Aspen Manor Assisted Care Facility Featured in Herald Star

Aspen Manor, an assisted care facility, is undergoing major changes and was featured in the Herald Star newspaper.

Wellsburg, WV (PRWEB) July 10, 2008 -- Aspen Manor assisted care facility is under major renovations and was recently featured in Herald Star newspaper. The daily newspaper provides information on local news, business, sports, lifestyle and classifieds.

The article, titled "Big plans in store for Aspen Manor" explains how CEO Gene Valentine purchased the Catholic Knights of America Center last year and has made almost $3.5 million in renovations to the building and facilities. The center rests on 495 acres of land and once was the summer mansion for Joseph Vandergrift, a local industrialist in the 1900s.

"Improvements have included new furnishings and baths at the center and a hardwood floor, and a new kitchen and sound system at the former Knights of St. George Lodge, which has been renamed the Eagle's Nest in recognition of its scenic views of three states," wrote the Herald Star. A lodge is available to residents for special engagements, along with a non-denominational chapel for weddings and Sunday services.

Aspen Manor offers seniors a well-appointed, vibrant community null of home maintenance, meal preparation and home upkeep. Transportation is available for excursions and Valentine hopes to have more outdoor activities on schedule for residents.

For more information about Aspen Manor, visit www.aspenmanorusa.com.

About Aspen Manor:

Aspen Manor offers independent and assisted living to seniors and is built around the historic mansion of Joseph Vandergrift. Residents in independent living apartments enjoy home maintenance free living and assistance from a caring and knowledgeable staff. Seniors looking for assisted living have access to scenic view rooms, registered nurses and standard maintenance.

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