Rest Haven-York sits at 1050 S. George Street, right across from York Hospital and close to Interstate 83 in the Grantley neighborhood of York, PA, which has legal protections for people based on gender identity and orientation, though there aren't protections for people based on source of income. The community's got a long history of offering elderly care with a mix of skilled nursing, assisted living, and memory care, and it houses up to 159 people, but as of June 2025, only 28 of those beds are certified, and when folks stay here, they get a choice of private or semi-private rooms, plus options for couples, all with furnished rooms, private bathrooms, kitchenettes, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, cable TV, and phones, though there's not much known about building amenities like pools or fitness centers. There's transportation and parking services, but detailed features about garages or parking are not clear, and there's unknowns about the exact layout, accessibility, and exterior details, other than there are outdoor activity areas and walking paths where people can spend time if they like.
Staff help residents with daily needs like bathing, dressing, medication, transfers, and general supervision, and there's always some level of nursing care around the clock, with a licensed team of registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, certified nursing assistants, and rehabilitation experts including occupational, speech, and physical therapists who help with both short-term and long-term needs, so people can get occupational, speech and physical therapy right on site, and if someone's recovering from illness or surgery, the rehabilitation services and skilled care mean they don't have to go far for what they require. The folks running the place call it a warm and homey setting, with efforts by both staff and a resident council and family council to address daily life concerns, aiming to keep quality up for everyone who lives there, plus they make sure staff are trained year-round so people get familiar faces and care routines that fit their needs.
Being a Continuing Care Retirement Community, people can stay as their needs increase without moving far, and they've got wellness and therapy rooms, a 24-hour call system for emergencies, and help for those who need non-ambulatory care. There's a focus on daily activities, with a dedicated activity room, game room, arts room, music room, scheduled events, movie nights, a library, and even outdoor programs and a garden, and residents can eat in a dining room with all-day dining and meals made for special health needs, including allergy-sensitive or diabetes diets, though it's not clear what's included with utilities, pet policies, or exact rental terms. Housekeeping, laundry, move-in help, and family support are available, and the community brings everyone together for events and testimonies from residents, with a family-owned, nonprofit approach aiming for comfort and contentment for everyone. Rest Haven-York's got a rating of 3.5 from 12 reviews, and it takes Medicaid and Medicare, providing both short- and long-term care for various personal needs, all in a location that strives for a welcoming, safe environment as people age and need more help, but it's not listed for sale or rent right now, so folks interested will want to check back in the future.
