Welcome & thank you Intro Small House Concept… we hear it a lot but is new?? HG Wells “The Time Machine”

A Small House Concept The first “small House” was started by Ellen Parker in the late 1920’s Summer Farm Home & 91 acres were donated to Presbyterian Home of Central Pa which launched into the company now know as PSL (Pres. Sr. Living) Outside of the small town of Newville, PA 9 ladies moved into home, cook and care for one another like family.

HG Wells… forward to Summer of 2014- plans have begin PA re-introduced Assisted Living Regulations. Presbyterian Senior Living Mission Statement Guided by the life and teachings of Jesus, the mission of Presbyterian Senior Living is to provide compassionate, vibrant and supportive communities and services to promote wholeness of body, mind and spirit. The Quincy Village Parker House was developed! These small houses would create less life disruptions, residents are better to age in place and if Needed higher levels of care are available with out the need to “another “ move.

Inspiring Design Vibrant Color Palettes 16 Personalized Suites per House Private Bathroom Personal Kitchenette Secure Outdoor Courtyard Each House was developed with uniqueness in mind. Each home features rich, vibrant colors palettes within the furnishes, finishes and accessories. These elements serve as an invitation for residents and families to gather in a comfortable setting that feels like home. The 3 residential styled homes features 16 private suites similar to a studio apartment. Private Kitchenette and bathroom with a flush mount tile stone shower Beautiful Secure Outdoor patio

The large spacious “family “ area in the center of each home- it really where all the action take place. The large open concept kitchen invites residents to participate in meal preparation, encouraging a sense of independence. Family style dining room tables allows residents guests and our Care partners to join in for the family style meal. Beautiful 2 story stone fireplace Large windows looking out to the Courtyard.

Innovative Concept Again Assisted Living Resident s have less daily life interruptions due to the need to transfer from one location to another for health services. The shorter walking distances between the private suites, spa, laundry areas, and family “living room” helps to eliminate the need for wheel chairs, often caused by the long hallways and stairs in most current Assisted Living, PC centers.

A feeling of home with consistent, familiar staff, family and friends has proven to increase feelings of self esteem, satisfaction and security. Ideal for people who value their independence and privacy but require extra support. Care Partners- not just medical staff- Universal Workers- assist with all needs Empowers staff to focus on helping residents to feel at home. The concept of being at home and Feeling at home with consistent, familiar staff has proven to increase feelings of self esteem, satisfaction and security, Really get to know the residents and residents get to know there care partners. What is Mary’s favorite ice cream, who is Georg’s favorite baseball team?

Purposeful Services 5 Meal Plan Service Plan designed by the Care team Sightseeing, off campus shopping and day trips Extensive event calendars including trips, clubs, games and special entertainment 24 Hour Staffing Chaplain Services Award winning 5 meal plan- wake up when you would like to wake, have breakfast when you would like to. Center for Successful aging Award- our Culture…mission statement provide compassionate, vibrant and supportive communities and services to promote wholeness of body, mind and spirit. This is done by focusing on 4 major aspects of life Physical Spiritual Intellectual Social

Inspiring Interaction by Design The most important question to ask? “Does it feel like home?” Parker House was designed with this question in mind, so that every answer is sure to be Yes! The Parker House Small House Concept is perfect for seniors who value their independence and privacy but require extra support through the Assisted Living Regulations.