The Best Memory Care Communities in Montgomery County, PA

"The people at Springfield Senior Living were very nice. The facility was nice, but the rooms were very small. It was nice physically and it looked modern. The dining room was nice, but small. It's a clean and friendly place. They have outings and they bring people in for entertainment."

"My friend's father lives here. She always has nice things to say about. Especially lately because they have a new chef. Her dad has started raving about the food. It was tough for her when they were getting ready to move him in because he had been in the hospital and then home and then rehab. they really were understanding and helpful through all of that. The staff there were really kind to him and made sure he made friends right away."

"St. Mary Manor was a lovely assisted living home, complete with an on-site chapel, a very important feature to my church-going grandmother. The facility was divided into two wings--the Alzheimer's ward and the more independent rooms where residents did not need as much care or supervision. St. Mary's provided wonderful amenities such as a library, computer room, laundry room, and a hair salon. The food served in the cafeteria left my grandmother raving about it and the staff were all very nice and very competent at their jobs, always taking care to check on the residents, hand out their medication, and generally be a positive source of happiness in the resident's life. "

"Arden Courts was very clean, friendly and it had an open garden area. It just seemed very nice and comfortable. The staff is very professional. Each room had two or three people in it with a bathroom in each room. The dining area is fine, and everything is very clean. "

"I did not get an opportunity to meet a staff except for the person who did the tour because I went on a weekend. I found The Oaks to be very intimate, very clean, and family-oriented type of setting. It's cut back off of main thoroughfare because it is in a residential area. I like that they have an all-inclusive price, so you don't have to worry about charges fluctuating from month-to-month depending upon your needs. They had two dining rooms. One was relatively small that would seat more than 10 people and the other one was a little bit larger maybe 22 people capacity. The rooms are small but they're already furnished which was nice. I think I like the fact that it's a small, intimate setting, and that they don't have more than 42 residents and they specialize in dementia and Alzheimer's care. Overall, I had a very good feeling about it. "

"We went to the Traditions of Lansdale. It was very clean. The people were very friendly. The director was amazing. She took the time to explain things to me and my family. I took my children with me. They made time for all of us and our questions. I am probably going to put my dad there when my mom passes, and I need to put him in care up here with me. They have bingo, they have storytelling, they have games that the residents participate in, and even the dementia patients participate. So they try to make it a fun atmosphere. It feels very cozy. It's all privately funded. The people are courteous, they're kind, they make you feel comfortable and they make it like a family atmosphere. I felt very safe. There are many facilities I've been to where I would not feel safe leaving my parents, but that one, I felt safe leaving them in their care. The staff was very knowledgeable, they were very courteous, they were very kind, and they went out of their way just to make you feel comfortable. It smelled clean as well as looked clean. I think that they're a very well-kept facility."

"Sunrise of Abington was a very cozy, nice, and warm-looking place. It was kind of an older building. I saw a couple of seniors there talking to friends. The people who work there were very friendly and very informative. The lady who guided us was awesome. She answered all my questions. The facility itself was nice, but there was no connection through the inside of the building. You need to be out to go to the common area. That's the only minus thing. Besides that, everything was good."

"WEL at Stapeley only deserves applause! Admission process and tour was impressive. The historical building and grounds itself are an architectural gem hidden in the middle of Mt. Airy. The hallways were full of introductions and smiling, happy hello’s. ALL of Stapeley staff ( nursing, caretakers, kitchen prep, maintenance, room cleaners, laundry, front desk and management) are all A-#1 !! —kind, attentive and compassionate. Nurse and doctor care is thorough and any questions or concerns are always addressed in a timely manner with much patience. One quickly becomes part of a Community at Stapeley— working, crying and laughing together and supporting one another for both yourself/ family and your loved one. I entered Mother in Memory Care ( Bridges) in December and we have now moved to Skilled Nursing. I already feel that the new team has quickly also become extended family! So kind and attentive to every need! By the way....the food is yummy and delicious!! I could not have made a better choice than W.E.L at Stapeley!!!"

"My wife has been a resident at Arden Courts of Warminster since November 19, 2013. Before placing my wife my family and I visited many other communities. Arden was recommended to us by a social worker and physician. We could not have placed her in a better community! Everyone from administration, caregivers, cooks, and housekeeping are very caring. They take time to talk to the residents and are all concerned about the residents needs. In addition, Arden Courts has monthly support groups for families and friends which are very helpful. They have many functions that families can participate in such as a special Thanksgiving dinner, Christmas party, and barbecues. I would highly recommend Arden Courts to anyone who is looking for memory care. "

"The person who showed me around Sunrise of Haverford was very knowledgeable, friendly, answered all my questions, and was very helpful. The place seemed very homey and social."

About Bryn Mawr Village Bryn Mawr Village is a senior living provider in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, that offers residents Independent Living and Memory Care. Contact Bryn Mawr Village for more details on services and rates. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Pennsylvania Department of Human Services Provider Directory

"We visited and it was just comparable to the other facilities we visited in terms of food, care and the staff."

"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."

"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. "