Westfield

    5826 Old Pulaski Rd, New Wilmington, PA 16142

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      Amenities

      Healthcare services

      • Activities of daily living assistance
      • Assistance with bathing
      • Assistance with dressing
      • Assistance with transfers
      • Coordination with health care providers
      • Medication management

      Healthcare staffing

      • 24-hour supervision

      Meals and dining

      • Diabetes diet
      • Meal preparation and service
      • Special dietary restrictions

      Room

      • Cable
      • Fully furnished
      • Housekeeping and linen services
      • Telephone
      • Wifi

      Transportation

      • Transportation arrangement (medical)
      • Transportation to doctors appointments

      Community services

      • Move-in coordination

      Activities

      • Community-sponsored activities
      • Scheduled daily activities

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      Westfield is located at 5826 Old Pulaski Rd, New Wilmington, PA, 16142.

      About Westfield

      Westfield is an assisted living community situated in Neshannock Township, Pennsylvania, designed to provide a supportive and nurturing environment for seniors requiring assistance with daily living. The community emphasizes a resident-first approach that prioritizes kindness, professionalism, and a home-like atmosphere to foster comfort and well-being. With accommodations for up to 36 residents, Westfield offers a sizable setting where individualized care is planned in detail to address each person's unique needs, encompassing personal care, meal preparation, medication supervision, and daily activities.

      At Westfield, the philosophy of care centers around enhancing the everyday lives of residents by creating a calming environment supported by a committed and compassionate staff. Services provided include assistance with bathing, dressing, hygiene, and mobility, tailored to the varying levels of support that seniors may require. For residents with specific health considerations, such as elevated blood pressure or diabetes, the culinary team is prepared to modify meal plans and provide balanced, homemade meals three times a day. Residents may also enjoy the convenience of mobile stylists or hairdressers to maintain grooming and self-care routines without leaving the premises.

      The community offers a diverse range of activities aimed at keeping residents engaged, energetic, and connected. Programs may include music therapy, pet therapy, board games, and opportunities for relaxation outdoors. Recreational offerings are complemented by scheduled events such as movie nights, fitness and music programs, as well as creative workshops. Residents can benefit from transportation services to medical appointments, errands, and faith-based facilities, adding to the overall convenience and quality of life at Westfield.

      Amenities within the community are designed to promote socialization and well-being. Facilities may feature a reading room, hot tub, steam room or wellness area, barber or beauty shop, garden spaces, social night events, and game rooms, all crafted to support an active and engaged lifestyle. Program schedules and offerings are subject to change, ensuring that activities remain fresh and relevant to the interests of the community.

      Accommodation and care at Westfield are tailored following an initial resident evaluation, taking into consideration factors such as the level of assistance required, room preference—whether individual or shared—and desired amenities. The cost for residency can vary based on these components, with pricing starting competitively for the area. Most families choose to pay privately, though alternative methods such as long-term care insurance and certain veterans’ benefits may also be accepted.

      Westfield aims to make each resident feel at home, combining thoughtful details, supportive programs, and expert care to create a place where seniors can thrive. The community encourages potential residents and their families to visit, experience the vibrant atmosphere, and see first-hand the warmth, amenities, and services that set Westfield apart as a leading choice for assisted living in the area.

      People often ask...

      Westfield offers competitive pricing, with rates starting at a cost of $3,922 per month.

      Westfield offers board and care.

      The full address for this community is 5826 Old Pulaski Rd, New Wilmington, PA 16142.

      No, Westfield does not offer respite care. Respite care in assisted living communities provides temporary, short-term relief for primary caregivers by offering professional care for their loved ones. It allows individuals to stay in an assisted living community for a limited time, giving caregivers a break while ensuring residents receive necessary support and assistance with daily activities.

      Safety & Compliance

      In Pennsylvania, the Department of Human Services licenses personal care homes and assisted living residences and publishes its licensing inspection summaries.

      License number474240
      Facility typeFull
      License classLicensed
      Capacity8 residents
      LicenseeWESTFIELD BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AFFILIATES INC
      Care servedPersonal Care Homes
      EffectiveFebruary 4th, 2026
      ExpiresFebruary 4th, 2027
      View the official license record

      Inspection Reports

      28

      Reports

      15

      Type A Citations

      3

      Type B Citations

      0

      Complaints

      17

      Years

      04 Nov 2025Inspection
      Investigated allegations that a resident repeatedly made inappropriate sexual comments and attempted to enter other residents' rooms, creating safety concerns; found deficiencies in implementing positive interventions and updating the residents' support plans.
      • 42.cTreatment of Residents
      • 201Positive Interventions
      • 227.cSupport Plan Revision
      • 227.cSupport Plan Revision
      27 May 2025Inspection
      Found no deficiencies.
      12 Dec 2024Inspection
      Identified multiple deficiencies in posting, contracts, training, safety, and medical documentation.
      • 2600. 3.c.Post Current License
      • 2600. 25.c.List of Rates
      • 2600. 65.f.Training Topics
      • 2600. 65.g.Annual Training Content
      • 2600. 94.b.Non-Skid Surface
      • 2600. 100.b.Removal Snow/Obstructions
      • 2600. 101.j7.Lighting/Operable Lamp
      • 2600. 141.a.1-10Medical Evaluation Information
      • 2600. 162.c.Menus
      • 2600. 184.a.Resident's Meds Labeled
      • 2600. 185.a.Implement Storage Procedures
      • 2600. 187.a.Medication Record
      • 2600. 227.d.Support Plan Medical/Dental
      • 2600. 254.a.Records Discharge/Active
      01 May 2024Inspection
      Identified multiple deficiencies related to medication labeling, preadmission screening, first aid kits, and refrigeration.
      • 2600.103.fRefrigerator/Freezer Temps
      • 2600.171.bFirst Aid Kit
      • 2600.183.dPrescription Current
      • 2600.184.aResident's Meds Labeled
      • 2600.224.aPreadmission Screen Form
      06 Oct 2023Inspection
      Identified a failure to report a resident incident to the Department within 24 hours.
      • 2600.16(c)Written Incident Report
      02 Nov 2022Inspection
      Identified multiple safety and health deficiencies, including unsecured oxygen tanks, missing emergency contact information, stair hazards, missing mirrors, improper freezer temperatures, evacuation timing concerns, and medication administration errors.
      • 2600. 81.b.Wheelchairs, walkers, prosthetic devices and other apparatus used by residents must be clean, in good repair and free of hazards.
      • 2600. 91.Emergency Telephone Numbers
      • 2600. 100.b.Removal Snow/Obstructions
      • 2600. 101.j.6.Mirror
      • 2600. 103.f.Refrigerator/Freezer Temps
      • 2600. 132.d.Evacuation
      • 2600. 187.a.Medication Record
      • 2600. 187.d.Follow Prescriber's Orders
      • 2600. 190.a.Completion Medication Course
      • 2600. 225.c.Additional Assessment
      05 Oct 2021Inspection
      Found deficiencies related to resident contracts, labeling of poisonous materials, and incomplete medical evaluations and assessments.
      • Type A2600.25aWritten Contract and Review
      • Type A2600.82aPoisonous Materials
      • c2600.227cSupport Plan Revision
      • Type B2600.141b1Annual Medical Evaluation
      • Type A2600.225aAssessment 15 Days
      • c2600.225cAdditional Assessment
      13 Apr 2021Inspection
      Granted a waiver to use alternate preadmission and medical evaluation forms, subject to specified conditions.
      20 Jan 2021Inspection
      Granted a regular license for a Personal Care Home. No violations were cited.
      21 Nov 2019Inspection
      The department renewed the license and issued a certificate confirming compliance.
      06 Sept 2019Inspection
      Cited violations of 55 Pa. Code Ch. 2600 with required corrective actions.
      02 Nov 2018Inspection
      The Department issued a regular license following renewal and approved continued operation at the specified address with a stated capacity.
      10 Aug 2018Inspection
      Found multiple violations involving confidentiality, posting of required information, and staff training.
      • Type A55 Pa.Code § 2600.17Resident records confidentiality
      • Type A55 Pa.Code § 2600.65(a)Influenza Awareness Act posting
      • Type A55 Pa.Code § 2600.65(f)Training topics for annual direct care staff training
      19 Oct 2017Inspection
      Issued a regular license renewal and a certificate of compliance for the site, with an eight-person occupancy limit.
      25 Jul 2017Inspection
      The facility had multiple regulatory deficiencies identified, including missing rabies vaccination certificates, incomplete fire drill records, and gaps in medical evaluations and medication documentation.
      • 55 Pa.Code §2600.109(b)Rabies vaccination
      • 55 Pa.Code §2600.132(c)Fire drill records
      • 55 Pa.Code §2600.109(a)Annual furnace inspection
      • 55 Pa.Code §2600.141(a)(2)Medical evaluation contents
      • 55 Pa.Code §2600.171(b)(5)First aid kit contents
      • 55 Pa.Code §2600.187(a)Medication administration records
      19 Oct 2016Inspection
      The department renewed the license for a personal care home after processing the renewal materials and issuing a regular license.
      16 Aug 2016Inspection
      Investigated the facility for medication management and staff background checks; found deficiencies related to medication procedures and missing prescribed medication.
      • 2600.185(a)Medication storage and handling procedures
      • 2600.185(a)Medication availability
      21 Mar 2016Inspection
      Granted renewal with a certificate of compliance.
      04 Feb 2015Inspection
      Identified several deficiencies related to training and medication safety, with corrective actions proposed to address gaps. The regulator noted ongoing progress on corrective measures.
      • 2600.65(e)Direct care staff training
      • 2600.65(f)Training topics for annual training
      18 Nov 2014Inspection
      Granted a renewal license and issued a certificate of compliance for a personal care home with a maximum capacity of eight residents.
      29 Aug 2014Inspection
      Identified several deficiencies in resident assessments, contract documentation, staff orientation, and safety procedures across multiple regulations.
      • Type A2600.23(a)Assistance with activities of daily living
      • Type B2600.25(b)Contracts signed by administrator and resident
      • Type B2600.42(b)Orientation to fire safety and emergency preparedness
      • Type A2600.65(a)Staff orientation prior to first shift
      • c2600.225(c)Additional assessments
      18 Nov 2013Inspection
      Cited deficiencies for failing to perform the required annual resident assessments and to update assessments when needed. A plan of correction was prepared.
      • 55 Pa.Code §2600.225(c)Additional resident assessments
      22 Oct 2013Inspection
      Authorized a renewal license and issued a certificate of compliance for personal care homes.
      19 Nov 2012Inspection
      Identified multiple deficiencies including posting requirements, staff training, emergency procedures, and resident assessment/planning.
      • Type A2600.3(c)Posting of license and related documents
      • Type A2600.63(a)First aid and CPR training for direct care staff
      • Type A2600.65(e)Annual training for direct care staff
      • Type A2600.85(d)Trash in kitchens and bathrooms
      • Type A2600.227(a)Certificate(s) of Occupancy
      • Type A2600.122(b)Emergency procedures posted
      11 Jan 2012Inspection
      Identified several deficiencies: lighting in some resident rooms could not be controlled at bedside, improper medication cart contents and dosing, and lack of annual furnace inspections.
      • 55 Pa.Code §2600Lighting in resident rooms
      • 55 Pa.Code §2600Medication cart contents/medication control
      • 55 Pa.Code §2600Annual furnace inspection
      06 Jun 2011Inspection
      Identified deficiencies related to medication administration and resident safety. The incident involved mislabeling and misplacing medications during transport.
      • Type A55 Pa.Code §2600Medication administration and handling
      10 Dec 2010Inspection
      Identified multiple health and safety deficiencies during the survey, including missing incident policy guidance, unsafe storage of poisonous materials, and improper use of portable heating, along with insufficient staff training.
      • 55 Pa.Code §2600Incident policy not addressing prevention, reporting, notification, investigation and management
      • 55 Pa.Code §2600Poisonous materials must be kept locked and inaccessible to residents
      • 55 Pa.Code §2600Portable space heaters are prohibited
      • 55 Pa.Code §2600Staff training in Older Adult Protective Services Act (OAPSA)
      15 Dec 2009Inspection
      Found several deficiencies related to life-safety systems, staff training, resident assessments, and medication administration observed during the visit.
      • 55 Pa.Code § 2600.Smoke detectors
      • 55 Pa.Code § 2600.Direct care staff training
      • 55 Pa.Code § 2600.Resident mobility assessment
      • 55 Pa.Code § 2600.Medication administration

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