Ecumenical Community of Harrisburg

I recently helped my sister find a place to live where she would be safe and taken care of and happy. Prior to finding ecumenical we found places that would be ok but ecumenical did better than that. They take care of her in many ways. Everytime I need something they return my emails and take care of what she needs. I live four hours away so its very important that she has the care she needs and she does. Everyone I have come in to contact with has been pleasant and helpful. If you are looking for a place that cares is clean and has great food you owe it to your loved one to make an appt with this place and take a tour.

When it came time to find memory care for my mom, it was a difficult decision to make. On a recommendation from a friend, we found Ecumenical Community and are so grateful. Jason Turi’s exceptional knowledge and kindness made the process much easier and less stressful. From day one, the staff have treated my mom with genuine kindness and dignity. You can tell they truly care. My mom is kept engaged and It’s made a real difference in her mood and quality of life. I always know what’s going on with her care, and the staff are responsive and proactive when reaching out. If you are searching for a place for someone you love, I cannot recommend Ecumenical Community enough. They have given my mom a safe, warm, and joyful place to be.

I can not say enough good things about Ecumenical Retirement Community. When faced with an urgent need to place a family member in assisted living, Jason Turri (Director of Sales and Marketing) worked with me tirelessly to answer all my questions and ensure that my loved one was able to move into a clean, safe, and friendly community. Jason did everything in his power to expedite the process and make it as easy as possible. My family member is very happy there and I can sleep at night knowing she is well cared for . Thank you so much, Jason! And thank you to all the other staff who give their all each day to the residents.

I’m really grateful for Jason T. and everyone at Ecumenical for helping my mom through a very difficult transition. From my first online inquiry, Jason was great. Every time we visited, he knew every resident by name, whether they were in independent living or personal care. You can tell he genuinely cares about the people who live there. Not long after my mom moved into independent living, she had a medical emergency and ended up needing personal care much sooner than expected. Jason even checked in over the weekend to see how she was doing When my mom was discharged from the hospital over a holiday weekend, I was completely overwhelmed trying to figure everything out, especially her medications. Jon and Stephanie made the move to personal care so much easier. I literally handed them a paper box full of medications in tears and they took care of disposing expired medication, and what was no longer valid. It was such a relief knowing my mom was safe and everything was being handled. My mom has had multiple medical issues and has spent more time in the hospital than at Ecumenical. Through all of it, the staff have been supportive, honest, and patient. As a caregiver, one of the biggest things for me is knowing my mom is safe and that the staff will be honest with me. They take time to answer questions and support family members too. There were times when I was trying my best to stay strong for my mom while quietly falling apart myself. One nurse stayed with my mom while another stepped out of the room with me, let me cry, listened, and helped me work through what needed to be done next. The front desk staff deserve recognition too. They are always friendly and knowledgeable. Whether I had a question, needed help finding someone, or just needed to be pointed in the right direction, they were always willing to help. Something else I appreciate is that if they don’t know an answer, they don’t make one up. They’ll tell you they don’t know, find out, and get back to you. It’s been about six months since my first inquiry, and Jason still checks in and answers my questions. That kind of support is hard to find. Thank you to Jason, Jon, Stephanie, the nurses, front desk staff, and everyone else who has helped my mom and our family along the way.