Assisted Living Communities in Ambler, PA

"My wife is currently in Springfield Senior Living. I'm very satisfied and very happy with the staff in the facility. I feel very comfortable with my loved one being there. The staff are very attentive, very caring, and very friendly, not only with my loved one, but they seem to be like that with all the residents there. The food is pretty good from what I've seen. They would get nice portions and nice variety. I know they have activities daily. I haven't been through the whole building. They have a library, a TV room, and a recreation room. They have a room where they can go and exercise."

Royal PCH is a compassionate assisted living community located at 1339 Wheatsheaf Lane in Abington, Pennsylvania. The community is dedicated to providing high-quality personal care in a safe, comfortable, and family-oriented environment where residents receive individualized attention, dignity, and respect. With a strong focus on compassionate caregiving and personalized support, Royal PCH strives to help residents maintain comfort, independence, and quality of life while giving families peace of mind. The community features a comfortable residential-style layout designed to create a warm and home-like atmosphere for residents. Living spaces are intended to provide both privacy and accessibility, while shared common areas encourage social interaction, relaxation, and meaningful daily engagement. The smaller, personalized setting allows caregivers to build close relationships with residents and provide attentive support tailored to each individual's unique needs and preferences. Residents at Royal PCH enjoy a variety of amenities and services that support daily comfort, wellness, and safety. These include 24-hour staff availability, assistance with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and mobility support, as well as medication reminders and personalized care planning. Residents also benefit from nutritious home-cooked meals, housekeeping, laundry assistance, companionship, and engaging daily activities designed to encourage socialization and emotional well-being. The community maintains open communication with families to help ensure residents receive consistent, coordinated care and support. A key special feature of the community is its ability to provide care for both standard and high-acuity residents, including individuals requiring more advanced physical assistance and hands-on support. Staff members are trained to safely manage complex care needs while maintaining resident dignity and comfort. The community is also equipped to provide safe two-person transfers for residents who require additional mobility assistance, helping ensure proper support and safety during transfers, repositioning, and other daily care activities. This enhanced level of care allows residents to remain in a familiar and supportive environment even as care needs evolve. Located in Abington, residents enjoy convenient access to a variety of nearby attractions and conveniences, including local parks, shopping centers, restaurants, healthcare providers, and community services throughout Montgomery County. The community is also near medical facilities and pharmacies, making healthcare access convenient for residents and families. Nearby recreational destinations and suburban amenities provide opportunities for outings and family visits. Additional highlights include a family-oriented atmosphere, compassionate caregiving team, personalized care plans, and commitment to resident dignity, comfort, and emotional connection. The community focuses on creating a supportive environment where residents feel valued, safe, and cared for every day. Overall, Royal PCH offers a compassionate and personalized assisted living experience where residents can receive attentive care, meaningful companionship, and a comfortable lifestyle in a welcoming Pennsylvania setting. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Pennsylvania Department of Human Services Provider Directory

"Arbor Terrace is as close to home as any place away from home can be! The facility is beautiful. The main entrance and lobby is in an old mansion. The rest of the facility has been added to this stunning building.The staff is friendly and helpful. They seem to be actually happy to be working there. They always have time to stop and chat and ask if you need anything. They have the utmost respect for their client and it shows in everything they do.They have private or semi-private rooms. The rooms are very nicely appointed and large enough for the single bed, a closet, a dresser and enough sitting room so that a visitor doesn't feel cramped. The bathroom is set up for the handicapped.All meals are served as though you are in a fine restaurant. The tables are cleaned promptly after each meal and reset thoughtfully. There is always a choice of 2 entrees. If you don't like either, you can request a sandwich.There is also a room that is stocked with coffee, juice and some kind of fresh pastry as well as cereal and milk. This room is accessible to residents at all times.Days are filled with activities such as worship services, movies, bingo, card playing, and sometimes a visiting musical group or lecturer.Residents are treated like the intelligent, valuable older adults that they are. Arbor Terrace is a sparkling clean, friendly, warm and comfortable place to reside. "

"My grandmother moved into Atria Lafayette Hill. They have a lot of activities for everybody to do. The staff was very nice, and that's probably the best part of the place. They always try to make them feel welcome. Very helpful. The facility is very clean. It's newer. They seem to take care of it pretty well. They have arts and crafts they do routinely. They have yoga and there's movie nights every night that she goes to. They do a lot of day trips to shopping centers and restaurants. The atmosphere I would say is very communal, but it is kind of bare, because there's not a lot of people in there at the moment. So, it's inviting, but I felt they needed residents."

"Sunrise of Abington was a very cozy, nice, and warm-looking place. It was kind of an older building. I saw a couple of seniors there talking to friends. The people who work there were very friendly and very informative. The lady who guided us was awesome. She answered all my questions. The facility itself was nice, but there was no connection through the inside of the building. You need to be out to go to the common area. That's the only minus thing. Besides that, everything was good."

"Wesley was very elegant and very clean. It was a very nice place. They offered you two-bedroom units. The girl who toured us was very informative and had a very good manner. There was a chapel. Each apartment had its own washing facility with washer & dryer. There was a library and exercise area. They also did trips. Patients who were there could go on trips once a day. They offered transportation for the area like to the grocery, market, and drug stores. It was a very large community. It was located in an ideal area. If you went in and paid your initial entrance fee, you had a monthly charge. Assisted care was very expensive. "

"My father was at NewSeasons at New Britain. The facility was very clean and pretty. The staff were accommodating, friendly, helpful, nice and pleasant. We were in constant communication. The rooms were beautiful and the dining room was gorgeous. It was like a restaurant because they were given a menu to pick their food for the day. I have tried the food and it was good. The only problem I had was they did not have enough activities. "

"I went to McCallum Assisted Life. I saw a room with a shared bathroom. The staff told me the price point. They have a doctor every month that comes out to the location. They do things for them, they have activities, and they do the medication. I like the location. The staff was very friendly, very knowledgeable, and informative. It's an older facility, but it was nice and clean. They had a patio. They did show me the board where they have activities."

As a personal care home, The Roxborough Home for Women operates 24/7, providing private rooms, meals, laundry services, and light housekeeping for its residents. Our trained, professional staff administers all medications, assists the women with their daily personal needs, and participates in activities the Home provides. Our residents are independent, and our staff is here to assist when needed. (Please note: RHW is not categorized as an assisted living facility or nursing home.) Most residents furnish their own rooms, bringing personal belongings and mementos, making their new home more comfortable and familiar. Our rooms are cable and telephone-ready. We encourage visitors. Lovely indoor and outdoor porches are available as well as other areas to socialize. Guests are welcomed from 9 am to 9 pm, and residents are free to visit and take vacations with family or friends outside of the Home. All rooms are private, including two-room suites (when available) All the rooms have a view of the outdoors, with large windows allowing the sun to shine through the lace curtains Trained personal care professionals 24 hours per day, 7 days a week Laundry, housekeeping, and all meals are included in monthly rate Rooms are cable & telephone ready Complimentary internet/wifi Located on 2 beautiful acres Exercise classes Day trips Holiday celebrations Live entertainment Annual Family Picnic Flea Market & Craft Fair To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Pennsylvania Department of Human Services Provider Directory

"My sister has been a resident at Wesley Enhanced Living at Stapeley for about 3 years; she started in independent living and last year moved to assisted living. Prior to making the decision we checked out 7 other facilities and finally decided on Stapeley, a decision we never regretted . My family and I couldn't be happier, mostly because my sister is happy, with the services she receives and her new life! I have relatives in the Philadelphia area who visit her, but because I live in California there are times when I feel the need to check with staff to learn what they are seeing on a daily basis. Each time I've called I get a thorough report which is reassuring. I've also spent time visiting Stapeley on a more extended, daily basis when I travel to Philadelphia. The staff are very caring and friendly and make the residents their priority, this is most important to me. The food is good and I'm amazed at all the activities and services available to residents. While I was there I attended a cooking demo, listened to lecture on art and scheduled my sister to get her hair and nails done:-) On a final note, the marketing person was fabulous and went out or her way to answer all our questions and make helpful suggestions. We were so fortunate to find Stapeley. Knowing my sister continues to receive good care brings me great peace of mind. I highly recommend Stapeley if you are looking for care for a loved one. "

"I visited Paradise Manor. They were very accommodating and very knowledgeable. The place was clean. It seemed to have everything there that was needed, and it's close to where I live. I believe it's like $1,500 a month. I didn't see many activities. I basically just saw the amenities. It's more of a studio-type environment."

"I went to The Philadelphia Protestant Home. I was there to visit them about a possible respite stay for my mother during the holidays. It was a lovely facility, what I saw. But because my mother needs a memory care unit, and they did not have respite stay for memory care. It was a lovely facility, what I saw, but I did not visit the memory care. I was able to tour the independent living and assisted living. I would give the staff a 4 because I had to do a lot of follow-up with her. Like she would tell me this would happen, she was going to set up an appointment with the director of nursing, so that's why I gave her 4 because she was good, she showed me around, but as far as follow through, I think the follow through could have been better. I did not try the food, but I did see the different restaurants and the dining halls. They were excellent. I would feel comfortable putting my mother there if they had the services that she needed. The people I saw were engaged. They were high functioning. Most of the people that I saw were independent."

"The first reason why I chose Sunrise of Haverford for my husband is that it's very beautiful. It's very aesthetic, doesn't look like anything sad or depressing, and it's attractive. Everything about it is good looking, very pleasant, and clean. Second thing is, the residents in the personal care are completely free and autonomous. They choose what they want to eat, how they want to dress, or what activities they want to participate in. They believe in allowing people the dignity of making their own choices about everything, but that has its downside. If it's somebody like my husband with diabetes, he shouldn't be choosing banana cream pie or that sort of thing. So it goes along with that caveat, but their mission is to keep the people as free, as independent, and upbeat as long as they possibly can. The staff seems very nice, caring, and professional. His room is also very attractive with a nice view. Basically, you get an empty room when you move in, but it so happens that the room we chose for him was close to the nurse's station and had a chest of drawers in it. I did not have to get a chest of drawers for him. When I came I didn't realize that I had to bring my own hangers to hang his clothes up, but they supply linens, towels, that kind of stuff. Other than that, you bring what you need with you like you're moving into a new home. The food is not great, but it is OK. My husband and I have traveled a lot. We're used to eating not just very good and tasty food, but very healthy and organic food. I think he just misses what he ate at home. They also have a resident cat. Their activities seem to be terrific."

"I love Symphony Square. It was very nice and the people were extremely friendly. They met most of the needs that my father would be looking for. However, the cost was a little bit prohibitive. The sample room was lovely. The dining room was very nice and large. They talked about field trips and different activities and we met the activity person. It's a big building, it's nice and modern, and the rooms were renovated and up-to-date."