Beechwood Court sits near U.S. Route 40 in Uniontown, Pennsylvania, close to local restaurants and Uniontown Mall, and it offers different living options like private or semi-private apartments with kitchenettes, cable TV, phone, Wi-Fi, and wheelchair-accessible bathrooms, and there's a home-like feeling, because the facility has fireplaces, comfy chairs, and outdoor garden spaces where residents like to relax. The Personal Care neighborhood fits people who want independence but may need help with daily tasks such as bathing, dressing, grooming, and using the restroom, and the staff offer support during the day and night, with a call system in every room, and the community is gated for security. Meals here are homemade and follow a four-week menu cycle, so there's always something new, and the Dietary Department can change meals for special diets like diabetic, cardiac, celiac, weight loss, or weight gain, and breakfast is always made to order, and there's choices for allergies too, plus sometimes residents can enjoy dinners from local restaurants and family-style buffet meals with loved ones.
Residents have lots to do, including arts and crafts, music programs, reading, games, and planned activities every day-there are outings, movie nights, group events, and even music therapy or pet therapy, and folks can use a hot tub or sauna, relax outside, or take part in exercises in the fitness room. The community organizes shopping trips with a 15-passenger bus and will help arrange rides to doctor visits or religious services, and staff handle housekeeping, linen, and laundry services, and there's a salon and barber on-site as well as mobile services. Folks who need extra support have access to skilled nursing care or memory care in a special unit for those with Alzheimer's Disease, and there's a 4,000-square-foot therapy gym with equipment, a virtual rehab area, and therapists from Functional Pathways who help with physical, occupational, and speech therapy.
Beechwood Court provides special programs for people with mild cognitive trouble, medication management, and around-the-clock supervision, and the team's trained to help residents stay independent while keeping them safe, developing care plans with help from families and doctors. There's tele-health, remote monitoring, family communication, and even adult daycare and respite care when someone only needs short-term help. They also support stress management and have activities and amenities like reading rooms, a movie theater, fitness programs, walking paths, and a library. The facility takes Medicaid, Medicare, most private insurances, and accepts residents for short- or long-term stays at all hours, and the place is run by LaFayette Manor. Residents here usually see the same familiar faces, get plenty of good meals, have safe places to walk, and get help when they need it, and the staff encourage family to stay involved. The license number is 409610.
