WRC Senior Services Revenue and Competitors

For over 128 years, WRC Senior Services has been dedicated to helping seniors in rural Pennsylvania make the best possible choices related to lifestyle and health care. WRC originally stood for the Woman's Relief Corp. This volunteer organization formed as an offshoot of the Grand Army of the Republic to care for disabled Civil War veterans, widows and orphans. At the annual WRC meeting in 1889, former army nurse Kate Scott proposed that a rest home be built in Brookville for this purpose. The Pennsylvania Memorial Home opened the following year - the first community of WRC Senior Services. Today WRC Senior Services is an integrated family of services. We offer skilled and rehabilitative care, residential living and personal care, and home and community-based services. WRC's locations are: Brookville McKinley Health Center at Laurelbrooke Landing (skilled nursing and rehab community) Laurelbrooke Personal Care (personal care community) The Village at Laurelbrooke Landing (residential community for older adults) The Laurels (residential community for older adults) North Fork Heights (residential community for older adults) Clarion Highland Oaks at Water Run (personal care community) The Villas at Water Run (residential community for older adults) New Bethlehem Edgewood Heights (personal care community) Ridgway Ridgmont (personal care community) The Village at Ridgmont (residential living community) Serving all of Jefferson and Clarion counties, as well as parts of Elk, Clearfield and Armstrong counties is WRC Home Solutions (home care, home health agency) A family of communities and services sharing the same mission, vision and values and driven by the common goal of being The Best Place to Live, The Best Place to Work and financially sound. This is the unique world of WRC Senior Services.