Memory Care Communities in Moorestown, NJ

"We put a deposit down for my mother. They're geared towards memory care, and I like that it's brand new and she could pick the room she wanted. I like their philosophy and how they deal with the residents. They're all single, large rooms with a walk-in bathroom and a walk-in shower, and you bring your own furniture. The meals are served dining room style, and you pick from a menu. They have a lot of activities for the residents. They have a chef, and the food is excellent. The facility is beautiful and compact, one floor, and it's more a feeling of community than facilities that have several floors and several different units. It all centers around an atrium where there are benches and greenery."

"My father is in CareOne at Evesham. I haven't been too happy with the activities and the attention when it comes to giving him a shower. I just feel like he's kind of fallen through the cracks. The staff is a mixed bag. It's a very nice facility though. The common spaces are real nice. It's decorated really nice, but that doesn't make up for other stuff. The food is OK. They have breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They talked about taking all kinds of trips out, and then they weren't doing it, so I had to complain. Now they're trying to take more bus trips out, but it could be better. They need to improve their communication with family."

"I thought Brookdale Echelon Lake had cheaper rent, but they had a one year waiting list. It's a little dated, and for the price of the room, I think it was small. They overlooked the lake, and it would be nice in the summer so that you could sit on the porch. It was right behind a major mall, but not close to any doctors, and I don't know if for any appointments they'll take you to your doctor. They had a library with a computer, which is good to stimulate people with a public computer to use. The rooms were a bit smaller than what my dad has now, and the rent was cheaper, but then for everything else, they charge more for their level of care. The rent was cheap, but if the level of care was higher, it would come out higher. "

"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 review is excellent. I have lived here since November 2016. The staff has been great. I have visited other facilities and found that Juniper Village was the best environment for myself. The entire staff is great and also the food. Please come here if you are looking for a great home."

"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"

"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."

"My aunt is in The Oaks. The staff seems to be very professional. They actually look after my aunt. The rooms are very nice and clean. They have several dining rooms -- I think 2 on each floor -- and they are kind of set up like a restaurant. They have a menu that they give to the residents every day, and they can choose whatever they want to eat. They have bowling, and the activities are geared toward memory, so there are also memory games. "

"My mom moved into Tylers Mill Senior Living. I like it because it's more of a smaller type of facility with a lot of continued interaction with the other residents. The care and services have been great. The staff members were friendly. They have planned activities to keep them involved and engaged."

"We chose Oxford Crossing because of where it is located. It's a beautiful place. We're in a one-bedroom with a nice amount of space because we have some large pieces of furniture. The staff was great, and they showed us around. The food's very good. The upkeep is spotless. We haven't participated yet in many things, but they do offer different things to do. Right now we're sitting outside, there's a big overhang in the front. So it's nice. When you walk in the lobby, it's classy looking. You feel like you're walking into a fine hotel. That's what it looks like."

"The person who gave the tour at Woodbury Mews was friendly and knowledgeable. She showed me two different styles of two-bedroom apartments in the facility and explained the differences in services and pricing. They have some additional acreage on the property. So, you have the opportunity to walk around plus their property fronts up onto some kind of lake or stream that runs through the town. I saw their activity schedule for a week and they have activities on site as well as trips outside."

"Springfield Senior Living was very clean, and the workers there were very professional. I liked how engaged they were with the residents. They showed me the activity room. I noticed that the residents were involved in activities. They were in the dining room, they were watching TV, and they were doing things. Then the apartment itself was very nice. The only criticism I can think of is maybe renovation of the apartments like with the cabinets or something like that, but other than that, everything was very nice. I like it a lot. The staff was very professional and informative. She gave me a folder with all the information in it. I didn't have to ask any questions because all the information was in the folder."

"My mother was a patient in rehab for a couple weeks and then in the bridge to home step down unit for a couple of weeks. We have only good things to say about her care. She said the nurses and therapists and social workers were very good to her. This was during covid so we couldn’t visit but she was able to covey her thoughts and feelings about her care. The only thing she didn’t love was the food. "

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