The Best Memory Care Communities in Camden County, NJ

"There are some things that I'm looking for at Woodbury Mews and other things that I do not want. That's why I'm deliberating all the places that I have seen. The rooms were good. What the person who took us around showed us was very nicely kept. Everything is neatly done. They have a lot of amenities and that's fine, but there were other things that I was still looking for. We were invited to lunch and I have a restricted diet, so I have to be careful of what I eat because I have a lot of allergies, and I just don't think they provided a real good option for me. The lady was very helpful and very informative. She was great."

"We went to Cambridge Enhanced Senior Living. We met a representative and she was very informative. She showed us around. She says the building is presently being renovated in stages. The memory care nursing home part of it is not renovated at this point but is certainly scheduled to be renovated. We did see the renovated spaces and they were beautiful. They tend to bring people together in a room two at a time. And that's okay by us. It was just a generally good informative demonstration or presentation on their part. And, the people who work there could not be nicer as far as just running into an explanation of what they do and the programs they offer. It seemed to fill all our needs for my father's care."

"My husband is in CareOne Harmony. Everything is going very well so far. I think the services are quite adequate. The food and the dining area are fine. I like the fact that they have residents in the different areas depending on their levels of need, care or ability. They say my husband is the highest functioning dementia patient they have there. His dementia is a result of a stroke. The only problem is the expense. "

"I have seen CareOne at Evesham, it was more hospital like, and didn’t have a secure floor. It was more of a nursing home, the staff was friendly and nice, and they have a room where they had physical therapy. The rooms were more hospital like, with 2 beds in a room."

"We toured Spring Oak Assisted Living of Berlin. It was very open, bright, and well lit. There's natural lighting and welcoming staff at the front. Just knowledgeable. It's a very upkept facility. There were a lot of nice amenities for the residents. They had a movie area for them. Just the community that was there, and the way it was explained to us, it was a very home-feeling there. They did what they could to promote everything that the residents did to support the facility. They were more proud to talk about the residents than about the staff. It was a very nice facility. The staff members were really helpful. Even as we talked about our specific situation with my mother-in-law, they helped us in ways that we weren't even asking for help, and gave us recommendations on how to handle the situation we were in. They're very kind, caring people."

"The apartments are spacious, the food is great, many choices and once a month we do a chefs tasting. Lots of things to do if you want to stay active fitness classes. We have French and Japanese classes, outside trips, onsite doctors. Any level of care if you need it"

"I did a tour of All American at Washington Township. It seemed to be nice, and the people in the facility seem very happy. They had roommates, but they had a common living room. That seemed nice because they were able to socialize. They shared a bathroom. The only activity I saw was bingo. I know they had a hairdresser in there. The person I spoke to, Kimberly, she seemed very friendly. The people there really seemed to like her. They all spoke to her, and she seemed very involved with the people living there, which I thought was nice."

"My dad used to stay at The Terraces at Parke Place. It was a good place. The care was good. They did a good job there. They had bingo, and they played cards. The food was good too. I ate breakfast and lunch with my dad, and it was pretty good. It seemed like breakfast and lunch were their biggest meals. "

"The Landing of Washington Square is a great place. It's beautiful. They have five different things going on every day and mom likes them. Yesterday they had a pickle-tasting. They also do chair Zumba every day, happy hour, and trips. It's a really top-of-the-line place. The food is OK. They offer choices for you. They'll take them to the doctors within ten miles and they allow pets. Everyone's very friendly."

"My brother has been a resident of Juniper Village for the past 2 years; he frequently reminds me that he is so pleased that we chose Juniper Village for his assisted living. Juniper living is a friendly and caring environment. Any questions that I have with regard to my brother's care or needs has been addressed in an expedient manner. I am especially impressed with the highly professional medical staff. Their quality of care and attention to detail is amazing. Mary"

"Philadelphia Protestant Home is very clean and looks good. What I like about it is it’s reasonable with one-bedrooms priced around $80,000 or $90,000. I like it a lot better because it’s less money, and money is important. What I saw from the tour, the restaurants and the activities looked good. The people I talked to were good people. "

"My uncle lived here for a period of about one year before eventually moving in with his daughter. The facility was well maintained and the staff was amazing. I frequently popped in for unannounced visits and never met any resistance. On one occassion I stayed and ate with some of the residents. I found the food to be plentiful and tasty. There were always activitieS for the residents and the staff seemed to every kind and efficient. One of the things that struck me the most was that the staff memebers not only knew the names of all the residents, but they knew their likes and dislikes. Staff members would come to get my uncle when they knew one of his favorite activities was going to start. I found this very endearing. I never had any apprehension or fear about the level and type of care that he was receiving while staying at the facility. "

Senior Living Copywriter said: Brittany Manor is an assisted living community located at 230 N. 65th Street in the Haddington neighborhood of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, just a few miles west of the city center. Licensed for up to 84 residents, this community offers personalized assisted living services to older adults who need support with daily tasks while still seeking independence. The smaller size gives Brittany Manor a more intimate, home-like feel compared to larger complexes, allowing residents to enjoy a comfortable and familiar atmosphere. Residents at Brittany Manor enjoy a range of amenities and services designed to support a fulfilling and worry-free lifestyle. Housekeeping, linen, and personal laundry services are provided, and residents can take advantage of private cleaning assistance as needed. The community features a beauty and barber shop, inviting garden areas, and comfortable shared spaces for relaxation or social connection. A full schedule of activities—including music sessions, games, book clubs, and arts and crafts—encourages engagement and creativity. Dining is both social and accommodating, with shared meals in the dining room, room service options, and menus that cater to special dietary needs such as diabetic, kosher, or vegetarian plans. What sets Brittany Manor apart is its warm, welcoming environment and its dedicated staff who provide compassionate care in a safe, supportive setting. The community emphasizes resident well-being through personalized attention, safety measures like emergency call systems, and accessibility features throughout. Brittany Manor’s convenient Philadelphia location places it near churches, shops, and medical centers, including Lankenau Hospital, making it easy for residents to stay connected to essential services and loved ones. This blend of attentive care, homelike comfort, and urban accessibility makes Brittany Manor a trusted choice for assisted living in West Philadelphia. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Pennsylvania Department of Human Services Provider Directory

"Symphony Square was beautiful, it was a lovely place. The director was very knowledgeable and answered all our questions. She showed us the rooms and the dining area. The dining area was beautiful, they had silverware and glass and not plastics. They take care of the residents and it's actually a more intimate community which is very nice. They were all lovely people. They have karaoke nights, arts and crafts, they paint together, and there were a lot of cognitive therapy that they do that are fun stuff. They also take the residents on outings. We saw them doing karaoke when we showed up, and everyone looked happy participating. It was also a combination of assisted living and memory care, so everyone got to participate in it."