Assisted Living Communities in Bedford, PA

"I find the Church of the Brethen home to be a clean facility with limited staff. The staff at times is overwhelmed by the amount of total care patients. If you are a resident that is able to take care of your own personnel needs and you require limited assistance from the nursing staff, this would be an excellent facility to reside in. "

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"St Jude's Haven was good. They showed us the room, the beauty shop, where they do the laundry, and where they do the cooking, and it was all very nice. Kate was pretty good. She was very nice and explained everything. She told us that they do the laundry every day for the residents, and that the laundry area is sanitized every day. The facility was very clean, and I think my mother-in-law would like it better there than where she's at."

"My husband is in Meadow View Nursing Center now. They're wonderful over there. Any little thing happens or whatever, they call me. Right now, during COVID, it's very difficult trying to see them, but they make it to where we can see them for 15 minutes a day. They bring them down in a room and we can see them for 15 minutes, which is nice. I think a lot of nursing homes are doing that now because we couldn't see them at all. We weren't even allowed in the building. The staff is wonderful there. They are all really nice and fantastic. I got to know them now pretty good because they're the same ones. I just can't say enough about the staff. My husband seems to like the food because they tell me that he eats everything they bring him, lunch and dinner. I haven't been over while he was eating, but they tell me. He eats all his meals and they say he eats everything, so evidently it must be good. We have three nursing homes around where I live and I picked them just because my daughter's husband's grandparents were there, and I got to experience that because we went over there before COVID. We visitd all the time and just watched them with the staff. The floor is an all Alzheimer's patients' floor. I picked that because I saw firsthand how it was."

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"The rooms were clean and she was happy with the way the staff treated her. Given healthy snacks and great meals. Had lunch with her on many occasions there. "

"My uncle was a past resident of Richland Woods. They seemed like they went over and above with my uncle in particular. They really took the time to get to know him, befriend him, which I thought was real cool, 'cause he's not really a likeable guy. He can be impatient, and he can lash out at times. Every single time Richland Woods would pull back, and they'd approach a different angle, and they would eventually get him to do what he needed to do. They just really worked with him. All the other things in the facility were great, they just were really helpful moving him in, moving him out, getting new furniture delivered, every step of the way, super helpful. The head nurse, Sheryl, was knowledgeable with his care. She could tell you right off the bat all his meds, how he's doing with them, and give advice on considerations for maybe making adjustments, and things like that. I have nothing bad at all to say. They sometimes had performers come in, they kept him semi-busy, which was good. The apartment was spacious enough for him, and just what he needed."

"My mom had been at Rosewood Manor before. It was a very clean facility but the level of care just wasn't there. They had beautiful rooms, and their physical therapy department was top notch. She got a lot of good care there. They're severely understaffed, and the level of safety was my major concern. The meals were fabulous. "

Rose of Sharon Home, Inc., located in Saint Michael, PA, offers a variety of care options, including Assisted Living, Respite Care, Memory Care, and Hospice Care. This makes it a versatile choice for seniors with different needs. The community provides a range of amenities and services designed to enhance residents' quality of life.Amenities at Rose of Sharon Home, Inc. include organized activities and programs, provided meals, and shared common areas. Residents can participate in spiritual activities, enjoy salon services, and take part in entertainment and social events. Group exercise sessions and facilitated field trips or outings are also available, promoting both physical and social well-being.In terms of services, Rose of Sharon Home, Inc. offers personal care services and medication management. Special diets and dietary accommodations are available to meet individual nutritional needs. The staff is trained in mental health care, ensuring comprehensive support for residents. Assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs), housekeeping services, and incontinence care are also provided, ensuring a comfortable and supportive living environment.

"My parents have selected Laurel View Village. The cleanliness is a five. The staff is very helpful, pleasant, and very friendly. They were able to answer all the questions. I have talked to others who have eaten there and gave the food high reviews."

"My family seen them have a cook out at delgrosso park my hat is off to them "

Arbutus Park Retirement Community is located in Johnstown, PA, and offers a variety of care types to meet the needs of its residents. This includes Independent Living, Continuing Care Retirement Community options, Short-term Rehabilitation Care, Skilled Nursing Care, and Memory Care. The community provides different types of living spaces such as Villas, Private Rooms, and Semi-Private Rooms. Each living space comes with its own living room, dining area, and some have kitchens included, which allows residents to maintain a sense of independence and comfort. The amenities at Arbutus Park Retirement Community are designed to enhance the living experience of its residents. The community includes outdoor common areas, which are great for enjoying the fresh air, and pets are allowed, making it possible for residents to bring their furry friends along. Meals are provided, and there are organized activities and programs to keep everyone engaged. For safety and convenience, there is an emergency response system, private garages for residents with vehicles, and controlled building access. Residents can also enjoy walking and hiking areas, shared common areas, salon services, entertainment and spiritual activities, communal dining, WiFi access, yoga opportunities, and social events. In terms of services, Arbutus Park Retirement Community ensures that residents have access to the care and support they need. Physical and occupational therapy services are available for those who require rehabilitation. Nurses and therapists are on staff to assist with medical needs, and medication management services are provided to help residents manage their health. General and medical transportation services make it easy for residents to get around for appointments or outings. Additionally, personal care services and housekeeping services are offered to help residents with daily activities and maintain a clean living environment.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Pennsylvania Department of Human Services Provider Directory

"This facility seems very nice from the outside and as soon as you walk in, but after you're there for a few minutes, the real scene unfolds. The staff doesn't come to the need of residents right away but are instead sitting down at a table chatting together, when they do answer the call bells most are not pleasant: yelling, attitudes, mocking residents, being rough. Aside from the unfriendly staff, the facility itself was dirty; dust at least 3 inches thick on ceiling fans that were blowing, scattering dust around, dirty tables, food on floor and tables. We got to meet with the owner of the facility, along with 2 other facilities. He has a crude sense of humor and doesn't seem to get to know the residents on a personal level which to me is a key priority to owning/operating a long time care facility to make the rest of their lives enjoyable. I would never put a family member of my own in this facility, and am glad I don't have to go back! "

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