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PRESBYTERIAN HOMES IN THE PRESBYTERY OF LAKE ERIE

ERIE, PA · EIN 25-0979369

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Mission and public details

We Are Committed to Providing A Continuum of Care Consisting of Short Term Rehabilitation, Long Term Skilled Care, Memory Care, Personal Care and Independent Living, All Within A Home-like Setting and With A Person-centered Care Philosophy, Serving The Presbytery of Lake Erie (Erie, Crawford, Warren, Venango, McKean and Forest Counties). During The Current Year, Presbyterian Homes Operated A Skilled Nursing Facility In Erie, PA (Manchester Commons),and Also Operates A Personal Care Homes At Manchester Commons. These Facilities Continued to Provide Care Even After The Resident Has Exhausted Their Own Resources. Hospice Care is Provided Through A Partnership With Local Hospice Providers So Th…

Organization
PRESBYTERIAN HOMES IN THE PRESBYTERY OF LAKE ERIE
EIN
25-0979369
Address
1225 SCHOOL RD, ERIE, PA, 16505-2691
County
Erie
Tax category
Religion-Related
NTEE classification
X
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Financial information at a glance.

These figures reflect the latest values available in CharityEZ’s public record and may not represent the current year.

$20,831,445reported assets
$17,246,681reported revenue
$17,586,790reported expenses
$873,010reported contributions
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