Noelker and Hull Associates, Inc.’s (Noelker and Hull) Michael Allen-Hall, AIA, vice president, and Jason Plank, project manager, joined Centre Care’s nonprofit board to prepare the 30-acre site for a new 240-bed, 142,661-square-foot replacement skilled nursing facility in Centre County, Pennsylvania.
Noelker and Hull is providing architectural and interior design services for the new health center that will offer traditional long-term care, as well as three specialty neighborhoods – a high acuity neighborhood, a memory care neighborhood, and a short-term rehabilitation neighborhood. The design includes larger resident rooms, physical therapy services, chapel, a gift shop, and outdoor gathering spaces for residents and family.
“Centre Crest was always known as the ‘county home’ and today, our plans show we’re transforming it into a ‘home for the county,’” Betsy Boyer, Centre Care’s Board President, said. “Today, residents want more from their nursing homes and we’re excited to begin building a facility for the future.”
The new 240-bed facility will replace Centre Crest in Bellefonte. The residents of Centre Crest in Bellefonte will move into the new building upon its completion in 2020.
Noelker and Hull Associates, Inc.’s (Noelker and Hull) Michael Allen-Hall, AIA, vice president, and Jason Plank, project manager, joined Centre Care’s nonprofit board to prepare the 30-acre site for a new 240-bed, 142,661-square-foot replacement skilled nursing facility in Centre County, Pennsylvania.
Noelker and Hull is providing architectural and interior design services for the new health center that will offer traditional long-term care, as well as three specialty neighborhoods – a high acuity neighborhood, a memory care neighborhood, and a short-term rehabilitation neighborhood. The design includes larger resident rooms, physical therapy services, chapel, a gift shop, and outdoor gathering spaces for residents and family.
“Centre Crest was always known as the ‘county home’ and today, our plans show we’re transforming it into a ‘home for the county,’” Betsy Boyer, Centre Care’s Board President, said. “Today, residents want more from their nursing homes and we’re excited to begin building a facility for the future.”
The new 240-bed facility will replace Centre Crest in Bellefonte. The residents of Centre Crest in Bellefonte will move into the new building upon its completion in 2020.