Holy Family Manor

About the community

About Holy Family Manor

Holy Family Manor follows the example of the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth and strives to provide high-quality and loving care to families in need. This faith-focused community operates on the principle that the mind, body, and soul must all be nurtured. Staff and volunteers welcome and care for residents from all walks of life and faith backgrounds. The community is staffed above state-required minimums, and ongoing staff training is provided to ensure high-quality care and quality of life for you or your loved one. Holy Family Manor has capacity for 42 Personal Care residents and 12 Memory Care residents, in addition to a 12-unit Sisters Wing. This wing is home to nuns from the community's religious order, who live among and intermingle with other residents. Services and Amenities The dedicated staff of Holy Family Manor offers loving, individualized care, and operates at a 10-to-1 staff-to-resident ratio. Personalized care plans are created for each resident upon admission, and they are updated regularly to maintain the most appropriate level of care to fit each individual's routine, stage of independence, and personal preferences. The staff strives to help residents feel the fullness of life, and activities are designed to nurture each entire person's well-being. Typical resident activities include Mass in the chapel or on a closed-circuit television system, as well as crafts, pet therapy, live entertainment, or time spent on the balconies and campus grounds. Living Arrangements and Room Features Holy Family Manor offers private rooms, private suites, and semi-private rooms. The community also operates a 12-resident Memory Care unit, which provides the same services that Personal Care residents are entitled to, as well as additional resources and activities, like Life Skills Stations. These stations are designed to stimulate the memories of residents with memory care needs by creating a varied environment within a controlled and safe setting. The memory care unit also features extra security measures. State licensing information To explore the licensing information and compliance histories of senior living communities in the state of Pennsylvania, visit the Pennsylvania Human Services Provider Directory . Related articles Your Complete Guide to Independent Living Aging Well in Independent Living An Active, Engaging Retirement: Top 5 Benefits of Independent Senior Living Communities