Dining
Meal preparation and service
Hollidaysburg, PA
Independent Living and Assisted Living in Hollidaysburg. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
Ask about this communityLutheran Home at Hollidaysburg in Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania. The campus includes independent living cottages and Hillcrest apartments as well as a licensed skilled nursing center, offering long-term nursing care and short-term or outpatient rehabilitation. Independent residences range from one- to two-bedroom apartments and single or duplex cottages; some pet-friendly units and services such as lawn care, snow removal, routine maintenance and optional meal plans are provided.
Clinical services include 24-hour nursing supervision, individualized care plans, physical, occupational and speech therapy, IV therapy and medication management delivered from an on‑campus therapy suite. Daily life features scheduled activities, weekly worship and pastoral care, transportation to medical appointments, on-site salon services, laundry facilities and communal spaces for visitors and socializing. Residents may receive priority admission to other campus levels of care if needs change.
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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Incompetent administration & staff.
The level of incompetence of the nursing care left me speechless. My dying father was there temporarily but upon witnessing the staff working there we could not get my father out fast enough. Upon entering all you see are empty desk and halls. When you have an 88 year old man in the active stages of dying and the nurse takes it upon herself to give her less than caring and medically uniformed opinions to a patient then that suggest a lot more education needs to be taught to your staff. When a man who is barely awake and only comes to when his pain in severe, a callous nurse says, "it's not…
The level of incompetence of the nursing care left me speechless. My dying father was there temporarily but upon witnessing the staff working there we could not get my father out fast enough. Upon entering all you see are empty desk and halls. When you have an 88 year old man in the active stages of dying and the nurse takes it upon herself to give her less than caring and medically uniformed opinions to a patient then that suggest a lot more education needs to be taught to your staff. When a man who is barely awake and only comes to when his pain in severe, a callous nurse says, "it's not time for your medicine and of course it hurts. Your stomach is just black dead tissue" and then nonchalantly walks out. You have a serious problem at your facility. When a patient is on oxygen for an extended period of time it's common knowledge to even a lay person that it will dry out the nasal passages. When the family is sitting right there with the patient who says his nose is dry and irritated and the family ask the nurse for some saline gel for his nose, the nurse then says sounding confused, I don't think the Dr prescribed nose spay. I said, Not nose spray just some gel for his nose where the tubes are. The nurse then yells for another nurse and ask, Did the Dr order nose spray? Once again I said to the both of them, NOT NOSE SPRAY! Just some gel for his nostrils. They both walk off together saying, We'll ask the Dr about nose spray. Dear lord the incompetence I observed left me speechless. I waited a moment and then headed out into the hallway looking for anybody. The entire times I visited I never saw ANYONE from end to end in any hallway including other floors. An exorborant amount of money is charged for each patient and i did notice that no expense was spared in decorating. But all that money did little to help the people yelling out in pain. Nor did anyone rush to help the woman in a wheelchair screaming for help in the hallway. Im just curious how much are the execs are paid? Maybe those questions aren"t important. What does seem important is stressing on your website that this home is LGBTQ friendly. Since you claim to be a Luthern home have fun explaining your priorities to God.
The rooms are roomy for two people but the bed are bad. Thin rubber mattress, not comfortable to elderly people. The facility was under staffed especially during the night shift. Only one nurse and 1 aide on each of the two floors, each floor with 44 people. My relative was sitting in a wheelchair in front of desk at 5:30 AM trying to find someone to take her to bathroom but no one was around. She fell out and broke her neck and passed away as a result of the accident. She also was determined at the hospital to have a UTI and pnemonia the nursing didn't even know she had. The nursing home DR. would only come to the nursing home monthly to sign papers, never examining the patients but charged medicare for the examination. Residents enjoyed holiday gatherings and children from the community visiting. This nursing home is only hiring the minimum staff required by medicare but it is not enough when the home is full which is most of the time. Regulations at nursing homes for profit have to change to require enough staff to care for patients to prevent injury or death to elderly patients.
Wonderful place for elderly family members.
I was very pleased with Lutheran Home, and the people working there were very nice. The room that we looked up was upgraded,, but I know they’re upgrading other apartments. The dining facility was clean and very well decorated. They had card games, exercise classes, church services, and birthday parties. There is a call button in every room of the apartment so they are able to get help if they need it. It’s like a hotel, but they have a main meeting room where they have activities. There are places for them to be together.