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Safety & Wellness at Country Meadows
Many seniors want to stay in their current residence as they age and while that may be comfortable, it may not be the safest option. At Country Meadows, our number one priority is the safety and well-being of our residents. When you visit one of our communities, you’ll notice obvious safety and wellness programs throughout the residences and campuses, but there are steps being taken behind the scenes that offer additional peace of mind to our residents and their loved ones.
- To minimize the risk of falls, you’ll see things like flat thresholds, ramps, hallway handrails, wider halls, low- or no-entry walk-in showers, grab bars in bathrooms and good lighting. These features allow those with mobility or vision issues to move around more safely which lets them maintain independence for longer.
- Emergency call systems can be found in residences, as well as public restrooms, making it easy to call for assistance.
- To help protect memory care residents, those neighborhoods have secure doors and private outdoor areas.
- Residents of assisted living and memory care can get professional help dressing, bathing and transferring, which helps prevent falls and injuries.
- We provide flu clinics on every campus for residents to conveniently get the flu shot.
COVID-19 Information
Country Meadows has demonstrated transparency and commitment to going above and beyond what is required and even practiced in the industry—in terms of both communication and infection control protocol. We began publishing COVID updates since March 2020 when our practices were evolving as virus information was being learned.
While we know COVID-19 measures will continue to be a reality for the near future, now with access to vaccinations, boosters and preventative treatment, as of February 1, 2022, we have transitioned communication to align with our overall infectious diseases policy which states we will communicate illnesses and exposures directly with the resident who is sick/affected as well as his/her POA.
We will continue to contact families directly if their loved one tests positive for COVID-19 or has been exposed and is eligible for preventative treatment. If visitation is affected per Department of Health guidelines, we will inform all families in the building and/or neighborhood of the temporary alternative plan and post on our visitation page.
Otherwise families are welcome to visit per the current guidelines and recommended safety precautions or take their loved one off campus. Read here for our masking policy for residents, staff and visitors.
Country Meadows has not wavered in our infection control protocols, and each of our campus teams continues to practice safety measures including surveillance testing, quarantining and administering preventative treatments when warranted. We continue to follow guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), as well as the Pennsylvania and Maryland Departments of Health.
We remain vigilant against COVID-19, influenza and other viruses and strongly encourage residents, co-workers and visitors to continue practicing precautions such as wearing a mask in public, physical distancing and washing hands frequently.
NOTE: the Bethlehem Nursing and Rehab Center will continue to publish updates at this time per the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) regulations.
- Allentown
- Bethlehem
- Bethlehem Nursing & Rehab Center
- Forks
- Frederick
- Hershey
- Mechanicsburg
- South Hills
- Wyomissing
- York-South (Leader Heights)
- York-West
Allentown
While we know COVID-19 measures will continue to be a reality for the near future, now with access to vaccinations, boosters and preventative treatment, as of February 1, 2022, we have transitioned communication to align with our overall infectious diseases policy which states we will communicate illnesses and exposures directly with the resident who is sick/affected as well as his/her POA.
We will continue to contact families directly if their loved one tests positive for COVID-19 or has been exposed and is eligible for preventative treatment. If visitation is affected per Department of Health guidelines, we will inform all families in the building and/or neighborhood of the temporary alternative plan and post on our visitation page.
Otherwise families are welcome to visit per the current guidelines and recommended safety precautions or take their loved one off campus.
Country Meadows has not wavered in our infection control protocols, and each of our campus teams continues to practice safety measures including surveillance testing, quarantining and administering preventative treatments when warranted. We continue to follow guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), as well as the Pennsylvania and Maryland Departments of Health.
Bethlehem
While we know COVID-19 measures will continue to be a reality for the near future, now with access to vaccinations, boosters and preventative treatment, as of February 1, 2022, we have transitioned communication to align with our overall infectious diseases policy which states we will communicate illnesses and exposures directly with the resident who is sick/affected as well as his/her POA.
We will continue to contact families directly if their loved one tests positive for COVID-19 or has been exposed and is eligible for preventative treatment. If visitation is affected per Department of Health guidelines, we will inform all families in the building and/or neighborhood of the temporary alternative plan and post on our visitation page.
Otherwise families are welcome to visit per the current guidelines and recommended safety precautions or take their loved one off campus.
Country Meadows has not wavered in our infection control protocols, and each of our campus teams continues to practice safety measures including surveillance testing, quarantining and administering preventative treatments when warranted. We continue to follow guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), as well as the Pennsylvania and Maryland Departments of Health.
Nursing & Rehab Center
NOTE: As of Wednesday, 4/27/22, these updates will be published once a month. Designated family members will continue to be informed of any health concerns of their loved one on an individual basis:
Click here to view our Facility Plan.
Forks of Easton
While we know COVID-19 measures will continue to be a reality for the near future, now with access to vaccinations, boosters and preventative treatment, as of February 1, 2022, we have transitioned communication to align with our overall infectious diseases policy which states we will communicate illnesses and exposures directly with the resident who is sick/affected as well as his/her POA.
We will continue to contact families directly if their loved one tests positive for COVID-19 or has been exposed and is eligible for preventative treatment. If visitation is affected per Department of Health guidelines, we will inform all families in the building and/or neighborhood of the temporary alternative plan and post on our visitation page.
Otherwise families are welcome to visit per the current guidelines and recommended safety precautions or take their loved one off campus.
Country Meadows has not wavered in our infection control protocols, and each of our campus teams continues to practice safety measures including surveillance testing, quarantining and administering preventative treatments when warranted. We continue to follow guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), as well as the Pennsylvania and Maryland Departments of Health.
Frederick
While we know COVID-19 measures will continue to be a reality for the near future, now with access to vaccinations, boosters and preventative treatment, as of February 1, 2022, we have transitioned communication to align with our overall infectious diseases policy which states we will communicate illnesses and exposures directly with the resident who is sick/affected as well as his/her POA.
We will continue to contact families directly if their loved one tests positive for COVID-19 or has been exposed and is eligible for preventative treatment. If visitation is affected per Department of Health guidelines, we will inform all families in the building and/or neighborhood of the temporary alternative plan and post on our visitation page.
Otherwise families are welcome to visit per the current guidelines and recommended safety precautions or take their loved one off campus.
Country Meadows has not wavered in our infection control protocols, and each of our campus teams continues to practice safety measures including surveillance testing, quarantining and administering preventative treatments when warranted. We continue to follow guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), as well as the Pennsylvania and Maryland Departments of Health.
Hershey
While we know COVID-19 measures will continue to be a reality for the near future, now with access to vaccinations, boosters and preventative treatment, as of February 1, 2022, we have transitioned communication to align with our overall infectious diseases policy which states we will communicate illnesses and exposures directly with the resident who is sick/affected as well as his/her POA.
We will continue to contact families directly if their loved one tests positive for COVID-19 or has been exposed and is eligible for preventative treatment. If visitation is affected per Department of Health guidelines, we will inform all families in the building and/or neighborhood of the temporary alternative plan and post on our visitation page.
Otherwise families are welcome to visit per the current guidelines and recommended safety precautions or take their loved one off campus.
Country Meadows has not wavered in our infection control protocols, and each of our campus teams continues to practice safety measures including surveillance testing, quarantining and administering preventative treatments when warranted. We continue to follow guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), as well as the Pennsylvania and Maryland Departments of Health.
Mechanicsburg
While we know COVID-19 measures will continue to be a reality for the near future, now with access to vaccinations, boosters and preventative treatment, as of February 1, 2022, we have transitioned communication to align with our overall infectious diseases policy which states we will communicate illnesses and exposures directly with the resident who is sick/affected as well as his/her POA.
We will continue to contact families directly if their loved one tests positive for COVID-19 or has been exposed and is eligible for preventative treatment. If visitation is affected per Department of Health guidelines, we will inform all families in the building and/or neighborhood of the temporary alternative plan and post on our visitation page.
Otherwise families are welcome to visit per the current guidelines and recommended safety precautions or take their loved one off campus.
Country Meadows has not wavered in our infection control protocols, and each of our campus teams continues to practice safety measures including surveillance testing, quarantining and administering preventative treatments when warranted. We continue to follow guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), as well as the Pennsylvania and Maryland Departments of Health.
South Hills
While we know COVID-19 measures will continue to be a reality for the near future, now with access to vaccinations, boosters and preventative treatment, as of February 1, 2022, we have transitioned communication to align with our overall infectious diseases policy which states we will communicate illnesses and exposures directly with the resident who is sick/affected as well as his/her POA.
We will continue to contact families directly if their loved one tests positive for COVID-19 or has been exposed and is eligible for preventative treatment. If visitation is affected per Department of Health guidelines, we will inform all families in the building and/or neighborhood of the temporary alternative plan and post on our visitation page.
Otherwise families are welcome to visit per the current guidelines and recommended safety precautions or take their loved one off campus.
Country Meadows has not wavered in our infection control protocols, and each of our campus teams continues to practice safety measures including surveillance testing, quarantining and administering preventative treatments when warranted. We continue to follow guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), as well as the Pennsylvania and Maryland Departments of Health.
Wyomissing
While we know COVID-19 measures will continue to be a reality for the near future, now with access to vaccinations, boosters and preventative treatment, as of February 1, 2022, we have transitioned communication to align with our overall infectious diseases policy which states we will communicate illnesses and exposures directly with the resident who is sick/affected as well as his/her POA.
We will continue to contact families directly if their loved one tests positive for COVID-19 or has been exposed and is eligible for preventative treatment. If visitation is affected per Department of Health guidelines, we will inform all families in the building and/or neighborhood of the temporary alternative plan and post on our visitation page.
Otherwise families are welcome to visit per the current guidelines and recommended safety precautions or take their loved one off campus.
Country Meadows has not wavered in our infection control protocols, and each of our campus teams continues to practice safety measures including surveillance testing, quarantining and administering preventative treatments when warranted. We continue to follow guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), as well as the Pennsylvania and Maryland Departments of Health.
York-South
While we know COVID-19 measures will continue to be a reality for the near future, now with access to vaccinations, boosters and preventative treatment, as of February 1, 2022, we have transitioned communication to align with our overall infectious diseases policy which states we will communicate illnesses and exposures directly with the resident who is sick/affected as well as his/her POA.
We will continue to contact families directly if their loved one tests positive for COVID-19 or has been exposed and is eligible for preventative treatment. If visitation is affected per Department of Health guidelines, we will inform all families in the building and/or neighborhood of the temporary alternative plan and post on our visitation page.
Otherwise families are welcome to visit per the current guidelines and recommended safety precautions or take their loved one off campus.
Country Meadows has not wavered in our infection control protocols, and each of our campus teams continues to practice safety measures including surveillance testing, quarantining and administering preventative treatments when warranted. We continue to follow guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), as well as the Pennsylvania and Maryland Departments of Health.
York-West
While we know COVID-19 measures will continue to be a reality for the near future, now with access to vaccinations, boosters and preventative treatment, as of February 1, 2022, we have transitioned communication to align with our overall infectious diseases policy which states we will communicate illnesses and exposures directly with the resident who is sick/affected as well as his/her POA.
We will continue to contact families directly if their loved one tests positive for COVID-19 or has been exposed and is eligible for preventative treatment. If visitation is affected per Department of Health guidelines, we will inform all families in the building and/or neighborhood of the temporary alternative plan and post on our visitation page.
Otherwise families are welcome to visit per the current guidelines and recommended safety precautions or take their loved one off campus.
Country Meadows has not wavered in our infection control protocols, and each of our campus teams continues to practice safety measures including surveillance testing, quarantining and administering preventative treatments when warranted. We continue to follow guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), as well as the Pennsylvania and Maryland Departments of Health.
Wellness at Country Meadows
One of the main reasons our residents and their families first considered a retirement community was for an easier, safer environment—what all basic senior citizen housing and assisted living facilities provide. But, one of the main reasons they chose Country Meadows was to get back to living life through our full array of social events, fitness, spiritual enrichment programs, recreational activities and lifelong learning.
Our Plan A for Protecting Residents
We approach protecting our residents and supporting our staff with dedication and diligence by anticipating their safety needs, adapting to everyday realities and assuring them we have their well-being and comfort in mind. That is why we have Plan A.
Current Visitation Policies
We consider every precaution in inviting visitors to our campuses. We continue to remain vigilant with COVID-activity around or on our campuses and adjust visitation when warranted. This visitation page is updated often so please check when considering visiting a resident.
What We are Doing to Fight COVID-19 at Our Campuses
As we continue to actively monitor the latest information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Pennsylvania and Maryland Departments of Health and consult with our corporate medical director, our team updates and enacts new policies and procedures to protect our customers from COVID-19.
Our Infection Control Program
With guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Departments of Health, our corporate and campus teams recognize that what our residents, families and staff value—and expect—from Country Meadows is peace of mind and a safe environment. We are committed to anticipating and adapting to every shift, every day.
- Allentown: 610-395-7160
- Bethlehem: 610-865-5580
- Forks of Easton: 484-544-3880
- Frederick: 301-228-2249
- Hershey: 717-533-1880
- Mechanicsburg: 717-975-3434
- Nursing & Rehab Center: 610-844-9003
- South Hills of Pittsburgh: 412-257-4581
- Wyomissing: 610-374-3122
- York South: 717-741-5118
- York West: 717-764-1190
- Corporate Office: 800-322-3441