Assisted Living Communities in Morgantown, WV

"We were impressed with Madison upon walking through the door. The cleanliness stood out. There was no odor whatsoever. Everyone we encountered went over and above with our Dad. He is 98 and he left there walking and strong enough to help us with his daily routine in the comfort of his own home, which was our goal. We noticed immediately every employee seemed very happy and cheerful and the residents seemed happy and were clean and dressed. We never witnessed a staff member being anything but caring, never a harsh voice to any resident. The food was mostly home cooked with a wide variety . If Dad couldn’t eat something they had it was no problem. Many times they made him something else due to his swallowing issues. Thank You to every employee at Madison and keep up the excellent care"

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"I have had the pleasure of visiting this facility on several occasions. The staff is very friendly and helpful. It is a very pleasant atmosphere for the residents living there. They treat the residents like family which I found very impressive. Also, the hospital is very close to facility which is great. I would highly recommend this facility to anyone who wants to ensure their loved one has the best care. "

"Not impressed. My mother was hospitalized for dehydration, fell and broke her leg, no fresh fruit or vegetables, "homemade" was from a box, mix, or can. Dominoes Pizza was served for dinner the first night I visited. Two patients were completely immobilized and couldn't move from their chairs without assistance even to move a wheelchair. "

"My friend has already moved into Tygart Center at Fairmont Campus. It's very nice. We haven't been able to get in because of COVID. Hopefully all is well. My friend says everything is doing well. She loves the food. She has choices. She said everybody is treating her well. Nothing but good. They have been really good with her."

"So far, we're very pleased with Wishing Well Assisted Living Community at Fairmont. My in-laws have been at this residence for three years now, so we chose to move my parents there, too, and we have just been very pleased with the care and the concern of the staff. They have just been fantastic. We like it. It is all on one floor with a nursing station in each building. They have different facilities on one campus and so we just like the whole layout of the place. They can't do enough for you. They're very kind. They get back to you immediately if you call with questions. They have things going on daily."

"My grandmother has been placed at Wishing Well twice. Once from 2006 through 2008, and we've just recently placed her back there now because her condition has worsened and she is there still. The fact that we felt comfortable placing her there a second time should be testament to the quality of the care she has received. All of the nurses I've met have been very attentive, and always greet her by her first name in a friendly tone whenever they see her, even if it's just passing by in the hallways. The meals are quite good, as I have spent dinner with her on multiple occasions. Every Sunday they host some sort of social event for the residents like a dance or musical entertainment, and the hobby room has a well kept piano, card table, and a lot of literature. The grounds are very well kept as is the interior of the building and the rooms themselves. Although the rooms could be bigger and the atmosphere a bit brighter, I would certainly recommend Wishing Well to any family in need of assisted living care for a family member in the area."

"The staff at Pleasant Acres Christian Haven was nice. I liked that they seem to know what they were doing. The rooms and furniture were pretty good. They looked clean and neat. Although it's not quite as nice as some of the others and it looks more like a nursing home, it's organized and they have some activities to do. It was not real big. There are just about 12 or 14 rooms. They have an outdoor seating area, but nothing much extra."

"We placed my mom here December 2019. She was struggling with senility and could no longer live alone. After visiting several local facilities, we chose Kings. It impressed us that it looked like a home. Many of the higher priced homes in the area looked like a hallway that simply had a row of doors that led to the rooms. At Kings, the staff is right there near the residents. They aren't far away at all if your loved one needs help. Their staff is so attentive and caring to everyone. My mom loved to eat and these ladies are excellent cooks and cook from scratch. This means so much to the residents. My mom did pass away in October. She had Hospice there also to help but I had peace of mind that she did not die alone. I have health problems and couldn't be there with her. A friend of mine has a father who was in a local nursing home paying thousands a month. He was not getting the care he needed and kept ending up in the hospital. I told him about Kings. He went the next day and his father moved in a few days later. His Dad is very happy now and I'm glad I could recommend Kings to them. You will not be disappointed if you choose Kings for your loved one."

"I toured pretty much the whole facility of Personal Care at Evergreen. We went down and started downstairs, then we went upstairs, and they showed us the whole place. They seemed like very caring people. Everyone seemed to be happy and they were out watching TV in the common area. It looked like it was extremely clean and very nice. They showed us the activity room and the common areas. They showed us where they prepare the food and I guess they do crafts and things like that in the activities area too. I didn't check their menu, but they explained that they serve hot meals, and they were getting ready to serve lunch when we left, but we did not stay for that. The staff who assisted me was very, very good, and very knowledgeable. She couldn't give me information about availability and pricing, but certainly told me about the staff and how they manage people. She also told me that if you need extra care to shower and bathe, they have that option, and that they would take care of that. She was the nurse on staff there. I don't know if it was perfect, but it's definitely very high up there. It was definitely more like a community and not a hospital type of environment. It was definitely homey too."

"I VISITED MY BROTHER IN THIS PLACE. HE IS ON A WALKER AND OXYGEN AND HE WAS PUT IN A PRIVATE ROOM UPSTAIRS WHERE HE HAS TO WALK UP TWO FLIGHTS OF STAIRS AND CARRY HIS WALKER WITH HIM.THERE IS SOMEONE DOWNSTAIRS WHO IS ON OXYGEN WHERE THEY COULD PUT HIM. I BELIEVE THEY PUT HIM IN THE PRIVATE ROOM SO THEY COULD COLLECT MORE MONEY. WHEN HE LEFT THE HOSPOTAL HE WAS TOLD IT WOULD BE 1200.00 A MONTH AND HE IS PAYING 1500.00. HE IS ON DISABILITY AND HAS TO PAY FOR INSURANCE AND PERSONAL NEEDS, AND MEDICINE. HE DOESN'T HAVE ENOUGH LEFT TO DO THIS. IF YOU HAVE SOMEONE THAT NEEDS CARE I WOULD NOT SUGGEST THIS PLACE. IT IS VERY DEPRESSING AND SOMEONE WHO IS ALREADY DEPRESSED IS NOT GOING TO GET ANY BETTER. THIS IS EWING MANOR WEST IN ROGERSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA"

"My parents have been in 4 different care homes this year as their care needs have continued to get more complicated. Some have looked much prettier than Peroni's and some have cost more. But none have provided the exemplary care that Peroni's has. Tony, the owner, runs this place with his heart and personally sets the standard for a high level of care. I've been to places where the staff and sales people pretend to have relationships with residents, but the caring relationship here seems very real. Mom is happier than she's been in a long time, and it's because the people here treat her very well."

"Twin Oaks Home Care provided in home care to my 93 year old mother who has alzheimer's before she had to enter a nursing home for skilled nursing care. I was previously with another home care agency but switched to Twin Oaks because of the lack of care my mother was receiving from them. The Twin Oaks home care health aides were excellent with my mother. One thing that impressed me with Twin Oakes was that they would rotate sending only two different women to care for my mother. My mother was receiving nine hours of care a day, six days a week. When I told Twin Oaks that I was very pleased that they only sent two different women, they told me the reason they do this is because alzheimer patients react better having the same familiar person take care of them. The other agency would rotate sending six different women The caregivers from Twin Oaks had extreme patience with my mother and would do activities with her to help with her memory. They kept my mother extremely clean and I never experienced a urine order on my mother, but I did with the other agency. The women were always on time and my mother looked forward to them coming. They not only took care of her health needs, but also interacted with her by reading to her, playing games, and listening to her talk about the past. They never hesitated to call me at work if my mother was having a problem. I could leave for work in the morning without a worry knowing that my mother was being well cared for. When my mother would become agitated and upset, they would sit and hold her hand and give her reassurance. They treated my mother with respect and went out of their way to make sure she was comfortable and safe. especially when she was having a bad day. I highly recommend Twin Oaks for in home health care. Charlotte Diehl "

"I had two family members here in the past and was very happy with the care both times. Excellent activities, rooms happily decorated for every holiday, and staff went above and beyond to provide exceptional care!"