Oxford Crossings sits in Langhorne, Pennsylvania, at the corner of East Winchester Avenue and North Pine Street, only about ten miles west of Philadelphia, so families from the city can visit without too much hassle, and the building itself has been renewed with spacious lounges, a modern dining room, and landscaped grounds that include a library, gardens, and a courtyard where residents can relax or spend time with visitors, sometimes even bringing their dogs for a visit. This community supports seniors who need help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, and taking medicine, and also cares for people living with memory challenges like Alzheimer's or other dementia, giving them secure options and programs designed to keep them as active and comfortable as possible.
Residents can choose from a range of living arrangements, including studio apartments, single rooms, and even deluxe units, all of which come with cable and telephone service, private space, and some include kitchenettes, and no matter which you select, you get three meals every day made in a restaurant-style dining area, along with daily housekeeping, laundry service, and regular health monitoring. Oxford Crossings has full-time trained staff always on site, available around the clock, with emergency response systems and medication management, so families can know someone's always around to help with health or safety needs, and if residents need therapy, there's physical, occupational, and speech therapy available without leaving the building, plus regular physician visits, homecare, and skilled nursing on site.
For getting out and about, transportation services let residents go shopping, attend appointments, or join the group on organized outings, and if you need it, respite care and short-term stays are possible. Daily life includes plenty of activity with exercise classes like yoga and chair yoga, art and craft areas, a gardening group, a gym, a game room, and a movie theater, and those who enjoy music can join a resident musical group, or spend quiet time in the library or landscaped courtyard. Amenities include things like an on-site beauty salon and barber, outdoor patios, community dining, parking for both residents and guests, and special services like Spanish-language support, special meals, and acceptance of both pets and certain payment types.
Oxford Crossings builds its programs around wellness and enrichment, so there's always some kind of activity, whether it's an exercise class, art project, book discussion club, or a LifeLoop activity, and those with memory issues receive extra attention with personalized care plans and activities that aim to support both cognitive abilities and overall well-being. A resident ambassador program helps newcomers settle in, and the community offers advice for VA benefits and financial questions. This facility has a large staff, is privately operated since 2021, and keeps a focus on providing peace of mind, with the goal of helping residents live fully and feel at home in a setting that encourages independence, engagement, and comfort.
