Memory Care Communities in Cherry Hill, NJ

"CareOne at Evesham was fabulous. It was my favorite. The facility was beautiful. It had a great open feel when you walked in and all the residents seemed happy. They were actually in the middle of doing activities in the main community room when we were there. The actual apartments were very nice and a good size. The staff was very cheery. The woman who gave us the tour was so thorough, upbeat, and informative. They got a beautiful dining room, a nice physical therapy area, and laundry services available. Everything looked clean and well cared for."

"My friend likes the appearance. She said it's a friendly community, and she loves the food. They play bingo, puzzles and things, but she was isolated for ten days, so she hasn't done a lot yet. They also got a beauty parlor that's not opened yet, but they have a bus that takes them to doctors' appointments. They have really nice grounds where you can walk outside, and an out back area where they have barbecues in the summertime. It's in a very nice setting. It's a small community, and there's only 26 residents for each of the two buildings. It's very cozy once you get used to it, and it's very nice inside."

"I recently visited this community to see what all the buzz was about. Although lots of renovations underway the employees and residents I encountered were happy and excited despite the obvious inconvenience of living and working through the noise and dust. The new look of the lobby is very modern but warm and inviting. The overall new design looks great. Everyone was very friendly and welcoming. "

"Everybody is very friendly at Woodbury Mews. They have many services. They take you shopping, they take you on trips, they have first run movies, and they have entertainment. Everything is fine except there's a railroad train that runs right in front of the building. It's a nice location and there are a lot of places to go and do things. I go to a church that is two blocks away, so that's not a problem. Their food is delicious. They serve three meals a day. The breakfast is eggs, bacon, sausage, waffles, and hotcakes. They have veal parm at night, chicken parm, and all kinds of seafood. I've eaten there about four times already because a lady that I go to church with plays the piano there twice a month for the seniors. I've been there four or five times and have eaten there. The food is delicious. I haven't seen anything negative in the place. The facility is excellent."

"We choose Spring Oak because it the nicest one that we can afford. They have all kinds of stuff going on like bingo. They do all different things, and my mom likes that. The room is nice. Everybody is very lovely. However, they can improve on their sign outside because everybody cannot find it. There are good days and bad on the food. Maybe they can also improve on the food. "

"Every part of our experience, from our 1st contact through the admission process and getting settled, has been better than we could have anticipated. The entire staff has been outstanding, going out of there way to make dad as comfortable as possible. The facility, staff and activities have all exceeded our expectations."

"We had a nice visit at the independent living unit of Philadelphia Protestant Home. They had a lot of activities. They had nice spacious rooms. They introduced us to several members of their staff and they were all very nice. Some of the residences had balconies. They also had sunrooms/inner garden and they had a little sitting areas outside. I would recommend them to others. "

"We went to see All American at Washington Township and looked at their assisted living. I would say it's nice. The person who accommodated me was very informative, answered all our questions, and showed us all the areas in the facility. The room was bigger than I expected. The was no furniture there, it was just an empty room, but it was a decent size. It was clean and had a nice-sized bathroom. There wasn't anybody dining in the dining area when we saw it, but it was a decent-sized dining room. We saw a screening room where they were watching a movie. There was also an art room where they were doing art projects. In the common area they were playing music for the residents."

"Terraces at Parke Place was very nice, very clean, beautiful, and big. The staff seemed to be a little standoffish. The dining area was very clean. The décor was very pretty. The rooms were a nice size. Everything about it seemed very nice except I did not get a homey feeling. "

"I visited Juniper Village at Washington Square and toured their assisted living. It was lovely, but the rooms were on the second and third floors and my brother did not like that. He wanted to be on the ground floor. The place was beautiful, though. The food was wonderful and everybody was very pleasant. All the rooms we saw were very nice, too. The staff who assisted us was pleasant. They have a lot of activities. They take groups out to places, there's a place to play cards, and there's a little coffee kitchen with different kinds of coffee. It's lovely. They served me a meal, which was wonderful. It was like going to a restaurant."

"Brittany Manor didn't provide respite care services. Going in there, it was more for people who are mentally challenged. Before I went in, there was a resident already asking me for money while I was sitting in my car, and then when I went in, there was another resident who was asking me for money, and food, and whatever I had in my hand. The person who walked me around was a five. My experience trying to confirm that I had a tour was a one or a zero. I called to confirm, and no one seemed to be able to confirm with me that they were aware that I was coming. They said they would get back to me, and no one ever got back to me, so I just wound up showing up, and the person who gave me the tour was very friendly. However, she wasn't necessarily prepared to provide a tour. The place was very disheveled. Whoever owned the place before, that signage was still up there. The facility smelled as soon as I got in the door. The staff pretty much mentioned this is for people who have mental disabilities. The room I saw wasn't dirty. It's just that everything looked old. Everything didn't look like it was maintained properly. That's not a place I would recommend for anybody. It didn't seem like the patients were even well taken care of. The people that I talked to on the phone were not professional in my book, and telling me that you're going to get back to me, and then you still don't get back, that was very concerning."

"Symphony Square had very limited outdoor space, and the place was not that attractive. It was something about the building itself, that's why I was not impressed. It was located in a residential area just off the main road. There were no outside spaces for the residents to go out to except the small paved area next to the road. The rest of the building seemed all right. Some residents were out of their rooms but they didn't seem to be engaging with each other or with anything."

"New resident but very happy with care and my brother is adjusting well and very happy."

"Very safe, clean,friendly atmosphere! "