Epiphany House is a 33-unit congregate care facility
with supportive services for low-income, frail senior
citizens. Located in what used to be a deteriorated
pre-Civil War era building, Epiphany House was established
in 1985 to allow seniors to remain in the community
in a supportive living environment.
The current multi-source funded renovation
updates basic systems, amenities, and design to offer
an enhanced environment for residents. Epiphany House
residents are provided with at least one meal a day
in the dining room, assistance from a 24-hour on-site
staff, and health assessments by a visiting nurse.
Volunteer run programs provide special meals, monthly
entertainment, personal care, and companionship. |
 Carpet patterning was used
for wayfinding
Wall recesses in the pre-Civil
War building provided a unique opportunity to
install mailboxes.
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