Assisted Living Communities in New Castle, PA

"My mom is here. I have never been in it, but I saw my mom twice and she looked good. She was clean and well cared for. Supposedly they have activities, but I don't know what they are. My mom has dementia so everything is wonderful. She thinks the food is good in her opinion. In her state of mind, the food is good. The staff all seems to be good."

Harmony Haus Senior Living, located at 1399 Merchant Street in the historic district of Ambridge, Pennsylvania, offers assisted living services in a warm and inviting environment. This family-owned and operated community is dedicated to providing individualized, resident-focused care, ensuring that each resident leads a healthier, more purposeful life enriched with wellness, activities, social opportunities, and quality care. The two-story, turn-of-the-century building exudes a homelike atmosphere, reflecting its commitment to comfort and familiarity. ​ Residents at Harmony Haus benefit from a range of amenities designed to enhance their daily living experience. Regular housekeeping and laundry services for both linens and personal clothing are provided, allowing residents to enjoy a maintenance-free lifestyle. The community offers engaging activities such as music sessions and arts and crafts, fostering creativity and social interaction among residents. Dining is a communal experience, with shared meals in the dining room where guests are welcome to join, promoting a sense of community and connection. ​ Safety and personalized care are paramount at Harmony Haus. The community maintains a favorable staff-to-resident ratio, ensuring attentive support tailored to individual needs. Located near the historic Old Economy Village, residents have opportunities to explore local attractions and enjoy the rich cultural heritage of the area. The dedicated and professional staff at Harmony Haus are committed to creating a nurturing environment where residents feel at home and well-cared for. ​ To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Pennsylvania Department of Human Services Provider Directory

"My father moved into Rhodes Estates. I chose it because my best friend had her grandmother there, so I have an inside personal opinion of the place. I like the fact that there's just a small clientele, only 15 residents. The thing I don't like about it is that the common living areas are small, but that's just for me. I understand that they do keep them very close-knit. They need that closeness and security. So, for a memory care resident, that's quite perfect. My father is in a companion room. He essentially has his own room, but in between the two rooms is a shared bathroom. They have music and dance classes. They have game days, and they eat together in the dining room. The staff has been great. The facility is very well-maintained and clean."

"My uncle was a resident of Clen-Moore Place. He had one good week there, and then he got Covid. As far as that goes, they don't treat Covid. They don't take any precautions for Covid. I just was flabbergasted about that. The second week he got Covid, he didn't have any medication or treatment and was deathly sick until he died. As far as the place goes, it's beautiful. It's clean. The staff is great, but I don't understand why they don't take precautions for Covid. The staff was friendly and they're very nice. I guess they're just following protocol about Covid, but in the meantime, they pulled my uncle out of bed and said, get to the dining room. There's been a lot of deaths there in the last couple of weeks since my uncle died. I never eat there, but according to my uncle, it was horrible. They have like a little park in the middle there. They played games with them and bingo. They have live music there a lot, and treats and picnics. They did a lot. For the value, it was ridiculously expensive. With Covid being getting bad again, I think they need to do something about that."

"My husband is in Quality Life Services - New Castle. It was an emergency situation, and that was the only place that could take him. He's only been there for two weeks. With COVID, everything is shut down, and I couldn't see him, but so far, so good. I've been talking on the phone with the nurses and the case manager. When I talk to them on the phone, they're friendly and nice, and they will put him on the phone sometimes. I talked to him, and his family called and talked to him. He said the food is good. I don't have any complaints right now. The outside is clean, and they're actually doing work on it right now, so there is some construction going on."

"My husband is in Haven Convalescent Home. I'm very pleased with it. They're short-staffed, but they are doing it. My husband is receiving excellent care. The rooms are clean and taken care of. I really have no complaints. Their staff are actually working extra to help get through this. If you ask for something, you may wait a few extra minutes because of being short staffed, but you get what you need. I have no complaints. The place is clean. The grounds are very nice outside. They have areas for the patients and the family to visit outside with shelter away from the sun. They have tables, and they have bird feeders for the patients to watch the birds. The parking lot is kept clear, and the sidewalks are kept clear. They do a fantastic job. They decorate for each holiday. The patients receive gifts for each holiday. I would recommend it highly. It is a small facility. It is not a really big facility, but I have come across no staff that I do not see compassionate and caring. They have a very caring and compassionate staff, and the owner sees to that. My husband has no complaints with the food. He eats well. They have a big lunch, a small dinner, a snack, and breakfast. They can basically get a snack anytime they ask, and they can get something to drink anytime they ask. The food is quite adequate. If they don't like what they get, they will gladly give them something else. I'm just glad that's where my husband is at. It's convenient for me. He is clean, and he is well groomed. I'm happy he is there, not that I want him in a nursing, but I'm glad that's where he is at."

"My Uncle was at Southpoint Personal care in New Castle and I can't say enough good things about the place and the people who took care of him. At first it was a hard transition for him, but he made friends with the others and really enjoyed all of the activities that the had. The place was always neat and clean. "

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"I was a patient at the care center. I was there for rehabilitation after a total knee. The staff, nurses and aides were friendly, caring and respectful towards me The rooms were clean. Granted they were short staffed but they got the job done. The food that I received was pretty good. I had physical therapy every day while there. They may have pushed me to do my very best but had they not done that I wouldn't be where I am now. Very thankful that they did. The activities director made it a point to stop by my room and introduce herself to me and provided me with a schedule of upcoming activities. I enjoyed talking with all who work there. I'm very thankful that I could do my rehab there with them. "

"The director at Jameson Place was very knowledgeable. She gave me a tour of the entire facility and explained how things worked. Everything was super clean. Every time a resident leaves, everything is fully refurbished and renovated. The facility was very nice. My father thought it was beautiful and said that when it was time, that's where he would like to go. Their meals are all homemade. They have a couple of alternate menus, in case the residents don't want what's being served that day. They also have a full refrigerator stocked and a pantry stocked in case the residents get hungry or skipped a meal. It's just at their disposal whenever they want it, which I thought was very, very nice. The rooms were very nice. The 1-bedroom was what we were interested in and it was bigger than I thought it would be. It was actually the size of a small apartment. The kitchen area was just enough for someone who doesn't have access to cooking. The living area was enough to set up an actual living room. The closet space was very nice, so he could bring some mementos with him if he wanted to. The cleanliness was spotless, but the facilities were a little dated."

"Carriage Court (Formerly Carriage Manor) is really nice. My mother's accommodations look like a regular bedroom. They have church twice on Sundays, and the laundry is included with the fee. The dining area is nice, big, homey, and has regular tables. The food is really good."

"The best part of the facility is the food. I find the dietary staff is always accommodating when we visit mom. The food is excellent quality and superb service. Overall I’m very pleased with the care but I feel the activities available are lacking. Thank you to all the staff at shenango on the green. "

"facility is clean, staff are friendly and helpful, they care about the people that live here, the food is not home cooking but its decent and i have no complaints."

"My mom moved into Windsor Estates Assisted Living for a respite stay. It's an absolutely excellent place. I have no complaints at all. They're wonderful. My mom says the food is good and there's plenty of it. She's enjoying all the activities that they have. She was not being real social at home, but once we got her in there, I think they kind of drew her out a little bit, and she's back to being social and happy and enjoying things. So, they've been really, really good. She said all the staff are very friendly and very helpful, and she's very comfortable with them. She says she has a very comfortable room. She feels good being there. They put a lift chair in the room for her. The furniture in her room is very nice and in very good condition."