Memory Care community - Autumn House East

Autumn House East

2618 E Market St, York, PA 17402
(717) 755-5911
3.7 ( 1 reviews )
Assisted Living, Independent Living, and Memory Care

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About This Community

Welcome to Autumn House East

Care, Compassion & Dignity in the heart of York. The culture of all of our personal care communities offers confidence in the attentive care, loving compassion, valued dignity, and continued safety for everyone.

Independent Living

Our aim is to make our residents’ day-to-day lives a bit easier, which enables them to live on their own for as long as possible. Independent living is ideal for seniors who want to continue to participate in their own activities, participate in community life, and enjoy an active lifestyle without the concerns of homeownership, such as yard work or household repairs.

Personal Care

Assistance with activities of daily living. We help aging adults with activities of daily living, such as bathing, dressing, doing laundry, and taking medications. Our staff members, including at least one medical professional, are on call 24 hours a day.

The key difference between independent living and personal care is the level of assistance offered for daily living activities and health care.

Dining

Our executive chefs add love to every meal. All of our living options include three home-cooked meals per day.

Activities

We keep fun front and center. Every day we offer engaging activities including exercise, day outings, and games.

Housekeeping

With everything from tidying up and scrubbing to laundering personal items, we have your needs covered.

Thank you for your interest at Autumn House East. Please give us a call to schedule a free tour.

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3.7 ( 1 Reviews )

Allen

October 12, 2021

My parents are in the memory care unit of Autumn House East. The rooms have a queen-size bed, two chairs, and a TV. They have their own bathroom but they have to get a shower down the hall, it's like a community shower type of thing. The staff is really helpful, very friendly, and very knowledgeable about what they need to do and how they treat the people with dementia and the other illnesses that are there. I have seen the meals too and they looked pretty decent. They do activities like coloring books and stuff like that, but I thought they were talking more about physical exercise. They said that they're looking into that option but I said, "How long does it take? It's been February since they've been there." That's the only thing that I was upset about because all they do now is sit in their room and watch TV or once in a while they'll go down and get into the activities room. They get their activities done, but I'm just a little disappointed about the kind of activity they have. Also, sometimes the staff is hard to find because they're having a hard time getting people to work, but that's just like everywhere else.