There are several ways to do this. If you have a surgery planned, and anticipate the need for rehab, call ahead with your surgery date. We will work with the hospital to admit you to our rehab unit based on availability. If you have an unplanned surgery or illness and are hospitalized, simply ask your hospital discharge planner to contact Sarah Reed. It’s that simple!

For many years, Pennsylvania did not recognize a distinction between these two types of care and the terms were often interchangeable. Pennsylvania adopted a law making these two distinct types of facilities. However, many people continue to use these terms interchangeably. Sarah Reed Senior Living is a licensed Personal Care Home.

Wait list times vary depending on when you call and the type of housing required. The list is constantly changing due to changing needs of our current residents, as well as changing needs of those on the list, so the answer to how long it is also is constantly changing.

Get on the waiting list by filling out an application, and sending it to us. We will call you when it is reviewed. Or visit the contact page to set up a tour.

 Residential Apartments, Personal Care, and our Memory Support Unit are all private pay and are not covered under Medicare or Medicaid. Some long term care insurance policies may help you pay for this level of services.

In the Skilled Nursing Facility, Medicare may cover a portion of your stay, depending on your condition, and your need for skilled nursing services.

Sarah Reed is an approved provider for Medicare and Medicaid Programs. We also participate with most major insurance plans.

Medicaid eligibility is determined based on medical and financial qualifications. Persons who do no meet the criteria for Medicare or Medicaid coverage are expected to use private resources to pay for their stay.

Every individual has different needs, so it is difficult to give an exact number. Visit our contact page and call or email us to discuss your needs and we can help determine a price range. As a nonprofit organization, we are committed to providing quality care and services at a reasonable cost, and are very competitive with similar types of organizations.

If a resident depletes all resources in a reasonable manner, we will explore all
available financial options to assist you. Eligibility for financial assistance could be affected if resources were gifted or depleted inappropriately according to state, federal, etc., laws.

We generally serve older adults. Your medical condition will be the primary factor in determining admission and your level of care.

Sarah Reed Senior Living is a licensed Continuing Care Retirement Community, or CCRC. We are authorized by the Department of Insurance to provide different levels of care. We offer a variety of accommodations and services to our residents in one complex to ensure their needs are met. With the full range of services available our residents have preferred access to all of our programs. We can accommodate friends and family members who need different levels of care on one campus.

Of course! Friends and family are welcome every day. General visiting hours are 8am to 7pm, but visiting is also permitted at other times. Weekend hours vary.

Yes! Residents may come and go as they please. We do ask that you sign in and out of the building so we can account for you in the event of an emergency. If you receive nursing and medication services we require you or a family member to inform the nursing staff so no dosages are missed.

Yes. Our apartments are just waiting for your personal treasures! In skilled nursing, a bed, dresser, nightstand, and chair are provided, but you are welcome to switch them out with your own. Depending on your functional level in the nursing facility, bringing your own furniture from home will need to be evaluated to properly care for you and assure your safety. We understand that it is difficult to be away from your home and encourage you to bring personal items for your comfort and happiness.

Please do! We’d love to schedule a time to meet you. We do encourage you to visit in person. However, in certain circumstances, we can come to you.