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Harrisburg, PA
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Ask about this communityHomeland Center in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Located in uptown Harrisburg, Homeland Center is a licensed, not-for-profit Continuing Care Retirement Community with a long local history. The campus includes personal care residences for help with daily tasks, skilled nursing with 24/7 professional nursing, a dedicated memory care neighborhood for residents with advancing memory loss, and short-term, physician-directed rehabilitation services for recovery after illness or hospitalization.
Homeland also operates Homeland at Home, which delivers hospice, palliative care, physician-ordered home health services and non-medical home care to people who prefer to remain in their own homes. Daily life on campus emphasizes assisted living supports, clinical oversight when needed, and organized activities and programs described in the community’s announcements and news updates.
Meal preparation and service
Garden
Fitness programs
Housekeeping and linen services
Community operated transportation
Community-sponsored activities
12-16 hour nursing
Independent residences with community amenities and opportunities to stay active and connected.
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Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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Nursing and rehabilitation services for people who need a higher level of care.
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I am very happy with the care my mother has been getting. She has been there for 3 years. The Entire staff from nursing, aides are very friendly, very helpful. So kind to my mother. They catch issues that i would never catch if she lived with me. Also lisa in house keeping is making sure the entire 1st floor rooms, hallway are so clean and fresh smelling.
A joke
My dad spent his last 14 months living at Homeland. From the time he moved in, he was made to feel at home and comfortable. During his time there he never had anything negative to say about being there and trust me, he still had his senses to him. I had little doubts that he would do more then sit in his room. How wrong I was. He could be found taking a walk around the ward, looking at the movies by the tv or in an activity. He would tell me how good the food was. I spent a good bit of time researching nursing homes and was very happy with our choice. The staff was always very kind and…
My dad spent his last 14 months living at Homeland. From the time he moved in, he was made to feel at home and comfortable. During his time there he never had anything negative to say about being there and trust me, he still had his senses to him. I had little doubts that he would do more then sit in his room. How wrong I was. He could be found taking a walk around the ward, looking at the movies by the tv or in an activity. He would tell me how good the food was. I spent a good bit of time researching nursing homes and was very happy with our choice. The staff was always very kind and friendly towards us. Our dad just passed away 6/25 and at some point I'll go by to visit but for now I'll say Thank you to the staff. Your compassion means a lot.
Run. If you care for your loved one and can afford somewhere else run. If not be prepared for excuse after excuse, incompetent people who view this as a paying job and that's it. They ignore doctors orders, can't even take time out to give a person a drink of water and are not trained in compassion nor common sense nor have the ability to treat people with decency and dignity. Run.
Horrible experience and completely over priced. They will drain you for every dollar you have. They did not care for patients. Would have family members sit in their own filth and then would say “next person on shift will help” and we would wait hours.
The admissions representative, Susan H. is rude, condescending, and unprofessional. This is completely unfortunate considering the fact that this is a stressful period for families. This is a time when compassion and understanding should be shown! I hope Mr. Barry Ramper, the president and CEO of Homeland Center reads this review.
This is a wonderful, caring organization.
Great staff and diligent care to patients! They serve with purpose those who are placed in their care!