Collingswood Manor (United Methodist Communities Foundation)

At United Methodist Communities our commitment to mission and pastoral care is unique. We are driven by principles of faith and charitable mission to serve seniors of all faiths, backgrounds and needs. 

Throughout our 112-year history, UMC has continued to grow and innovate to meet the needs of older adults. The nonprofit, faith-based organization began in response to the post-Civil War need for retirement housing for Methodist missionaries, deaconesses, pastors, and laity.

Each of our full-service campuses has been designed as a continuum to allow residents to access multiple services under one roof. UMC customizes and scales services to accommodate residents’ needs. Our household models and resident-centered care promote greater autonomy and satisfaction.

Bridges Hospice and Palliative Care, offered in private assisted living neighborhoods, focuses on people who prefer not to or cannot do so at home. Aides, nurses and specialists and other associates, deliver care with a compassionate human touch.

Innovative clinical interventions are utilized to support care, maximize resident well-being, and promote physical activity and conditioning. Community life brings multidisciplinary programs to keep older adults engaged on every level.

In 2016, UMC broadened its ministry by implementing home and community-based services. HomeWorks, our homecare division, supports older adults at home, as well as those transitioning from or to hospitals, assisted living or nursing homes. With three locations HomeWorks offers personal care, , companions, and live-in services, as well as pastoral care in the comfort of home.

Senior Space serves as a platform for additional senior services and support. Open to older adults in the greater community, Senior Space has distinct programs such as dance, exercise, classes, groups and clubs, accessible resources, technology, discussions, mingling, and fun.