The Best Continuing Care Retirement Communities Communities in Wyoming County, PA

"I am satisfied with the services at Tunkhannock Manor. I have a one-bedroom -- it is a single room with a bath. They have dining facilities and exercise facilities. The food is excellent. Their exercise program is offered five days a week, and there are social activities virtually everyday. "

Welcome to Highland Manor Rehab and Nursing Center We provide a wide range of skilled nursing care and rehabilitation services. Whether you need short term rehab or long term care, we will customize your program to increase your capabilities and quality of life. Our therapies and rehabilitation services at Highland Manor nursing home cater to orthopedic, cardiac, neurological, pulmonary and medically complex conditions.Highland Manor Nursing Home and Rehabilitation Center in Exeter offers short and long term care in a secure and caring environment. When a resident is admitted to our home, our skilled team of trained professionals meets with the resident and family member, providing a unique and highly personalized plan of care. Through our Family Approach to Caring we are able to provide a lively and caring community with a staff that diligently addresses each residents needs promptly. Our residents are continually assessed for changes to optimize their function and quality of life. Our plan of care always reflects the residents individual and personal choices. Quality of life and maintaining the highest level of wellness of our residents and guests is our goal. This is the commitment we make to the exceptional people we serve at Highland Manor rehabilitation center and nursing home in Exeter, PA. To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Pennsylvania Department of Human Services Provider Directory

"Jewish Home of Eastern PA was a very beautiful place. There was no odor. The walls had colors. It's homey and had wooden floors. I only saw the dementia unit. The administrator who showed me around was very kind and answered all my questions. They just didn't have any availability. The staff was extremely friendly. Meals were included. They had an activities room and there were some people coloring. It seemed very pleasant."

Welcome to Webster Towers! If you are considering a move to a safe, affordable and stylish senior living community that offers numerous activities and personal amenities, you have found it at Webster Towers. We invite you to make an appointment for a personal tour. We are sure you’ll be impressed!Webster Towers is an eight-story, senior apartment complex located at 500 North Webster Avenue in the historical and beautiful Hill Section neighborhood of Scranton, Pennsylvania. Originally sponsored by the Jewish Home of Eastern Pennsylvania, it opened its doors in 1976 and is a nonsectarian, nonprofit organization providing housing for seniors and persons with mobility disabilities who need the assessible features of the building. In addition to providing apartments, Webster Towers also offers an opportunity for socialization through various activities. Holiday parties, gatherings for Bingo and games of all types, topical speakers, entertainers, and bi-weekly prepared midday meals are only a few of the opportunities for seniors to interact. Whatever your income, there is an apartment for you! Although there is no asset or income limit related to residency in the building, we offer rental rates based on income to those who may need financial assistance, and reasonable rates if your income is above the current Department of Housing and Urban Development income limits. Webster Towers is an Equal Housing Opportunity and welcomes persons without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, familial status, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin or disability. Webster Towers does not discriminate on the basis of handicapped status in the admission or access to, or treatment or employment in, its federally assisted programs and activities.

"My mother-in-law will be moving into Wesley Village. I've been there a couple of times with her and they're wonderful. It's clean, and the nurses are exceptionally polite and they're very attentive. The rooms were good and plenty big enough. I know they have birthday parties and they play different things. The dining area is very nice. I know everybody that's been there likes it. They have quite a selection of food. Everybody is very helpful. Right now, I went into rehab but they are moving her over to the nursing care."

"We liked Harrison House for my sister. It seemed clean and well cared for. The clientele is what you would expect in a nursing home that is associated with a counseling center. There were people with a lot of different mental health issues. It is small, and my sister is going to have a roommate. They do have activities, and I don't have anything bad to say about it. I would say it is no better and no worse than where she is now, and it gets her into Scranton, which is gold. It is a room, not an apartment. There are beds, and you can bring your own furniture. I believe they have a desk and a chair. If you want a television in your room, you can bring it. It is your basic assisted living room, like a dorm. The person that took me around was wonderful. She was very helpful. They provide three meals a day, and they can get snacks. They can come down and get a drink whenever they want. We weren't there at mealtime. It looks like pretty basic stuff. They were having sandwiches for lunch, and they had eggs for breakfast. I forgot what they were having for dinner, but it was a cooked dinner. It was not anything bad, and there were a couple of options. They have a yard outside with picnic tables, and they use part of it for a smoking area. It is basically like a backyard that you would see next to a house."