HOMELAND
HOMELAND CENTER
Located in uptown Harrisburg, Homeland Center is a five star licensed not-for-profit Continuing Care Retirement Community offering exceptional personal care, skilled nursing care, memory care and short-term rehabilitation.
Personal Care + Skilled Care + Memory Care + Rehabilitation
HOMELAND AT HOME
Homeland at Home provides quality care and support to patients in the comfort of their own home. Services include hospice care, daily non-medical assistance, physician-ordered medical care and palliative care.
Hospice + Palliative Care + HomeHealth + HomeCare
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Homeland Social Worker Liz Paulus: A gift for compassion
When Liz Paulus interviewed at three nursing facilities in one day, Homeland Center’s difference was obvious. “This was the only one where I felt very comfortable and at ease, and
Homeland Receptionist Matt Brummell: Joy and Servanthood
To Matt Brummell, his two years of working at Homeland Center have been “a blessing.” “It’s like a home environment here,” he says. “It’s a safe space, and there’s a
‘Iron Lady Hospitality’: Cemetery tour gives life to the stories of Homeland’s founders
Margaretta Brua Cameron shared 19th-century gossip with 21st-century audiences. “Not everyone in Harrisburg was pro-abolition, but they should have been,” she seethed. “Am I right? I’m right!” Audience members nodded
Homeland Social Worker Liz Paulus: A gift for compassion
When Liz Paulus interviewed at three nursing facilities in one day, Homeland Center’s difference was obvious. “This was the only one where I felt very comfortable and at ease, and it didn’t smell bad,” she says, adding kudos for the
Homeland Receptionist Matt Brummell: Joy and Servanthood
To Matt Brummell, his two years of working at Homeland Center have been “a blessing.” “It’s like a home environment here,” he says. “It’s a safe space, and there’s a homey spirit to it. Everybody is working together. It’s more
‘Iron Lady Hospitality’: Cemetery tour gives life to the stories of Homeland’s founders
Margaretta Brua Cameron shared 19th-century gossip with 21st-century audiences. “Not everyone in Harrisburg was pro-abolition, but they should have been,” she seethed. “Am I right? I’m right!” Audience members nodded in agreement. “Right!” they said. This was for performances of
Homeland Social Worker Liz Paulus: A gift for compassion
When Liz Paulus interviewed at three nursing facilities in one day, Homeland Center’s difference was obvious. “This was the only one where I felt very comfortable and at ease, and it didn’t smell bad,” she says, adding kudos for the hardworking housekeeping staff. “Everyone seemed very happy. No one seemed
Homeland Receptionist Matt Brummell: Joy and Servanthood
To Matt Brummell, his two years of working at Homeland Center have been “a blessing.” “It’s like a home environment here,” he says. “It’s a safe space, and there’s a homey spirit to it. Everybody is working together. It’s more like family.” In the afternoons and evenings, Matt is the
‘Iron Lady Hospitality’: Cemetery tour gives life to the stories of Homeland’s founders
Margaretta Brua Cameron shared 19th-century gossip with 21st-century audiences. “Not everyone in Harrisburg was pro-abolition, but they should have been,” she seethed. “Am I right? I’m right!” Audience members nodded in agreement. “Right!” they said. This was for performances of “Iron Lady Hospitality: Alive in Harrisburg Cemetery,” presented by Homeland
Friends Old and New Lace Up for 12th Annual Homeland Hospice 5K and Memory Walk
For more than a decade, the annual Homeland Hospice 5K and Memory Walk has become a fall tradition for families and friends in Central Pennsylvania. On Saturday, October 3, 2026, more than 400 walkers and runners turned the event orange as participants wore orange t-shirts with the name of their
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