Assisted Living Communities in Devon, PA

"My parents enjoy this community, just because it change companies, the quality of care and amenities have continued from when it was Martins Run into Wesley Enhanced Living. The CEO Linda has help us if we had any problems that would arise. I would recommend this retirement community. It is more affordable retirement community. "

"It was a great place. The staff member was very helpful, knowledgeable, and patient. She answered all the questions I had. The dining area was nice, but I did not try the food. They had a library, and an arts and crafts room."

"My mom is already on the list at Sunrise of Haverford. We chose them because it was nice, and the people were nice as well. The rooms were great, and the place itself is in great shape. I was impressed with their memory section because they had patients who were reminiscing on their business, and that idea was really a brilliant idea to me. He would feel like he could do some of the things that he used to do. The guy who toured us around was very warm and really understood us. "

"Once too often, we had found my Grandmother unresponsive in her own regular apartment and decided it was time for a change of environment! After searching the internet for local places, we had accrued a very short list of facilities that had passed our initial requirements. Together with my Mother, we devised a laundry list of questions that we planned on asking at our visit. The staff was GREAT! Not only did they entertain our 70+ question test (within an hour of us emailing it to them), but they dedicated the time to make sure we knew everything necessary and still answered more emails afterwards!!! Since moving my Grandmother in, she seems to be very well taken care of. She no longer naps all day long, getting her days and nights confused. The activities keep her busy most of the time and we've even been invited to participate along with her. The staff is very friendly. The facility is clean and doesn't wreak of urine. The tenants are a joy to be around and seem pleased with their accommodations. I wish they would be able to work with the health insurance, but am pleased with everything else. I would definitely recommend it as a place to look into for anyone else facing this stage in life!!!"

"We have chosen the Pinnacle at Plymouth Meeting for my mother. We like its vibe, but we don't like the location. The staff members were very friendly. The building is very clean. It has a good layout. The rooms are small, but adequate. The atmosphere inside is fresh."

"My childhood best friend is suffering from Alzheimer’s. After researching many senior care facilities, Rosetree definitely stood out. It was very clean, the staff was very friendly, but most of all, the residents there all looked very happy. Met with Mike and Janice in their sales department. They could not have been more willing to answer all of my questions Mike gave me a tour of the facility. I was extremely impressed, he knew every residents name. My friend is very happy there. She rarely wants to go out anywhere with me. She loves the food and has met many new friends. With the covid19 virus causing havoc everywhere. They are very good with keeping me informed with any updates, and what they are doing to keep the residents safe Putting my friend in a facility was the hardest thing I had to do. Rosetree has definitely made me feel as if I made the right decision by choosing their facility. "

"My father is a resident at Sunrise of Lafayette Hill. The rooms and the whole place are beautiful. I don't have any problem there so far. The food is good; he has a tremendous appetite. They do a lot of activities like memory games, bowling, and singing. I just wish that they could be a little more forceful where his cleanliness is concerned. Of course, they can encourage him to wash, but they cannot force him. "

"Sunrise of Granite Run was very similar to the other facility that I went to. It just wasn't kept quite as clean and it could be kept up a little bit better. The information was good; however, the girl that presented it to me was not as professional as the first one. "

"We liked Spring Mill Assisted Living. The facility is basically new. My grandmother liked it and she wanted to go to Spring Mill Assisted Living. The staff are helpful. Her apartment has a little kitchen, but it does not have a stove because they make dinner for everybody. It got a fridge and a microwave. The residents go down to the main dining hall. I haven't eaten there but I heard that it's good. They also do a lot of activities. "

"Springfield Crossings was OK. It was a way to walk from the parking lot to the building. The rooms to me were kind of small and it was under construction, so I didn't understand that one, but the person that gave the tour was pretty nice. He's a very knowledgeable young guy. Next door to the facility was a nursing home that was available for the residents. If something were to happen to your loved one, they can be taken there, which I thought was pretty good since it was convenient. The dining area was nice and clean as well. Then they have a private room if you have family members that stopped by."

"Merrill Gardens at West Chester was nice, but it wasn't what we were looking for. The room was very nice and very well done. It looks like there's a refrigerator, a stove, and stuff like that. They offer three meals a day. The person who took me around was very knowledgeable, very caring, and very nice. The place itself was very nice, very clean, and very well done. They have areas that you can use outside when the weather is nice. It wasn't that old, but it was very well-kept. It was a little too far for us and it just wasn't what we were looking for. Otherwise, I'm sure there are plenty of people who would like it."

"We chose Columbia Cottage Collegeville for mom because it's a small community, and the caregiver to resident ratio is favorable. They offer a variety of activities and services, and the location was also beneficial. They had 10 levels of care from independent living all the way through to skilled nursing. It is great because she can age in place, and the staff has been amazing. They have three different sized rooms. My mom is in a 312 square foot room (which doesn't sound like much), but it is perfect for a single person. There's a full bathroom with a walk-In shower and pull cords by the bed and in the bathroom for assistance. There are three different sized rooms. They're generally on a wait list, but we happen to call them at a good time. They have one available. It's really like a big home. They have a living room, a TV area, dining room, and kitchen (which is all open for the residents to use as they like). They also have a hair salon onsite, as well as a physical therapy area. They have therapists that come in several times a week and a hairdresser that's there two days a week. They also have a nurse on-staff 24 hours a day, and they're great. If there's any medical assistance needed, they're there. They have various activities like arts and crafts, games, bingo, and movie night. They also have a vehicle, so they can do scheduled transportation to doctor's appointments. There are two courtyards inside the building, so residents can go outside and enjoy them without the risk of anybody wandering off. She likes the food so far."

"My mother had PSP. This is a rare brain disease that only very recently is being treated differently than Parkinson's. I say this because the people at Glen Riddle listened to our family's concerns as we navigated this disease through its various forms. They were able to handle the awful challenges that PSP presented. The staff really cared about my mom. The administrative team, the nurses, the kitchen and housekeeping all were instrumental in making sure her needs were met. I imagine working in an assisted living facility is one of the hardest jobs on the planet. The staff at Glen Riddle Residence showed a compassion and connection with my mom that I will forever be grateful for. "

"Symphony Square was a nice place. Lani was excellent and knew her stuff. The residents were doing baking and crafts projects while I was there. The dining area was beautiful, but I did not taste the food. The place was beautiful and brand new. They would only allow a maximum of 12 residents for the memory care unit which was a very nice thing."