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Providers in Philadelphia PA

Showing 145–156 of 207 providers

Willowcrest
5.0
Philadelphia, PHILADELPHIA
Medicaid AcceptedMedicare CertifiedState Licensed
(215) 456-8632
Willow Terrace
2.0
Philadelphia, PHILADELPHIA
Medicaid AcceptedMedicare CertifiedState Licensed
(215) 951-8500
Paul'S Run
5.0
Philadelphia, PHILADELPHIA
Medicaid AcceptedMedicare CertifiedState Licensed
(215) 934-3000
Broomall Manor
5.0
Philadelphia, PHILADELPHIA
Medicaid AcceptedMedicare CertifiedState Licensed
(610) 356-3003
Germantown Home
3.0
Philadelphia, PHILADELPHIA
Medicaid AcceptedMedicare CertifiedState Licensed
(215) 848-3306
Cathedral Village
3.0
Philadelphia, PHILADELPHIA
Medicaid AcceptedMedicare CertifiedState Licensed
(215) 487-1300

Browse by Care Type in Philadelphia, PA

Adult Day CareDaytime programs with supervision and social activities. Support for caregivers who work or need respite.Adult Foster CareSmall, home-like care with live-in caregivers. Personalized attention for 2–6 residents.Assisted LivingDaily support with independence. Help with bathing, meals, and medication in a residential setting.Continuing CareFull continuum on one campus. Independent living through skilled nursing — move up in care, not out.Home Health CareSkilled medical care at home. Nursing, therapy, and wound care prescribed by a physician.Hospice CareComfort-focused end-of-life care. Pain management, family support, and dignity — covered by Medicare.In-Home CareNon-medical daily living support at home. Bathing, meals, companionship, and transportation.Independent LivingMaintenance-free living for active seniors. Social activities, dining, and amenities without care services.Memory CareSpecialized dementia and Alzheimer's care. Secured environments with trained staff and therapeutic programs.Nursing Homes24-hour skilled nursing and medical care. For those needing ongoing clinical attention and rehabilitation.Rehabilitation CentersIntensive therapy for recovery. Physical, occupational, and speech rehabilitation after surgery, stroke, or injury.Residential Care HomesSmall licensed facilities in residential settings. Room, board, and personal care for 6–20 residents.Senior ApartmentsAge-restricted independent housing. Apartments for active seniors 55+ with community amenities.Skilled Nursing FacilitiesPost-hospital rehabilitation and complex medical care. Physical, occupational, and speech therapy.