To provide residents, without regard to their religious, ethnic, racial or economic background, a high quality, moderately priced continuum of retirement living settings and services - strongly influenced by Quaker principles of simplicity and acceptance of the integrity of each individual.

The Continuing Care Retirement Community offers senior living accommodations, assisted living services, and nursing and rehabilitative care on a 50-acres campus, complete with wooded grounds, flower gardens, and a fresh-water stream. The meticulously kept grounds provide the ideal setting for two-story buildings and garden-style residences.

Continuing to helping residence residents remain independent, we offer private apartments with assisted living services, multi- level adult day programs and out patient therapy.

A personal care home provides a structured supervised environment for older adults who cannot live alone. Personal care services include assistance with personal hygiene (bathing, dressing, grooming), medications, and meals. Personal care residents can have physical or mental impairments, but they must be ambulatory or able to ambulate with the aid of a cane, walker, or wheelchair. Our goal has always been to provide quality care to our residents in a family environment at a reasonable ...

Brevillier Village is a multi-phase retirement community sponsored by the Episcopal Cathedral of St. Paul in Erie, PA, and is dedicated to serving the continuing care needs of older adults. The Village is located on a 17-acre tract of land known as the Brevillier Estate. Located five miles east of downtown Erie, it is bound on the north by Lake Erie and on the south by East Lake Road.

Our staff has been carefully selected to enhance the total atmosphere of home-like comfort. They are caring people who make our home pleasant for everyone. With our small number of residents, we are family.

That means that staff and residents form close, productive relationships, with all participating in a variety of activities and events. It means that residents form equally close relationships with each other, drawing on their common experience for rich and rewarding friendships. And it means that within our community, no one is ever alone. There's always someone close at hand to provide conversation and care, yet there's equal opportunity for privacy. That's an important component of Easy ...