Assisted Living Communities in Slippery Rock, PA

"I was at Home 2 Me a couple of times. It was very nice. What perked me up about the whole place was that it was clean and bright, and ideas were well organized. I didn’t have time to spend that much time with the people who provided care, but everyone has been very pleasant. "

"Last time I was there the room was not clean.spider webs and spider eggs around the inside of the window. Laura was the best. She really cared. She went far above her job to care for my friend. I wish I could remember the name of a couple other people there with the same attitude. I hope they’re still there. "

"Grove Manor is a nursing home with an assisted living side, which my friend has now relocated to. He wants to stay there because of the physical therapy team that is there. They are highly rated and renowned in the area for providing really good physical therapy services. It’s not really convenient for me, but for people who are living in the Mercer, Franklin, and Northern Lawrence County area, it would probably be fine, and it’s not hard to find either. He hates the food because it’s rather bland. The pricing is pretty good. The nurses are fine, the physical therapists are fine, and it’s a clean facility, but he just moved into the assisted living side and the air conditioner broke the first day. "

"I went to Newhaven Court at Clearview. It is very nice. So far the staff is very nice. We're just in the process of trying to get my mom moved in so there's a lot of things that we haven't gotten to see yet. It is very, very clean, close to home, and just a very clean environment."

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"My mom is at The Addison of Lowrie Place. The people are very friendly. It's clean, and I like the fact that it's all on one level. They're very helpful. They seem to do a very good job taking care of her, so I'm very happy with them. However, it seems that there is not quite enough of them there, and that they're working long shifts. I haven't heard anything bad about the food. They have libraries, they have a patio, and they have an area for community activities. They're all nice things. Every day they have activities. They have games, exercise programs, and music. Last week they had Strawberry Social because it was National Strawberry Day. They also have activities collecting things. They have a director and all she does is activities for the people. We haven't participated in any of their activities, but they have them and everybody seems to participate. Compared to the other two facilities I toured, I thought the value for the money was good. I have three siblings, and this one is close to all of us in terms of location."

"My mother was a resident of Carriage Court. It used to be called Carriage Manor. It was a beautiful place, but once the new owners took over it went downhill, and we pulled our mom out of there. All the staff interacted with the patients and they sat around and talked, so I can't complain about the staff. With the new management, they took the common areas and made them into bedrooms so when you came to visit you had nowhere to go to get a little bit of privacy. They had a really good activities director but they got rid of her. They said that my mom needed to be on a pureed diet. We had various tests that said she didn't have to be in it, but they still said she had to be on it. It got to the point where all the residents just had their heads down and were sleeping all the time."

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"This is a beautiful, family focused facility. All of the staff that I have been in contact with are caring and seem to truly enjoy their job. There are many opportunites for socializing from the libraries to gamerooms and out door facilities. Many clients have their own rooms which allows for privacy and a sense of security. A wonderful variety of meals are provided and the activities are endless. "

"Staff and leadership are conscientious and caring. Rooms are private and spacious, with kitchenettes, large bathrooms, seating areas, and large closets. Meals and food choices are varied and healthy."

"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. "

"The rooms at Jameson Care Center were a lot nicer. They were semi-private, but there was a concrete wall that divides the patients. It was bright, cheery, and pleasant. "

"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."

"My mother went to respite care at Quality Life Services. The staff was very nice. I didn't try the food, but she ate well there. They had activities. It's an older building. It wasn't as nice, but I didn't have any problems with her care. She did really well there. The facility wasn't terrible, but it was older and worn-out looking. They were a little more expensive because I think they're classified as a nursing home, but as far as nursing homes go, I think it's fair. I know they're cheaper than some of the others in the area."