Assisted Living Communities in Hollidaysburg, PA

"My mom is in Altoona Center For Nursing Care. My experience with everybody has been really nice. I call once a week to check on her and find out if anything has changed, and they communicate very nicely. They're really considerate and friendly, like when I sent her flowers on her birthday. She belongs to a medical group that they're affiliated with; that's why she's there. They have activities for holidays and sent me a picture of her with the Christmas tree. She has a shared room and for the most part she's comfortable there. They also have a community hall where the residents can gather."

"I chose Graystone Manor for my husband, and he got very good care there. When the time came, they let hospice come in and help take care of him, and the girls were really exceptionally nice. It's assisted, and they have different levels of care. I live in the senior facility. It was reasonably priced, and it's a beautiful place. They keep it nice and clean; you don't smell a lot of odors. The staff was very good, very friendly. The food was delicious. I could take my meals with him if I wanted to. It was very inexpensive for me to eat there. The food was very nicely presented in the dining room with tablecloths and napkins. They have private rooms, and then they have rooms that you share. They have a couple of big rooms that a husband and wife can share. They have an activities director, and she has something every day going on. They do exercises and crafts. They play different games. They have entertainment all the time. "

"Moving here was the smartest thing I have ever done. I live in independent living in a fully functioning facility. There is everything any could possibly need or want . In addition to cottages,, apartments, a bank, a country store, a hair salon, a pool and workout equipment there is a complete 're hab center, nursing unit, assisted living and Alzheimer's unit. The staff and residents are equally kind . The restaurant and cafe are exceptional. "

"My sister is at The Village at Morrisons Cove. She's in independent living, but she gets some assistance. It's been wonderful. They were very informative and contacted me right back. They go from assisted to more assisted and then to nursing, so it's like a three-level step. They have the very independent living there. Then they go to another kind of apartment where they can have some assistance, such as with medication, other reminders, or assistance with meals. Then they go to a higher level of need, such as more nursing or more elderly care. It is why I chose that one. In other words, she doesn't have to move. She's in that same facility. She remembers everybody, and she has the same people taking care of her. The care is really good, and the facility is clean. They're very professional, and they have real nurses on-staff, not just med techs."

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

"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! "

"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 father is in memory care at Colonial Courtyard at Tyrone. It's awesome and we haven't had any problems so far. They're very clean and they're very attentive to my father. We talked to several other people and they recommended it very highly. The people there were friendly and the meals were very good. Everything was very adequate."

"Epworth Manor was very clean and newly remodeled. My mother-in-law was well taken care of. The meals were good. She was very happy there. "

"Cambridge Ebensburg is quaint, and there's not a lot of residents in the memory care. My dad is getting a little bit more attention than he would have from some of the other ones that are more packed. My interactions with the staff have been good. Most of them have given me their personal numbers to call them or text them, so that I can keep an eye on him or even Facetime him."

"My mom is in Graystone Manor Huntingdon. It's excellent. The staff goes above and beyond. They have bingo, crafts, and other games. There are always things for them to do. The activities director there is really good. The food is good. My mom hasn't had any complaints. If there is something that maybe she doesn't like, they have an alternate menu she can pick from. They have a room where you can have private time with just your family if you want. I'm sure that you could use the dining area if you needed to as well. I think that it's comparable with other places I've checked into. To me, none of them are cheap. They do not have any transportation. But they will call the CART of Huntingdon if they need transportation somewhere. Communication with the staff is very good."

"Olivia Village Assisted Living Residence is a very small and family-owned community. They made you feel like you're a person, not a number. My dad is in a private room, but they also have shared rooms to offer. They can go outside for walks, have bingo nights, a therapist and a doctor that comes in, a cafeteria area, and several different TV rooms. Plus, you can have a TV in your own room. It's laid out the same as everybody else. There's a long hallway with rooms off each side and the dining area. Then there are a couple of different community rooms. The staff is very good. My dad's been satisfied with the food as well."