Beaver Meadows is an assisted living community in Beaver, Pennsylvania, operated by St. Barnabas. The community provides living assistance for residents who need help with daily tasks such as dressing, bathing, and grooming, while maintaining independence in a residential setting with a 75-bed capacity accommodating both single residents and couples.
Care services include three meals daily prepared by a dietitian, with accommodations for special dietary needs. The community maintains care attendants on duty 24/7, with access to a nursing team, on-staff physicians who make regular rounds, and physical, occupational, and speech therapists available as needed. The facility was designed with safety in mind, featuring non-combustible construction and newly installed security alarms.
Beaver Meadows offers a specialized program for residents living with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. The program is certified by the Alzheimer's Association and utilizes its person-centered model of habilitation therapy. Highly-trained staff provide tailored care for residents with memory impairment, using a holistic approach that encourages family and community involvement through one-on-one and small group care, as well as support group meetings for family and caregivers.
Residents enjoy three comfortable lounges for socialization, relaxation, and family visits. The community provides weekday bus transportation for appointments and outings, and regularly hosts visits from local performers, church groups, and community organizations. The community welcomes residents to bring their own decorations and furniture to personalize their rooms beyond basic furnishings provided.