Alerts
Status Update: October 17, 2022
Guests are welcome to visit in Cottages and Apartments. The Community Center is open to guests, however, all dining area will remain closed to guests at this time. Masking is optional.
Guests are welcome in the Pine Run Health Center, The Garden Memory Care, and Lakeview Personal Care. Masks are required in these locations.
Supplies and Donations
Pine Run Retirement Community and Doylestown Health are very appreciative of the offers we continue to receive to donate equipment, supplies, and meals for Associates. Doylestown Health Foundation is compiling your offers for assistance, both in-kind donations of goods and supplies as well as direct contributions of funds. You can direct your support to Pine Run Retirement Community by noting our name in the comment section. Our staff and residents are grateful for your proactive outreach to us. Your kindness is a powerful and uplifting message for all of us.
SUPPORT PINE RUN RETIREMENT COMMUNITY’S RESPONSE TO COVID-19
Events
All public events sponsored by Pine Run Retirement Community are on hold until it is safe to gather again. Whenever possible, engagements will occur remotely using Zoom, webinars, teleconferences, etc.
Doylestown Health Information
For more information on Hospital specific programs, testing, resources, and questions, please visit their Information on Coronavirus (COVID-19) page.
For information on ONE VISION: The Campaign for Doylestown Health comprehensive fundraising campaign that will transform healthcare delivery in our community, please visit Doylestown Health Foundation. All gifts made to Doylestown Health will advance the campaign toward its goal of raising $100 million—increased in 2021 from the original $75 million goal— in recognition of the hospital’s centennial year in 2023.
Coronavirus Resources
Guidelines and recommendations from the Department of Health and CDC are updated regularly. Please visit these websites for the most recent information:
COVID-19 Questions
Doylestown Health established a COVID-19 hotline (267-885-1722) and email address for questions related to COVID-19: ContactDH@dh.org. Expect a delay in responding to emails, especially during times of high volume. In an emergency, call 9-1-1