Transitional Care Homes for Children
Since 1991, KenCrest has offered premier transitional care homes uniquely designed for infants, toddlers, and children with complex medical needs.
The following video features our homes, the staff who make them function seamlessly, and the families who benefit from the services we provide.
About Our Transitional Care Homes
Located in Chestnut Hill, PA and Philadelphia, PA, and licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Health as Intermediate Care Facilities (ICF), our homes accept infants and young children who are medically fragile and/or technology-dependent. This includes children with tracheotomies, central lines, oxygen and feeding tubes, chromosomal disorders, and neurological conditions.
Each home welcomes children who are medically ready to be discharged from the hospital but require some type of ongoing support beyond what they can receive at their family home. While our homes can host children of all ages, we only accept infants and children younger than school age as a part of our intake process.
What Sets KenCrest Apart
KenCrest encourages families to visit their children as often as they like. Families can easily access the transitional care homes by public transportation, making visitation convenient. Additionally, the homes 
are also in close proximity to several superior pediatric medical facilities including the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP). Each home supports up to six children with two nurses and one direct support professional 24 hours a day, seven days a week. A medical director affiliated with A.I. DuPont Hospital in Wilmington, DE, leads our team of skilled nurses, physical therapists, occupation therapists, speech-language pathology personnel, and a social worker.
Our homes provide a comfortable setting where children can thrive in a community-based life model, participating in field trips, school programs, park visits, and other daily activities. KenCrest offers a warm, inviting environment that encourages and supports natural family involvement.
For more information, please contact Gary Clofine, Program Coordinator, at 215-713-3880 ext. 2853 or email gclofine@kencrest.org.
