$2,851
Cathedral Village Philadelphia, PA
600 East Cathedral Road, Philadelphia, PA 19128
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Reviews of Cathedral Village in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
3.63
(19 reviews)
Facility
4.5
Staff
4.9
Food
4.0
Activities
2.0
Value
2.0
DebA24
3
|
April 28, 2023
There is no regard for resident safety and complaints. There is water leaking in the hallways that is a slip hazard. The automatic doors close on people and don’t retract when there is a person in the way. The complaints go unheard as the prices continue to rise and the services and food quality decline.
Provider Response
Irma
4
|
February 9, 2023
I will be moving into Cathedral Village. What I like about it is its reputation. I've had a couple of friends who have stayed there for an extended period. I like where it's located. It's near where I currently live, so I will not be moving out of my neighborhood, and that works for me. It's near to supermarkets, and I'm familiar with and whatnot, that's the main thing. I'm familiar with the place, and I have been there a couple of times to visi friends. I like the atmosphere; the people are very nice. We met the people at the desk, and they're very nice to direct you around. We worked with the person who was showing us the apartment and stuff, and she was very helpful. The rooms were roomy enough and look comfortable. I'm meeting with the staff designer next week to select finishes because once somebody moves out, they will redo the apartment. I need to select what kind of finishes I need, what kind of floor, and other things I need. That's why my move-in is in May because they need to order, redecorate, and build the apartment to suit my needs. That's a big plus, that they will be accommodating my need. I'm not going into an apartment that's already just established and you take what you get. The dining area is nice. I did try the food a couple of years ago when I had a friend there. I went to the dining room with her, and the food is okay. They have something called Village University, and that's one of the good things they have. A lot of people are educated professors and students. They run a university, and they teach classes on various things. I saw one on the Constitution and a different social studies kind of thing. They have their own radio station or an in-house television channel; they have some residents running those. They also have a gym, swimming pool, and a big theater area where they have people come in, and do plays, and lectures. I met a couple of people in the hallway. We asked a lot of people in the hall when I was doing tours and whatnot, and they seemed nice and welcoming. The staff who gave me the tour was very helpful and responsive to questions, and readily supplied whatever information we needed.
Provider Response
Marcia
5
|
December 2, 2021
Cathedral Village was lovely. The only thing I did not like about it (because it was just beautiful) was the fact that you don't have a separate assisted living. You have a separate, very large independent living and a very, very nice, separate nursing home part, but you don't have the separate assisted living. What they do is they send a home health aide into your apartment to assist you, and he or she brings you to the dining room for three meals, and they assist you in your apartment. I would prefer to be in a separate assisted living area because you get to see other people more. Even though you're ill, you still interact with more people. I think people would be very happy there. Some people think that it's great to stay in your apartment as long as possible; I don't. I feel that your living space should reflect your health and what you need. I feel that being in a separate assisted living section gives you separate caretakers who aren't doing other jobs. They're there for the assisted living people. Also, you get to see other people who are like you, not just at meals. The staff was pretty nice. We had lunch there and I found it to be very good and very nourishing, but it wasn't overly wonderful.
Provider Response
Donald
5
|
March 29, 2019
Cathedral Village had a very nice community. They had lots of activities and nice rooms, and they allow for Medicare at the more advanced levels of care. The staff who showed us around was very well-prepared and good sales people. The visit wasn't long but left a good impression. The location was more rural and in a suburban place. They also completely redo the rooms for each resident before their arrival. They had a lot of stuff going on, a swimming pool, and exercise room.
James
4
|
August 21, 2018
We had lunch at Cathedral Village and it was fine. It was about 30 years old. It wasn't unpleasant but the furniture is a little dated. The atmosphere and property were very nice and gorgeous, and the buildings are undergoing renovations which they do need. The staff I met was very nice. They had everything you want.
Visited0601
4
|
June 18, 2018
Cathedral Village was beautiful and I loved it. The rooms are a little smallish. What I liked about it is every apartment window looked out on a green space with trees. It's just nicely settled in the woods. They had a wonderful clay studio, a painting studio, and indoor gardening for the people. The facilities were very impressive. The dining area was nice and the food was excellent.
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About Cathedral Village in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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