Rockhill Mennonite Community / The Community at Rockhill
Sellersville • Bucks County, PA
Mennonite-affiliated
At a Glance
- Care Level(s)
- Independent Living · Assisted Living / Personal Care · Memory Care · Skilled Nursing · CCRC / Life Plan
- Monthly Cost
- $3,000–$6,500/mo— contact facility for current rates
- Medicaid
- Accepted
- Community Type
- CCRC / Life Plan Community
- Affiliation / Operator
- Mennonite-affiliated
Notable Features
- Full continuum
- faith-based
- Mennonite-affiliated
90+ bed CCRC. 3250 State Rd, Sellersville.
Cost ranges are estimates based on published sources — contact Rockhill Mennonite Community / The Community at Rockhill directly for current pricing, availability, and Medicaid status.
Understanding the Care
Care Levels at Rockhill Mennonite Community / The Community at Rockhill
Independent Living
Independent Living communities offer private apartments or cottages for older adults who are largely self-sufficient but want the convenience of maintenance-free living, social programming, and on-site amenities. No personal care or nursing is included — residents handle their own daily activities.
Assisted Living / Personal Care
Assisted Living / Personal Care (Pennsylvania's licensing term) provides help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, medication management, and meals — while preserving as much independence as possible. Staff are on-site around the clock. This level is appropriate when a parent can no longer safely manage at home but does not yet need skilled nursing care.
Memory Care
Memory Care is a secured care environment specifically designed for people living with Alzheimer's disease, dementia, or other cognitive impairments. Units are physically secured to prevent wandering. Staff are specially trained in dementia care. Activities, layouts, and routines are structured around cognitive support.
Skilled Nursing
Skilled Nursing (SNF) provides 24-hour nursing care for people with complex medical needs — post-surgical recovery, wound care, IV therapy, ventilator support, or long-term care when home care is no longer feasible. SNFs are licensed and regulated by CMS; many are dual-certified for Medicare and Medicaid.
CCRC / Life Plan
A Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) — also called a Life Plan Community — offers multiple levels of care on a single campus: Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, and Skilled Nursing. Residents can transition between levels as needs change without leaving the community. Entry typically requires a significant upfront fee plus monthly charges.
Why a CCRC Matters for Your Planning
When a parent moves to a CCRC like Rockhill Mennonite Community / The Community at Rockhill, the family avoids the emotionally and logistically difficult experience of relocating again if care needs increase. The trade-off is a larger upfront financial commitment — typically a significant entry fee plus monthly charges. For many families, the stability and peace of mind are worth it. An elder law attorney or certified senior advisor can help your family evaluate whether a CCRC structure fits your situation.
Area Options
Other Senior Care Communities Near Sellersville
Also in Sellersville
Nearby in Bucks County
If a Parent Is Moving Here
We Help Families Sell the Home — Sensitively, as a Transition
When a parent moves into a community like Rockhill Mennonite Community / The Community at Rockhill, the family home often becomes the question no one has the bandwidth to address. It may be sitting empty while care costs add up. Or the family hasn't had the emotional space to start thinking about it yet.
We work with families in Bucks County who are navigating exactly this moment. We don't rush you. We don't minimize what it means to sell your parent's home. We help you do it at your pace — with a pricing strategy that respects the asset your parent built, and marketing that gets the result their care plan depends on.
No pressure. No pitch. Just a conversation at your pace.
Frequently Asked Questions
Rockhill Mennonite Community / The Community at Rockhill — What Families Ask
How much does Rockhill Mennonite Community / The Community at Rockhill cost per month?
Rockhill Mennonite Community / The Community at Rockhill costs approximately $3,000–$6,500/mo, plus a one-time entry fee. Contact the facility for current pricing and availability.
Does Rockhill Mennonite Community / The Community at Rockhill accept Medicaid?
Rockhill Mennonite Community / The Community at Rockhill accepts Medicaid for skilled nursing care. Pennsylvania's Community HealthChoices waiver may also apply for home and community-based services. Medicaid acceptance is subject to bed availability — contact the facility or a Medicaid navigator to confirm current availability and the application process.
What types of care does Rockhill Mennonite Community / The Community at Rockhill offer?
Rockhill Mennonite Community / The Community at Rockhill offers Independent Living, Assisted Living / Personal Care, Memory Care, Skilled Nursing, CCRC / Life Plan. Independent Living communities offer private apartments or cottages for older adults who are largely self-sufficient but want the convenience of maintenance-free living, social programming, and on-site amenities. No personal care or nursing is included — residents handle their own daily activities. As a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC), Rockhill Mennonite Community / The Community at Rockhill allows residents to transition between care levels on one campus as their needs change, avoiding the disruption of moving to a new facility.
Is there a waitlist at Rockhill Mennonite Community / The Community at Rockhill?
Waitlists at Rockhill Mennonite Community / The Community at Rockhill depend on current occupancy and the specific care level needed. Memory care and skilled nursing units in Bucks County, PA typically have longer waitlists than assisted living. We recommend contacting Rockhill Mennonite Community / The Community at Rockhill directly to inquire about current availability and adding your family to the waitlist even if a placement is not needed immediately — waitlists move faster than expected when a care event occurs suddenly.
What questions should we ask when touring Rockhill Mennonite Community / The Community at Rockhill?
Key questions to ask during a tour of Rockhill Mennonite Community / The Community at Rockhill: (1) What is the staff-to-resident ratio during day, evening, and overnight shifts? (2) How do you handle medical emergencies and what is your hospitalization protocol? (3) What is included in the base monthly rate and what costs extra? (4) How do you communicate with families when a resident's condition changes? (5) Can we meet current residents or their families? (6) What is your discharge policy if a resident's care needs exceed what you can provide? (7) How do you handle wandering, agitation, and sundowning behavior?
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