Assisted Living Communities in Indiana, PA

"My father made his home at Margaret Manor for 2 years. The care he was given was wonderful. I visited 3 to 4 times a week and was very welcomed and treated like family by the owner and staff. They provide love and care for their residences and much need support for the families. "

"Grey's Colonial Acres Personal Care Home smelled nice. They were very sweet and very nice. It was fantastic. The owner was the one who walked us through and she was very nice. Everything looked clean. They had a dining area and a sitting room, and I saw people in the hallway talking and being friendly to each other. I would highly recommend them. They had two rooms that would have been available if my brother wanted a two-bedroom place. Then they had a one-bedroom place that was going to be available as soon as they had it cleaned it. It was around the holidays, like Christmas, when we were up there. I noticed that on all the doors, they had all this wrapping paper and bows. On the bathroom door, they had a Santa Claus sitting on a commode and that caught my attention. They said they all get together and do those crafts for their doors."

"We toured Country Manor, and it was relatively clean. However, I didn't like the fact that my father-in-law would have had to leave his room to shower, because all they had were a half-bedroom and a connecting room, and I didn't like that. The staff who gave us the tour was very knowledgeable and very thorough. I didn't really see a whole lot of activities. They were just reopening because of COVID, so there weren't a lot of things available. The rooms were OK. It was clean and it was fairly spacious; I just didn't like the bathroom facilities."

"Live Well Estates is located in a very scenic part of Pennsylvania 30 minutes north of Indiana, PA. There is a big bay window in the dining room from which residents can view the lake and surrounding woods while eating. However, it is 30 minutes from the nearest large grocery store or hospital. My grandparents enjoyed the atmosphere; and one staff member (aide) in particular. However, there was a very high turnover rate among staff, so the staff did not care for the patients as they could have because it was just a "job" for most. The owner was not around much, but was wonderful when she was. The director was grumpy most of the time, and did not allow permission for many requests that would have been beneficial to her patients, such as when we asked if we could take my grandparents for an extended vacation of a week. (This was eventually approved, but by the owner.) "

"We looked at Pine View Personal Care for my parents. It was a very old country home that looked like an old house that they added on to, and the bedrooms were very tiny. They were cramming two people and a dresser into a room, the bathroom in the hallway was shared by everyone. The setting was nice outside, but it was old. They added on a family room, and I think they had two TVs. It wasn't a good setting for someone with medical issues. They really tried to help me, though."

St. Stephen's Living Center is located 70 miles east of Pittsburgh, in the small town of Nanty Glo, PA. The town is quiet and surrounded by the dense forests of central Pennsylvania, though there are many conveniences for seniors, such as pharmacies and several local dining options. St. Stephen's Living Center is an assisted living community that offers its residents a home-like atmosphere to promote health and happiness. Staff is available full-time to provide assistance with a variety of needs, including dressing and mobility. Trained staff offers reminders and even helps administer medications, and residents are enrolled in a mental wellness plan that promotes cognitive health. Amenities and services at St. Stephen's are designed to foster an environment of peace and fun. These include routine housekeeping to ensure rooms are kept tidy and safe, as well as wireless internet and telephone connections in each room. Delicious and nutritious meals are served in the dining room, where residents can enjoy restaurant-style dining. Indoor and outdoor common areas allow for socialization and plenty of room for the community's numerous group activities, which are often run by fellow residents. A small library is available, providing opportunities for peaceful reading in a quiet setting. To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Pennsylvania Department of Human Services Provider Directory

"Heritage Meadows (Formerly Erdley's Sunnyside Personal Care Home) is wonderful. They go out of their way to make my mother comfortable and do what she needs. Everybody's very nice. There's two to a room, but it's very clean and very organized. They have bingo, a beautician comes in every couple of weeks, one of the girls does their nails, and they have a band that comes in once a month. The food is good and she likes it. It's a bright, happy place and very clean. They're full all the time. The young couple who run it are very dedicated. Everything is great."

"Beautiful place Grade A1. nice and neat resident no smell with superb Caring Staff. "

Grey's Colonial Manor, located in Kittanning, PA, offers a variety of care types including Residential Care Home, Assisted Living, Respite Care, and Adult Day Care. This allows for flexibility in the level of care provided to meet the diverse needs of its residents. The community has both private and semi-private rooms available, catering to different preferences and requirements for privacy and companionship.The room amenities at Grey's Colonial Manor enhance the living experience. While specific amenities can vary, options like full kitchens and modern safety features are available, providing comfort and convenience to residents. This setup helps ensure that each resident can feel at home, with some rooms offering more independence and others providing necessary support.Beyond the rooms themselves, Grey's Colonial Manor provides several general amenities and services aimed at enriching the lives of its residents. Organized activities and programs, along with social events, encourage community engagement and social interaction among residents. Meals are provided, ensuring that nutritional needs are met without the stress of meal preparation. Additionally, the community offers medication management and housekeeping services, helping to ease daily routines and enhance the overall quality of life for those who live there.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Pennsylvania Department of Human Services Provider Directory

"I was refered by my friend to this facility. I was impressed with the place when I visited it. It was very nice and home-like. During the tour, I found the staff very nice. I noticed that they have several activities going on. Their rooms are nice and spacious. "

"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! "

"I’m pleased with Loyalhanna Senior Suites and Personal Care so far. It was a new facility that was kept very clean and well decorated. My mom has a studio apartment with a bathroom. She is happy with the food. When I went and spoke with the administrator and the director of nursing, I could see that the things that I asked to be done were being followed up on. They assuaged my concerns. "

"Melody Manor is more of a homey setting. It has a Victorian look to it, more like a home than like a motel or anything like that. Some of them have that motel-type look, but with this one, you got the old woodworking, winding staircase, and just a lot of detail in the old house restoration or whatever how they kept it. It's really pretty, but we didn't like it because of the stairs with my mom having blindness. It was good. They had nice rooms and a nice dining hall. They had people that would walk their residents up and down the stairs. They said they had a stairlift and all that, too, but I just wanted her to be able to come and go and be a little more mobile by herself. We talked with the owner-manager who is the only one we saw. We didn't see any of the other workers or anything. We saw some of the residents in the TV room, a few were scattered in their rooms and stuff. We didn't mingle along with anybody, and we went to her office. It's a fantastic facility. It was one of the ones I was considering. Its location is a quaint and quiet setback by the river. It's a very nice location. It's not busy, traffic-wise. It's close to a few eateries, and if you were mobile, you could walk or catch the bus because it comes right down through there. They have access to the bus and all that."

"I chose Latrobe for my mother-in-law because it's close to where we live and they offer dementia care. The facility itself is clean. Some of the furniture are a bit worn out but not dirty. To me though the most important thing is their care for my mother-in-law. The staff all seem very nice and eager to make her feel at home. They also have been treating her very well and are concerned about what she likes to do. They have lots of activities for her there. I've also eaten there and I thought the food is very good. "