Dining
Meal preparation and service
Ellwood City, PA
Independent Living and Assisted Living in Ellwood City. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
Ask about this communityTrinity Oaks Personal Care in Ellwood City, Pennsylvania is a long‑standing personal care and assisted living option founded in 1980 that emphasizes a quiet, residential atmosphere and private accommodations. The community offers private and semi‑private suites equipped for safety, emergency call systems, and routine housekeeping and laundry service. Living arrangements are designed for everyday comfort with communal dining and landscaped outdoor areas for fresh air and visits.
Daily life at Trinity Oaks includes assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming and mobility, medication administration and supervision, and three meals served in a shared dining room. The community schedules social and recreational activities and coordinates transportation for appointments and outings. Staffing is arranged to provide ongoing support and organized programming rather than medical treatment or independent verification of services.
Meal preparation and service
Garden
Housekeeping and linen services
Community-sponsored activities
24-hour call system
Independent residences with community amenities and opportunities to stay active and connected.
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Monthly rates starting at
$4,044 / month
Rates and availability can change. Ask the community for a personalized quote and details about included services.
| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Shared room | $4,044 |
| One bedroom | $4,832 |
I feel compelled to express my profound dissatisfaction with Trinity Oaks, a facility that, quite frankly, does not deserve even the one star I reluctantly awarded. First and foremost, I would not recommend this nursing home to anyone considering such care for their loved ones. The staff's demeanor is consistently inconsiderate and rude, exhibiting a level of incompetence that is alarming. It is evident that Bonnie, who appears to be in charge, lacks the necessary skills to manage a facility of this nature. Moreover, her decisions seem to be heavily influenced by George, the owner, whose…
I feel compelled to express my profound dissatisfaction with Trinity Oaks, a facility that, quite frankly, does not deserve even the one star I reluctantly awarded. First and foremost, I would not recommend this nursing home to anyone considering such care for their loved ones. The staff's demeanor is consistently inconsiderate and rude, exhibiting a level of incompetence that is alarming. It is evident that Bonnie, who appears to be in charge, lacks the necessary skills to manage a facility of this nature. Moreover, her decisions seem to be heavily influenced by George, the owner, whose abrasive attitude only exacerbates the challenges faced by residents and their families. One of the most concerning issues is the staff's negligence in monitoring residents, leading to preventable accidents such as falls and instances of residents wandering off the property. This lack of vigilance is unacceptable and poses serious risks to the well-being of those under their care. It is disheartening to witness the discontent among residents, who clearly express their dissatisfaction with both the facility and the staff. I strongly urge prospective clients to reconsider their options and report any concerns, as it is only a matter of time before this establishment faces serious scrutiny. In summary, Trinity Oaks stands out as the worst facility I have encountered in the area, and possibly throughout Pennsylvania. This experience has been nothing short of a nightmare.
Truly the best place for your loved ones.
Do not have your loved one go here. They do not do staff background checks seriously.
My mother required too much care to go to Trinity Oaks Care Center, but it was a very nice facility. The person during the visit was very good, and the place looked great. I saw people in the dining room, and they seemed happy. It's a beautiful place.
We looked at Trinity Oaks. It was a smaller facility. They did not have as many activities as the one my sister was in. I couldn't remember, but I don't think they had single rooms, and we wanted a single room for my sister. The staff seemed very caring, and it seemed that the residents were happy there. They had some activities, but they were at a minimum. We looked at their dining room. It was clean, and it looked like it was well cared for.
Trinity Oaks is the one where we're going to put my mother in. We have actually made arrangements and moved-in date. My mother would have had her own room that was huge, beautiful and clean. It was almost like an efficiency apartment. It was enough to put a double bed, dressers, a chair, and still we're able to put a recliner or extra furniture besides the bed. Their rooms were really of nice size and each one has its own bathroom. With regards to meals, I have not tasted their food but I have seen their menus. From what I have seen when they're eating, food looked really good. They have a professional cook and a professional kitchen. They have a large dining area which is more restaurant-style. They also offer alternatives if residents don't like the food that is being served.