Staff Nurse - Adult Community Medical Homes
About the job
- A valid registered nurse or licensed practical nurse license in Pennsylvania; compact licenses are accepted.
- At least two years of driving experience, with a valid and current driver’s license and an acceptable motor vehicle record. The driver’s license, insurance, and registration must be aligned with the state of permanent residence.
- Current Healthcare Provider CPR certification.
- A clear criminal record and completion of other background checks required by the state.
- Oversee residents’ daily care, including medications, treatments, tube feedings, tracheostomy care, and personal care.
- Accompany residents to medical appointments and participate in community outings.
- Provide care and support to medically fragile adults with profound intellectual disabilities in a safe, nurturing environment.
- Two years of tracheostomy and ventilator management experience.
- Experience working with individuals with intellectual disabilities.
About the company
KenCrest provides community-based supports for people with intellectual or developmental disabilities and autism across Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Connecticut, serving over 12,500 individuals at about 400 sites. It offers Early Intervention, Birth-to-Five, preschool, home- and community-based services, Head Start, Lifesharing, Community Living options, and Employment services. Its long history (founded in 1905) and broad, age-spanning program mix—along with living options from group homes to family-based Lifesharing—set it apart, as it integrates education, housing, and work supports in one umbrella across three states. The goal is to help people with disabilities and their families achieve meaningful, independent lives in their communities through coordinated supports addressing education, daily living, housing, and employment.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
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Headquarters
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Founded
1905
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Philadelphia's September 2026 Smarter Living Home expands a differentiated demo-and-adoption funnel.
- William Penn Foundation funding in 2026 expands SWIFT Support into Philadelphia classrooms.
- KenCrest reports more than 200 Enabling Technology participants, proving early demand and referral momentum.
What critics are saying
- Pennsylvania provider-rate cuts from 2028 to 2032 pressure margins across KenCrest's Medicaid-dependent services.
- KenCrest's employment-services model depends on employer partners like Wawa and Walmart staying engaged.
- If grant-funded programs like SWIFT and Smarter Living stall, KenCrest loses growth visibility.
What makes KenCrest unique
- KenCrest opened Philadelphia's Smarter Living Home in September 2026 for hands-on assistive-tech trials.
- KenCrest pairs Enabling Technology assessments, training, and lending-library trials before purchases.
- KenCrest's seven Philadelphia-based Early Learning Centers plus EITC scholarships widen family access.
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Company News
A new Smarter Living Home comes to Philadelphia. KenCrest's Philadelphia Smarter Living Home offers hands-on opportunities to explore technology that helps people live more independently, stay safe, and remain connected to their communities. By sydney zielinski. What if the right technology could help someone live more independently, stay safe at home, or remain connected to the people and communities that matter most? That's the question at the heart of KenCrest's new Smarter Living Home in Philadelphia. Building on the success of KenCrest's Pottstown location, the second home expands opportunities for people to explore assistive technology in a real-life setting and discover solutions that align with their goals and lifestyles. From smart home devices and communication tools to safety supports and voice-activated technology, visitors can experience these technologies firsthand before deciding what may work best for them. Through KenCrest's Enabling Technology Program, people with disabilities, older adults, veterans, caregivers, and private-pay individuals can access personalized guidance and support to find solutions that enhance independence, choice, and quality of life. Assistive technology at the new Philadelphia Smarter Living home. // Photos by Aubrey Crompton Technology that starts with the person. Everyone's goals are different. For some, that means staying safe at home. For others, it's managing daily routines more independently, staying connected with family and friends, or aging in place with confidence. That's why KenCrest's Enabling Technology Program starts with the individual, not the device. Its team takes the time to understand each person's goals, needs, and routines before recommending technology solutions that fit their life. Certified Assistive Technology professionals provide assessments, training, and ongoing support to help ensure technology continues to meet the person's needs over time. Assistive technology can support everything from medication management and communication to home safety, social connection, and greater independence in everyday life. For older adults, veterans, people with disabilities, caregivers, and families, these tools can create new opportunities for choice, confidence, and peace of mind. Since launching the program, KenCrest has supported more than 200 individuals through Enabling Technology services. With Smarter Living Homes in both Pottstown and Philadelphia, more people can explore what's possible, discover solutions that work for them, and take the next step toward achieving their goals. Visit the Philadelphia Smarter Living Home. The best way to understand the impact of Enabling Technology is to experience it for yourself. Schedule a tour of KenCrest's Philadelphia Smarter Living Home and explore how technology can support independence, safety, and everyday living.