Christ’s Home

Overview

In continuous operation since 1903, Christ’s Home is a charitable 501(c)(3) organization founded as a non-denominational Christian ministry serving children and seniors. Established in 1903 by Dr. Albert Oetinger and Katherine Krausslach, Christs Home was founded as a faith based non-denominational organization caring for children in Philadelphia. Christs Home consolidated its various residential cottages in Warminster, Bucks County, Pennsylvania in 1907. The Warminster campus currently operates three group homes for children ages 4-16, an Infant & Toddler program and a Transitional Living Program for teen-age boys. In 1936, a branch of Christ’s Home for Children opened in Paradise, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Originally serving preschool age children, the Paradise campus currently operates two group homes for children ages 4-16 and a Transitional Living Program for teen-age girls. Christ’s Home Retirement Community began in 1923 and is a vital part of the larger ministry of Christ’s Home. Christ’s Home Retirement Community provides affordable, quality living for residents with a variety of needs. The retirement community offers everything from independent living apartments and cottages to the security of on-site Skilled Nursing Services. Conveniently located less than a mile from shopping centers, restaurants, banks and churches, the community offers a unique country setting with the convenience of historical and cultural attractions nearby. In 2008, Christs Home opened Shepherds Crossing, an expansion of the Continuing Care Retirement Community that offers independent living in cottages.

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Long-term care, skilled nursing facilities and rehab centers

Long-term care centers, skilled nursing facilities, and rehabilitation centers (rehab centers) are important healthcare providers that offer a variety of services to meet the needs of individuals with different healthcare requirements. Long-term care centers offer ongoing assistance and support with daily activities for individuals with chronic illnesses or disabilities. Skilled nursing facilities provide more intensive medical care compared to long-term care centers, employing a team of nurses and medical professionals who offer round-the-clock care. These facilities cater to individuals who have recently been discharged from the hospital or require assistance in recovering from an injury or surgery. Rehabilitation centers specialize in delivering therapy services to help individuals regain their physical, cognitive, and functional abilities. By working together, these centers can provide a continuum of care that helps people live healthier, more fulfilling lives.