Touched by an Angel PCH sits in Donora, PA, and uses its own names for care programs, like Touched by an Angel PCH for general care and Miller's Corner Cottage, PCH for assisted living with a focus on wellness. The community offers a mix of care types: personal support like help with bathing, dressing, and everyday chores, medical care with trained staff and services for incontinence, diabetes, and non-ambulatory needs, and strong emotional and spiritual support, including devotional activities and spiritual care. There's a special focus here on supporting people near the end of life, with hospice and palliative care, and help for families during these times.
Touched by an Angel PCH also has secure memory care for people living with Alzheimer's or dementia, including round-the-clock supervision, activities to help memory, and special programs built just for them. Assisted living services cover help with medications, personal care, and regular meals planned by chefs to be healthy and balanced. Independent living options come with add-on support if wanted, and all levels of care include personalized plans for each resident.
Amenities aim to make life easier and more pleasant, with both indoor and outdoor spaces for relaxing, accessible rooms with showers and wheelchair options, social and physical activities, and meals served daily. They offer short-term stays for respite, transportation to appointments, and on-site and off-site activities for all residents, plus a peaceful, homelike setting overall. Staff use all-inclusive pricing and accept checks, credit cards, and offer help with costs and VA benefits, though there's an entry fee required. They provide support to both residents and their families, and try to involve everyone in the community.
Touched by an Angel PCH has been licensed by the state and watched by the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services. There have been past cases where licenses were taken away because of concerns like abuse, missing background checks for staff, and safety problems, and there've been legal issues and strict oversight about conditions and safety, with plans in place to safely move residents if a closure happens. Payment for care can come from several sources, and the facility helps with financial advice. The community follows rules from the state and focuses on providing care in secure, accessible, and respectful surroundings, but it's important to know about its regulatory history when making choices.
