Christian House Home Health and Assisted Living

Christian House Home Health and Assisted Living sits in the old Captain Taggart School at 82 Garfield Ave in East Palestine, Ohio, a three-story brick building from 1917 that they've renovated to mix historical charm with modern comfort, and you can really see they've tried to keep that homey feeling in their 49-bed setup, where people get daily help, health checks, and support with personal needs in a safe, caring place. Folks who live here can get all sorts of assistance, including home health services like skilled nursing, wound care, and both physical and occupational therapy, which is useful whether someone needs long-term help, short-term respite, or just some home health visits, plus they take Medicare, Medicaid, and over 50 insurance plans like Anthem and Aetna, so there's room for different situations. The whole place focuses on being warm and supportive, with faith-based values and connections to the community and local church, and you can see that especially when they do things like charity memorial donations or community activities through adult day care, which gets people involved and staying active. They've got 24-hour staff who help with medication, meals, daily tasks, and even supervision if someone has memory loss or dementia, since there's a wing just for those with Alzheimer's or similar needs. Personalized care plans mean everyone gets their own routine, from wellness and recreation programs to help with chronic conditions, all while aiming to keep folks independent as much as they can. You're not going to find a lot of fancy decor or flashy features-there aren't any online photo galleries or videos-but there's thoughtful care, plenty of safety features, and accommodations built for comfort. The same group, Christian House, also arranges funeral and memorial services through Gabauer Funeral Homes, so families have support if they need end-of-life planning, with visitation options, guestbooks for condolences, and help honoring loved ones in whatever way fits their wishes. The staff includes experienced professionals linked with places like Gabauer-Lutton in Chippewa, Gabauer in New Brighton, and Gabauer-Todd in Beaver, which means people from all over the area have found connections here. This is a place where people can live safely and comfortably with help when needed, but also still feel like it's their home, whether they're staying for good, for a short while, or just coming for home health visits or adult day care.