Personal Care at Simpson House
Personal Care at Simpson House
Philadelphia County, PA
Quality of Care
License Status
Daily Staff Per Resident
Nurse On Site?
24 Hour Nurse On Site?
Secured Dementia Unit?
Memory Care Programs
Levels of Care
Personal Care at Simpson House offers 1 type of care: Assisted Living / Personal Care.
- Independent Living
- Assisted Living / Personal Care
- Memory Care
- Short Term / Respite Care
- Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care
- Adult Day Care
- Rehab
What are levels of care?
Levels of care refer to how much assistance a person needs with health management, as well as activities of daily living. Activities of daily living are tasks like dressing, taking a bath or shower, using the restroom, and eating.
Additional considerations include whether the individual can take prescription medications or manage chronic conditions independently, or whether some assistance from a caregiver is needed.
Living at Personal Care at Simpson House
Types of Units
Personal Care at Simpson House offers 1 type of unit: Studio.
- Private Room
- Studio
- One Bedroom Apt
- Two Bedroom Apt
- Cottage
- Townhouse
Dining
Personal Care at Simpson House offers 1 dining option: Casual Dining.
- Cafe
- Restaurant Style
- Buffet Style
- Private Dining
- Formal Dining
- Casual Dining
- Pub
- Sunday Brunch
Religious Services
- Catholic Services
- Christian Services
- Jewish
Eligibility & Pets
Amenities
About Company
For Profit/Nonprofit
Parent Organization
Affiliated Communities
There are 3 communities affiliated with Personal Care at Simpson House: Simpson House, and Skilled Nursing at Simpson House, and Independent Living at Simpson House.
What are affiliated communities?
Reviews of Personal Care at Simpson House Average rating from 5 reviews:
- Did not treat a friend well.
- Worst experience ever ... more about getting the buy in $ and monthly rent than providing services and programs for residents ... it's fine if you are independent but the moment you need help...that's the problem...I felt totally taken advantage of after deciding that my loved one would move to SH..the transition from empathetic andMore
- This place is not fit for human life. I wouldn't want to see any elderly person have to go to this place; even if it is their last resort. It is not suitable for human habitation.
- So much that's positive. One area that must be improved is lighting and signage. First responders have a hard time finding the various buildings because almost nothing is in place to show them where to arrive. Even worse after dark. Please invest in our safety. Really off the grid. Beautiful and walkable grounds. Very nice community ofMore
- The rehab facility has been renovated and looks nice, however, the overall service is horrendous. had to hire outside people bc the average response time is 22 mins.