Philadelphia Protestant Home

Philadelphia Protestant Home is one of the Delaware Valley's most storied nonprofit senior care communities, offering skilled nursing care from its landmark campus on Tabor Road in the Lawncrest neighborhood of Northeast Philadelphia. As a nonprofit corporation with roots dating back to 1871, Philadelphia Protestant Home has served generations of Philadelphia families with a mission-driven commitment to compassionate, dignified, and holistic care for older adults. The Tabor Road campus sits in a well-established Northeast Philadelphia neighborhood with outstanding access to the city's medical, recreational, and civic resources. Jeanes Hospital, part of the Temple University Health System, is located on Tabor Road just steps away—providing an exceptional level of medical proximity that families value highly when a loved one requires close coordination between acute hospital care and skilled nursing recovery. Jefferson Health – Torresdale Campus is also accessible via Frankford Avenue, as is the Fox Chase Cancer Center on Cottman Avenue, making the immediate area one of the most medically concentrated corridors in Northeast Philadelphia. Beyond healthcare resources, the surrounding Lawncrest and Lawndale communities offer everything that makes Northeast Philadelphia a beloved home for seniors and families alike. Pennypack Park's sweeping trails and creek-side landscapes provide natural beauty and therapeutic outdoor spaces just minutes away. The Roosevelt Mall, Frankford Avenue corridor, and Cottman Avenue shopping district all sit nearby for family members seeking dining, retail, and daily conveniences before or after visits. Roosevelt Boulevard and I-95 ensure easy access from Bucks County, Montgomery County, and across the Greater Philadelphia region. As a nonprofit corporation, Philadelphia Protestant Home directs all operating resources toward enhancing the lives of its residents. The skilled nursing team provides round-the-clock clinical care, physical and occupational rehabilitation, speech therapy, and comprehensive support for residents with complex or long-term medical needs. The community's deep history, mission-centered culture, and strong neighborhood roots make it a trusted choice for Philadelphia families. Call (215) 697-8000 to arrange a personal tour.