Johnson's Personal Care Homes sits in Meyersdale, Pennsylvania, and people might like that it's a smaller place with only 15 assisted living units, so it feels a bit more familiar and home-like for folks who want a more personal setting. Residents here have several options, like one-bedroom apartments, shared rooms, or small studios with useful layouts for comfort and mobility. The staff help with bathing, getting dressed, managing medicine, and even moving around the building, plus they've got an on-call registered nurse who keeps an eye on health needs. There are meal plans made by a dietitian, with menus for people dealing with diabetes or dementia, and all-day snacks for anyone who might get hungry between meals.
People who live here take part in devotional activities and group events, with things like movie nights in a theater room, creative crafts, or games, and there's a greenhouse for those who like gardening. A reading corner gives some quiet time, while regular chapel services and nearby places of worship help with spiritual life. There's also on-site physical therapy and care for folks needing surgery recovery, or services if they've got Parkinson's. Staff pay attention to each person's needs, creating custom care plans and making sure regular health monitoring happens for safety. There's help for those who need guidance with daily living or have incontinence, and the building's set up for wheelchairs and safe transfers.
For people who need to get out, Johnson's offers transportation for groceries, appointments, and outings, so residents keep a bit of independence and connection with the community, plus it's close to pharmacies and hospitals if something comes up. Residents can count on help with house cleaning, laundry, and maintenance, and emergency alert systems are installed throughout for peace of mind. Johnson's Personal Care Homes covers different care levels, including assisted living, independent living, memory care, skilled nursing, home health care that's Medicare-certified, hospice care, non-medical home care, and adult day services, so families find a range of support for loved ones' changing needs all in one place. Meals meet special dietary restrictions, and group activities keep minds and bodies active, with a warm atmosphere among staff and neighbors, making it a steady and supportive spot for senior living.
