Welcome to The Cheddar House |
Dignity, respect, and compassion makes it easy to lead with these very important core values. The Cheddar House believe healthcare and safe living environments are fundamental human rights and has become committed to creating opportunity, solutions, and change. Grounded in self respect and self determination for individuals and their community The Cheddar House ensures quality cognitive, behavioral and physical support for seniors and Veterans in need.
Outsourced Medical CareALL MEDICAL NEEDS are outsourced coordinated by The Chedder House or client social worker including:
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AmenitiesThe Cheddar House focus on making the best living experience for our clients. Offering a host of amenities such as providing
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The Cheddar House - dignity, respect, and compassion, Cheddar House believes healthcare and safe living environments are fundamental human rights and has become committed to creating opportunity, solutions, and change.
Should I move into an independent living facility?Moving to a maintenance-free facility for independent living in Philadelphia, PA, might be the best solution for you. To determine if an independent senior living facility is your next right move, here are some questions to consider.
Demographic ServedHomeless Or Transient AdultsAn individual with no permanent living arrangement, i.e., no fixed place of residence, is considered homeless or transient. Someone who is transient is neither a member of a household nor a resident of an institution. For example:
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VeteransAn applicant shall be an eligible veteran, spouse or surviving spouse of an eligible veteran. An "eligible veteran" is defined as an individual who has served in the Armed Forces of the United States or the Pennsylvania Military Forces and was discharged under honorable conditions.
An applicant shall be a bona fide resident of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania or the eligible veteran or spouse of an eligible veteran for who the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is his/her home of record upon entry into the Armed Forces of the United States or the Pennsylvania Military Forces. ElderlyCulturally, a senior citizen is someone who is slowing down in their lives . They have accomplished raising a family, having a career, or any other monumental feat in their adult life. An elderly person in the US is typically thought to be wiser or more experienced.
Economically, a senior requires financial support either in the form of retirement funds or savings or with the support of a caregiver. Since a senior citizen can no longer work they need to have someone or some account that can help to cover their expenses. As a result, seniors are often dependent on others for their welfare. Medically, a senior citizen is more apt to have health problems, which are age-related. Loss of mobility, hearing and vision are the most common health complaints. However, elderly individuals can also be more likely to suffer chronic pain and illnesses, which require aid and support from outside sources. |