Dining
Meal preparation and service
Wellsboro, PA
Independent Living and Assisted Living in Wellsboro. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
Ask about this communityWellsboro Shared Homes in Wellsboro, Pennsylvania is a licensed personal care facility that provides assisted living–style support in a Victorian house setting. The community describes itself as faith‑based and Christian and notes it provides full daily services such as meals, laundry and housekeeping, along with around‑the‑clock medication administration performed by certified aides.
Residents live in a multi‑unit, communal residential setting with access to shared dining and kitchen facilities; public listings also note elevator access, sprinkler protection and building cooling systems. The provider states staff are available to discuss routines and care policies and to show the home to prospective residents and families so they can evaluate daily life and 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
$3,756 / month
Rates and availability can change. Ask the community for a personalized quote and details about included services.
| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Shared room | $3,756 |
| One bedroom | $4,487 |
My mom moved to Wellsboro Shared Home. It is an older home, but it's a nice and well-kept place with nice folks. They have activities such as bingo and decorating activities in the dining room. They also have laundry services and if you need to go to the hospital or pharmacy, they have a driver for you.
Wellsboro Shared Homes' fees are less than in the other places, yet the care is as good in any place. It is not staffed as well, but the staff really takes good care of them. The dietary department is where it probably it needs some upgrade because I don't think the food is nutritious. My mother-in-law just got too old to stay here. You have to be ambulatory to stay. After she got back from the hospital, between the hospital, doctor, and the shared home, they didn't accept her back because they were not equipped to take care of her anymore. They have some really wonderful people.
My Mother is and has been a resident at Wellsboro Shared Home for years, quite possibly the eldest resident. She is quite content, and has been fortunate to have her own private room. She is very set in her own ways, and a very private individual, so she is quite happy. There are some issues with the meals. There are foods served with little to no flavor. Also some are difficult to chew and inappropriate for elderly people. Maybe a change in menus items occasionally? Overall, she and her family are very thankful for the staff and they're assistance when needed. The Administration is very…
My Mother is and has been a resident at Wellsboro Shared Home for years, quite possibly the eldest resident. She is quite content, and has been fortunate to have her own private room. She is very set in her own ways, and a very private individual, so she is quite happy. There are some issues with the meals. There are foods served with little to no flavor. Also some are difficult to chew and inappropriate for elderly people. Maybe a change in menus items occasionally? Overall, she and her family are very thankful for the staff and they're assistance when needed. The Administration is very informative and professional.
My grandmother had surgery on her hip and stayed here for a few weeks. I only visited once or twice, but when I did, it was kind of boring. No nurses came in when my family and I were there, probably out of respect to my grandmother. She said the meals she was served were big on variety and health, but low on taste. The vegetarian pizza in particular tasted like cardboard. She was adequately cared for, but nothing more than the bare minimum. She bathed herself in her own bed, and had to ask multiple times for her catheter to be changed. I'm sure it would be a nice experience if the nurses were more friendly and caring. This was during the summer, so maybe they were just in a bad mood because of the awful heat wave, but that is still no excuse to treat your residents like numbers.