Assisted Living Communities in Brookville, PA

"This facility has a lot of caring people who are employed there. I have always enjoyed my visits here. The staff is friendly are there are always several activities for the residents to engage in. The room my family member is staying in is always neat and clean and if he needs anything at all they are always quick to assist him with whatever he is asking for. The food is always on time and prepared in a way that he enjoys it. The residents all are made to feel like they are part of the family. If assistance is ever needed, the staff are very quick to respond to any requests that are made. They are always activities available and plenty of social time. My favorite time of the day is early in the morning when the facility is very busy and the staff always have a smile on their faces and are willing to engage with the residents. My Uncle has been in a couple different assisted living locations and this is our favorite because of the friendly staff. "

"It was a really nice place! My grandpa loved being there and loved the people, they where all so nice and understanding there are so many things for them to do there every evening and very good means witch is very important when your trying to make a family member comfortable somewhere that isnt home. It was very clean and organized, everyone was very respectful and the people there where so nice! "

"Highland Oaks at Water Run was very clean. The facility was only seven years old, so it was newer and fresher. Their policy is that people will age in place. I liked the fact that it sat kind of out of town. There was a lot of open space, a wooded area, and a grass area around it. My parents currently live on a farm, so I feel like my dad would benefit well if he could sit outside and watch the deer and the birds. It looked like they had a lot of activities going on. When the weather permitted, they had cookouts once a week. They had several bedroom options and they had the nicest rooms in terms of layout. The staff was very friendly and helpful. She had gotten advance permission from several residents, and she took us into their rooms. And when we were getting ready to leave, there was one gentleman who just started talking to us and he wanted to show us his room. He just seemed very happy there."

"DuBois Village was very nice. I liked everything about it, but what was holding me back was the cost of it. When I asked about the semi-private rooms which they had, they just kind of pooh- poohed them. They didn't give me much information on them. They sent me a price list and that's why I made the appointment because I was going by the semi-private prices. When I told them about my mother and the staff said, 'Well, I probably have the perfect thing.' She said that it would be a shared room with another woman. It would be a large shared room, so they would both have a lot of room. They both have the same thing, e.g., dementia. My mom is big on having a companion around her, and the other woman is the same way, so it kind of sounds like it's just the perfect situation for us. The residents were playing bingo when I was there. They have menus. They have options that they can choose daily for their meals. The place was very clean. It was very positive. Everything was included in the rent except the beauty salon, it might have been extra. They do laundry and housekeeping. They had different options. Every room had a bath and shower, but then they also had a walk-in tub, and then they have another place where you could just take the wheelchair in the shower. That's a struggle with my mom because of trying to get her in and out of the shower, so the one with the wheelchair was good."

"The Nursing home I had visited was very homie, I felt comfortable like I was at my grandparents house again. Everyone was very nice and the nurses seemed very caring and welcoming and i think that is amazing because a lot of personal care homes and even hospitals do not feel like that and the employies are that happy to be doing what they are doing, they clearly love what they are doing and they do a great job! "

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Windsor House at Snyder Memorial Health Care Walking through the front doors of Windsor House at Snyder Memorial Health Care Center, visitors soon discover the true definition of "home away from home." The beautiful country setting at the base of the Allegheny National Forest, in Marienville, Pennsylvania, contributes to the undeniable charm of Windsor House at Snyder Memorial. Snyder Memorial Health Care Center is Celebrating over 30 Years of Caring Traditions. Built in 1987 by John and Dorothy Masternick, Snyder Memorial Health Care Center serves residents who may require specialized wound care, intravenous therapy, tube feeding, rehabilitation, or special attention for behavioral problems due to dementia and other related conditions. We are proud of the recognition we have received from the Area Agency on Aging, local doctors, hospitals, other nursing facilities and personal care homes for our ability to manage behavioral issues that other facilities find difficult to manage. Our staff is well trained in this area which has become one of our areas of expertise. A multi-disciplinary team meets regularly to discuss effective ways of managing the care and treatment of any resident that needs special psychological attention. Psychiatric and psychological evaluations and treatments are also readily available.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Pennsylvania Department of Human Services Provider Directory

To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Pennsylvania Department of Human Services Provider Directory