Country Acres Personal Care Home sits in a peaceful spot in Pennsylvania and holds a license with number 411770, so there's a sense of calm in the air, and folks can see hills and gardens outside when they want some quiet. The community supports about thirty-three residents, making it small enough for people to get to know each other, which helps make things feel homey with a kind of close-knit feel. The place is all on one level, so people who have trouble getting around can move with more ease, and each resident lives in a furnished room that can be private or shared, with a kitchenette, phone, and flat screen TV. There are studios and one-bedroom accommodations, so different needs are covered, and there are suites set up to help folks who want more privacy or companionship.
Staff provide help day and night, offering assistance with activities of daily living, like bathing, dressing, transfers, and incontinence care, and there's a 24-hour call system and supervision for emergencies. The community keeps doors alarmed for added memory care safety, and staff have experience with anything from Alzheimer's support to medication management, so folks with memory challenges or ongoing health needs aren't left out. There's a Registered Nurse, aides trained to help with mental wellness, and a team that knows how to make individual care plans for each resident, whether someone needs respite care, hospice support, long-term skilled nursing, adult day services, or even non-medical home care and companionship.
For comfort, Country Acres provides meal preparation and service in a dining room that looks like a cozy restaurant, and if someone needs a special diet-low sugar, food textures, or eating assistance-all that's handled with care. People get one or two prepared meals daily, and snacks are always on hand if someone's hungry between times. Someone always takes care of the housekeeping, laundry, maintenance, and fresh linens, and there's help with move-in coordination if change feels overwhelming.
Social life gets a boost from a range of programs that go from resident-led gatherings to community events, including movie nights, arts and crafts, scheduled daily activities, and group walks along the garden paths. People can use the media and activities room, game room, library, private dining area, or relax in the living area with a TV, play a board game, or just chat. There's even a salon and massage therapy on site, and the outdoors is set up for walks on paths, time in the courtyard, or just sitting with a pet if someone has one around. The atmosphere comes off as warm and unhurried, and everything focuses on ease and personal support, so people get help at their own pace and spend time in a place with staff who know their names and care about their well-being.
