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Community Living Care, Inc. - SADLC (Primarily Serves the MR Population) 115 Vannear Avenue, 1st Floor Greensburg PA 15601 (724) 836-5779	This licensed service is provided to people with a functional impairment above the age of 60, or who are above the age of 18, but are diagnosed with post stroke dementia, parkinsonism, or a dementia related disease such as Alzheimer's or other organic brain syndrome. At SADLC, people engage in a planned program of social, educational, recreational, therapeutic, rehabilitative, and developmental activities. These activities are provided in house or in the community.
Elizabeth Seton Adult Day Care 129 Depaul Center Road Greensburg PA 15601 (724) 832-2810	At Seton Center Adult Day Services in Greensburg, we provide a safe, secure "home away from home" for senior citizens who can't stay by themselves during the day and who are seeking an alternative to round-the-clock care in a nursing home or personal care facility. We intend to provide a nurturing environment, creative experiences, and optimum care for our clients to greatly enhance their quality of daily living. Family members benefit by not having to provide care twenty-four hours a day, allowing them to attend to their work, to relax and recharge, or to meet other personal needs.
Senior LIFE Greensburg 123 Triangle Drive Greensburg PA 15601 (724) 838-8300	Senior LIFE Greensburg is committed to enhancing the ability of seniors to stay at home and live safely in the community as long as possible by coordinating comprehensive healthcare and supportive services for our members. Senior LIFE is an innovative program that uses a team approach to provide seniors in the Greensburg / Westmoreland County areas with medical, social, nutritional and rehabilitation services. These services are provided at the Senior LIFE Greensburg Center and are accompanied with in-home nursing care, personal care, and other homecare services as needed. Senior LIFE makes it possible for seniors to remain at home, enjoying the comfort and reassurance of familiar surroundings while receiving the care they need. Senior LIFE is a Medicare Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) operating as a LIFE (Living Independence for the Elderly) program in the state of Pennsylvania. To be eligible for the program at no cost, members must be 55 years old or older; live in an area served by a LIFE Program, able to live safely in the community, be determined as medically eligible based on health conditions, and be determined as financially eligible based on income and assets. For those who are not financially eligible, there is also an option to pay privately for the services. Senior LIFE enables seniors in the Greensburg / Westmoreland County areas to maintain both their quality of life and their independence. Our wide array of support services are designed to help seniors with their personal, physical and social needs â€” to maintain health, stimulate interest and increase socialization. We serve the healthcare needs of medically eligible seniors living at home that may need caregiver assistance. The LIFE program is an ideal alternative to nursing homes and personal care homes, providing members with a comprehensive homecare plan that allows them to live at home longer and more comfortably.
The ARC of Westmoreland Adult Training Facility 316 Donohoe Road Greensburg PA 15601 (724) 837-8159	The Arc of Westmoreland, a private nonprofit corporation, was founded in 1954 by a group of 13 parents meeting at the Irwin Park Playground in Irwin, PA. These families recognized the need for community services for children and adults with disabilities. Since its founding and official incorporation in 1962, the volunteer-driven organization continues to grow in scope and commitment as one of the largest providers of services for children and adults with special needs in Westmoreland County. On July 1, 2009, The Arc of Westmoreland and ACHIEVA family of organizations unanimously approved an affiliation. Thus began a new chapter which gave both organizations an opportunity to expand supports and services to children and adults with disabilities in Southwestern PA, as well as to become more efficient through economies of scale. The Adult Training Facility (ATF) provides services and support to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities who require supervision and assistance in meeting personal needs. The Arc of Westmoreland is committed to enhancing the quality of life of these individuals by teaching new skills, maintaining current abilities and providing the encouragement to demonstrate those skills while participating in activities and community outings. In the Adult Training Facility, students are offered training in daily living skills, including; personal hygiene, feeding, oral hygiene and self-help skills. Students also work on cleaning, laundry and kitchen (set table, wipe table, load dishwasher) skills. Fine motor skills are developed through a variety of packaging, sorting and collating activities. Gross motor skill work includes recreational sports (non-contact), balance activities and a physical exercise program. Students receive training in social skills, problem solving skills and communication skills. A total communication approach is used with most individuals. The program also offers a sensory processing area including; aromatherapy, massagers, passive range of motion, tactile activities, relaxation techniques, cause/effect activities and environmental awareness. Arts & Crafts and Music activities are a part of the regular weekly schedule. Students may be offered community integration activities, depending on their individual schedule. The Adult Training Facility Program provides care for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities between the ages of 18 and 59.
YMCA of Greensburg Adult Training Facility 308 North Pennsylvania Avenue Greensburg PA 15601 (724) 836-8040	The Greensburg YMCA Adult Training Facility (ATF) is a day program for adults with intellectual development disabilities between the ages of 18 and 59. The programâ€™s objectives include training to promote freedom of choice, supportive employment, independent living skills, community integration, personal and public safety awareness and leisure skills. The ATF has been licensed through the Department of Public Welfare, Office of Developmental Programs since 1975.