Primrose Personal Care Home sits in Sicklerville, NJ, and mainly serves as a residential care home for seniors who need some extra help with life's day-to-day things like bathing, getting dressed, and remembering to take medicine, and you'll find both private and semi-private rooms in a building set up for comfort and safety, with features such as emergency call systems, central air, private bathrooms, and secure, landscaped grounds. The staff helps out with personal care, daily tasks, and even things like laundry, dry cleaning, and running errands, and there's always someone around, with nurses and trained staff ready to help when needed. They make care plans for each resident, whether someone just wants support with daily chores or really needs more hands-on care including memory care for folks with Alzheimer's or dementia, or high acuity and incontinence care, and even folks who need non-ambulatory support.
Meals get served in shared dining rooms, with vegetarian options and special meal help if needed, and there's a whole calendar of events with wellness activities, classes, off-site outings, TV and movie nights, and devotional services both inside and outside the home, which is nice for folks wanting something to do each day and to stay connected. Folks can take part in exercise programs, join in spiritual activities, or meet with friends in TV rooms and other public living areas, and guests have parking when they come to visit.
Primrose offers residential care along with assisted living, independent living options with support, respite care for short stays after surgery or injury, and memory care. There's medical care right at the property-things like dental, podiatry, and hearing care along with medication support and staff to handle specialized needs, plus transportation's available, and there's a fee for that, whether it's to a doctor or out in the community.
The home stays small and close-knit, so residents get to know the staff and each other, and that helps folks feel comfortable and secure because there's not too many people and there's always someone familiar to help them each day. There's resident and visitor reviews with a 3.5-star "Very Good" rating, the average price runs about $2,220, and the staff is there to help families with choosing the right care by offering information and support through local advisors, including guides and advice to make sense of the options, and all of these services are free for families looking for a place while the business only gets paid if a family moves in.
The place keeps things straightforward with published prices, access to community ratings, detailed information, and lists of other nearby options if someone wants to look around, and the hours run 8AM to 9PM during the week and 8AM to 5:30PM on weekends, so there's a wide window if someone needs to visit or talk with the staff. Primrose Personal Care Home focuses on giving seniors a safe space, support with daily living, personalized plans, and friendly surroundings without being a big, crowded place-just the basics of care and comfort for people who need a little help or a lot.
