Celebration Villa Of Mid Valley sits in Peckville, Pennsylvania, in a single-story apartment-style building designed to help seniors feel safe and cared for, and you'll find structured activities almost every day to help folks stay active, keep their minds sharp, and meet new friends, whether it's stretching classes, gardening club, trivia, karaoke, or group sing-alongs, and they even do things like Wii bowling and wine tastings, so there's always something going on for those who want to join in. Residents can fix up their own rooms with their favorite furniture from home, and you get choices of studio or deluxe studio apartments in different sizes, including private and semi-private options, where every suite has wheelchair accessible showers and the building is designed to support those who use wheelchairs or walkers. The staff works day and night, with nurses on site and a doctor on call, and you'll see RNs, LPNs, and medication care managers or technicians to help with medicine, diabetes care like blood sugar checks and insulin, help with incontinence, and even behavioral support for those who have memory problems or mental health needs, so there's a lot of support no matter what you need as time goes on.
For memory care, the facility has a secure "Memory Care Neighborhood" known as "Along the Journey," built to support those with Alzheimer's or other types of dementia, and that area includes safety technology like bracelets with alarms, secure exits, and a layout meant to cut down on wandering and confusion, and they can handle residents who might try to leave or act out physically, with special support for difficult behaviors. Memory care rooms are in their own dedicated building, and the environment is kept calm and comfortable, with programs to help memory, brain health, and social connection, using life stories and personal likes to keep everyone engaged, and you'll see meals made with favorite comfort foods and activities meant to link memories and encourage companionship.
Celebration Villa Of Mid Valley also helps families, offering short-term respite stays, hospice coordination, doctor visits, and therapy services like physical, occupational, and speech therapy, and there's always a focus on tailoring the care to each person, which they do by talking with residents, families, and doctors to figure out what kind of help is right, especially for those who need a little extra support with things like diabetic care, falls, or adjusting to a new place. The meals are served restaurant-style and can be adjusted for special diets or preferences, and residents can get help in the dining room and enjoy a nice meal in a social setting. The community also makes room for pets, so residents with animals aren't left out, and there's resident parking, plus free rides to medical appointments. Barbers and beauticians visit the salon on site, and devotional services are available on and off the grounds, which matters for those who want spiritual support. Outdoor common areas include gardens, woodlands, and an enclosed courtyard and pavilion, giving both active and quieter residents places to visit, walk, or rest. Smoking's not allowed anywhere indoors, and you won't find fancy amenity lists like pools or gyms, but the focus stays on care, safety, and keeping residents as independent and comfortable as possible through every stage of aging or memory loss, with daily programming and plenty of staff always on hand to help. Studio rooms for memory care average about $9,100 per month, and a semi-private room comes to about $6,700.
