Senior Living & Senior Housing in Philadelphia, PA
Explore 167 senior living and senior housing options in Philadelphia, PA — from retirement communities and independent living to assisted living and memory care. Compare all 167 senior communities in Philadelphia using state-licensed data.
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150 North 20th Street
Best for residents seeking premium accommodations with comprehensive support services, including 24-hour nursing care and chef-prepared dining. This medium-sized community is well-suited to those who value convenience amenities like housekeeping, transportation, and on-site beauty services.
2210 Belmont Avenue
Best for budget-conscious seniors seeking a smaller, intimate community with comprehensive support services including 24-hour nursing and medication management. The on-site beauty salon, chapel, and restaurant-style dining add convenient amenities for daily living.
5909 19 Wayne Avenue
Best for residents seeking affordable, hands-on care in a smaller community setting with 24-hour nursing and medication management support.
7141 Mccallum Street
Best for residents seeking personalized care in a smaller, intimate community with restaurant-style dining and a full range of supportive services including physical therapy and housekeeping. Social activities, a library, and chapel provide engagement and spiritual connection.
2109 Red Lion Road
Best for budget-conscious seniors seeking personalized care in a smaller, intimate community. With 24-hour nursing, medication management, and daily housekeeping, it suits those who value hands-on support alongside social engagement.
601 East Leverington Avenue
Best for budget-conscious women seeking a smaller, intimate community with essential services like medication management and housekeeping. Social activities and family-style dining foster connection among residents.
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