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McCutchen Friends
Home
112 Linden Avenue
North Plainfield, NJ 07060
(908) 755-8600
Fax (908) 755-2585 |
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Ask about our
Short Term Respite Stays
McCutchen Friends Home
A Caring Community for Seniors
Founded in 1951
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McCutchen Friends Home is a small, quiet retirement community located in the
Historic District of North Plainfield. We are in a residential neighborhood
surrounded by well-kept Victorian homes and one block from the public library.
Our beautifully landscaped, two-acre campus contains a gazebo, koi pond, many
specimens of flowering shrubs, magnificent trees and lovely gardens everywhere!
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About 50 residents call this “home.” We offer a range of care and services
in our three types of living accommodations. Nurses are on the premises 24 hours
a day and available for all residents. |
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No entrance fees are required; however, McCutchen Friends Home does not
participate in the Medicare and Medicaid programs. Owned and operated under the
care of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers), we welcome residents from
all faiths. |
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A gracious style of living is offered at McCutchen
Friends Home. We have a
Holiday
Open House and formal teas in the winter, garden picnics in the
summer, fall and spring brunches and ice-cream socials
Activities include exercise programs, bingo, cooking classes, craft projects,
discussion groups, educational seminars, musical entertainment and weekly
religious services provided by local clergy.
We have many volunteers, including children from
nearby schools, scouts and community groups. Parakeets, tropical fish and
visiting dogs and cats provide animal companionship. |
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Residents enjoy excursions in our McCutchen van (equipped with a wheelchair
lift) to area attractions such as the theater, museums, the mall and
restaurants. |
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Mission Statement
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The mission of McCutchen Friends Home, a nonprofit Quaker organization, is to
provide high-quality programs, services, and facilities to older adults in an
atmosphere which enhances quality of life and fosters independence,
self-sufficiency, respect, dignity and security within a framework reflecting
Quaker values, mutual caring and concern for those served and those employed.
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