try to fit activities to people's needs and interests. Every resident gets a care plan for their personal situation, there's lots of support for things like therapy, wellness, and memory, and the building is licensed as a personal care home. Fees start from $354 a day, and they accept checks, credit cards, and insurance for payment. The feel of Oak Hill Village is steady and comfortable, with an experienced staff that focuses on residents' everyday health, safety, and well-being, and there's always someone available because everything operates around the clock, every day of the week.
