Memory Care Communities in Voorhees, NJ

"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."

"HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY BRUNCH HERE AT CAMBRIDGE. SUCH A SWEET AFFAIR. EVERYONE HERE IS SO CARING. YOU CAN SEE IT IN THE WAY INTERACT WITH THE REDIDENTS. I SO VERY MUCH APPRECIATE EVERYTHING THEY DO FOR MY MOM!"

"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. "

"It is a 1-floor facility. My mother has a nice room, her own bathroom, and her own living space. They have activities. I have dined there, and it's fine. They've got physical therapy and a nice television room. It has easy access."

"All American at Washington Township had multiple floors and that concerned me. The apartment had two rooms and then they shared a bathroom and a common area, and I did not like that as much as having your own room. They had quite an array of activities and a lot of programs going. The staff seemed pretty congenial and pretty enthusiastic. The facility was brand new."

"We chose The Landing of Washington Square for my mother because it's in her neighborhood, and it offered all of the services that she needed. It's a brand-new place. It's not completely staffed yet, but I've dealt with the front desk people and the two managers. There are nurses on duty every day. I dealt with every one of them and they're awesome. All of them are great. My mother has an apartment. She has a full-sized bathroom, a full-sized bedroom, a kitchen-family room sort of combination, and both are nice sized. It's a full kitchen except for a stove. I haven't had the food in a while, but my mother says she loves it. She said it's great. The Landing of Washington Square is very expensive, but all the services are there."

"We toured Woodbury Mews. Jerry was very courteous. We had lunch there. The food was excellent. The food was outstanding if that was something that you were looking for. The facilities were a little bit older, but everything had been upgraded in the unit. One thing that we didn't like was that they didn't have any balconies, verandas or patios, so that was negative for us. The units were smaller, with no kitchen, just a kitchenette. But they had a theatre, a huge craft area, and a very active activities program. The staff we met were all very friendly and accommodating."

"My mother-in-law and father-in-law moved into Juniper Village at Williamstown. It seems the staff is caring and dedicated, but sometimes the response time getting back to my wife and I is not prompt. The rooms are nice. It was just one big open area with a bedroom in one section. There was a small living area in another section. I've only seen the dining area twice because of the Covid regulations. We've only been in there a couple of times, but we did have lunch there one day. It seemed adequate. They have physical therapy right in their room. The place seems friendly and clean. The only downside that we found is that we don't always get quick response times with phone calls or questions. With Covid, my wife has tried a number of times to reach them at the room to talk. It hasn't always been fruitful."

"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. "

"My friend was a resident of Fountain View at Logan Square. They do get you up and around and they don't want the patients to be laying in the bed all the time, and I thought that was very good. The problem is, it's a very good facility, but it's out of a lot of people's reach. I did look at their apartments and it was attached to the rehab center, which I felt was great, but it was pretty expensive. I'm sure there are ways of working it out. I did speak to the person who was in charge of social work there, and she was pretty helpful. It was very nice. They have group sessions, which I felt were very good because she was able to socialize. It was a nice facility. It was just very expensive. I thought this one was one of the nicer ones, mainly because it was also an apartment. They kept it up very nicely. The apartments were very nice, everything seemed to be running very well, and the patient care was very good. Their staff was very good."

"If I had to choose, I'd choose Brookdale Westampton because they were so professional. Those ladies were awesome. They make me want to live there. They were very good, very professional, and caring. Until today, they still send me articles and well-wishes. They're very nice. I like everything. Everyone was caring. The facility was nice and clean. The workers were very friendly. I had the full staff at my disposal when I went there. I had the full audience of all the advisers, the director, and everyone. They each showed that they cared and everyone that was in charge was there. I haven't tried the food, but I know they have a chef that comes in. I know that they have doctors and barbers that come in there. I have no issues with Brookdale. It was very warm. The people were all nice and friendly."

"My father was at The Philadelphia Protestant Home for 10 days of respite. He loved it. It was good. The community was very nice. Everybody was very friendly. He enjoyed himself for the first two days and then he got weak. He didn't eat like he was supposed to eat which made him weak. He stayed in his room, but they brought meals for him to eat. They tried to convince him to keep eating, which he did. He just didn't have a big appetite away. My father's room was nice. He had his own bed. Everything was like 3 feet to walk away from. He has his bed and his reclining chair, which he loves. They helped him get up out of the chair, which was great. He had a little refrigerator, which he never used. The staff members were perfect. They had a nurse and an aide. And when my father would go out in the hallway to visit people, he made a lot of friends there. The price was nice for the care that my father got, the activities they had, and the food they served."

At Spring Village at Hammonton, we understand the unique challenges and stressors you face as you search for support and care for your aging loved ones. We help by providing individualized care, a comfortable and charming environment, and peace of mind for caregivers, families, and seniors -every step of the way. We'll ensure everyone feels valued and at home in our welcoming senior care community! Designed with safety, comfort, togetherness, and enjoyment in mind! Our Assisted Living Community Provides: Individualized support and care in all activities of daily living Three home-cooked meals a day Seven days a week of activity and engagement, including outings and excursions Medication management Incontinence care Cozy, homelike apartments with emergency response systems Around-the-clock on-call nurse and highly trained staff Full, private bathrooms in every apartment Onsite hair salon so residents always look and feel their best! Resident bistro to enjoy Happy Hour and Trivia Quiet spaces with cozy features such as our living room with a fireplace Covered outdoor porches Resident parking A Senior Living Community that Feels like Family. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: State of New Jersey Department of Health Long-Term Care Facility Search

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