Heathergate At Oxfordvalley in Langhorne, PA provides two distinct levels of support. Residents who are largely self-reliant can enter under the community’s independent-living option, maintaining control over their daily routines while having staff nearby if health needs change. For individuals living with dementia, the community delivers structured oversight designed to reduce confusion and manage the progression of memory-related symptoms. In both cases, care plans are individualized and monitored so that medical attention is adjusted quickly when health status shifts.

The facility’s direct-care team is on-site around the clock, and every employee has completed a background check. Pull-cord systems in apartments link straight to staff, ensuring rapid response for any urgent situation. Routine assistance is available with bathing, eating, dressing, and toileting for residents who can no longer perform these activities entirely on their own. Continuous security coverage of the grounds pairs with frequent safety rounds inside the building to keep residents accounted for at any hour.

Apartments come in several layouts, and features can vary by unit. Some include a kitchenette for light meal preparation, while others are fully furnished for immediate move-in. Independent temperature controls let residents manage their own comfort, and many units allow personal painting or decorating to make the space feel familiar. Cable service is available, though not every accommodation is wired the same way, so prospective residents should confirm the specific amenities included in the suite they choose.

Meals are prepared on-site three times a day, and menus follow nutritional guidelines that accommodate common chronic conditions such as diabetes and heart disease. Staff monitor meal intake for residents who need prompting or adaptive utensils, and modified textures are available to support safe swallowing. Scheduled dining hours are consistent, but flexible seating times can be arranged for residents with therapy or medical appointments that conflict with standard service.

Community services extend beyond direct care. On-site resident parking, wheelchair-accessible common areas, an exercise room, high-speed internet, communal gardens, and proximity to public transportation support day-to-day convenience. Pets are allowed, providing residents the option to keep a companion animal; it’s a good idea to check with the community during your visit to see if your pet will be allowed.