Meals & dining
- Guest Meals
- No Sugar
- Meals Provided
- Vegetarian
- Low / No Sodium
- Vegan
Community profile
1401 E. Susquehanna Ave, Philadelphia, PA
About the community
Nestled in the heart of the Fishtown neighborhood in Philadelphia, Penn Home offers assisted living for those 60 years and older. With more than 160 years of service, this historic nonprofit community seeks to provide affordable housing options to older adults in the local area. Penn Home’s walkable, urban location offers access to a variety of big-city resources in Philly. Take a stroll in the neighborhood to easily access coffee shops and restaurants. Located within minutes of the Norris St. and Gaul St. bus stop, this location plugs you right into the robust public transit system of Philly. Rest easy knowing that Penn Home is located less than 10 miles from the world-renowned Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. Eligible veterans may seek medical resources through the Philadelphia Veteran Affairs Medical Center, which is also less than 10 miles away. Spend your free time shopping at the nearby Port Richmond Shopping Center, or enjoy the splendor of nature at the Penn Treaty Park where you can overlook the scenic Delaware River and watch ships pass through. Enjoy works of art from Asia, America, and Europe in more than 200 galleries in the Philadelphia Museum of Art. As always, spend time exploring the city as you like! Community Amenities and Services The compassionate caregiving team at Penn Home offers personalized care for your individual needs and preferences, focusing on the whole person and not just a set of symptoms. Driven by a charitable mission, their team focuses on the physical, mental, and spiritual needs of residents. As a smaller community, with no more than 40 residents at a time, the staff seeks to build caregiving connections with each resident on a one-on-one basis. Let them help you with personal care activities, such as dressing, bathing, incontinence care, and more. A full-time registered nurse and activities coordinator handle the daily operations of the community for your safety and enjoyment. All indoor commons areas offer safe, comfortable, and accessible spaces for gathering with friends and family. Enjoy the distinctive four seasons of Pennsylvania in the expertly landscaped courtyard. It’s the perfect place to meditate, read a book, or practice your Tai Chi in the warm sunshine. Join the activities coordinator for organized activities and events geared toward a variety of specific interests and passions. Staying mentally and physically active can play an important role in the longevity and wellness of older adults. Living Arrangements Penn Home’s historic building offers delightful urban views for residents. Each room in the community has been crafted to provide a relaxing atmosphere for older adults. Bring some of your favorite photos and trinkets to make your space feel just like home. Reach out today to learn how this exciting, historic community could be your new home! 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 How to Talk to Someone With Dementia: 10 Expert Alzheimer’s Communication Strategies Caregiver Burnout: How to Identify and Reverse Course Finding Senior Living for Elderly Couples
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