22 Memory Care Facilities near Philadelphia, PA
There are 22 Memory Care Facilities in the Philadelphia area, with 6 in Philadelphia and 16 nearby.
The average cost of memory care in Philadelphia is $5,534 per month. This is higher than the national median of $4,500. Cheaper nearby regions include Woodbury with an average starting cost of $3,300.
To help you with your search, browse the 3 reviews below for memory care facilities in Philadelphia. On average, consumers rate memory care in Philadelphia 5.0 out of 5 stars.
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6 Memory Care Facilities in Philadelphia, PA
The Terrace at Chestnut Hill
Provides: Memory Care
Atria Center City
Provides: Memory Care
Wesley Enhanced Living at Stapeley
Provides: Memory Care
Deer Meadows Retirement Community
Provides: Memory Care
The Watermark At Logan Square
Provides: Memory CareThe Cottages at Germantown
Provides: Memory Care16 Memory Care Facilities near Philadelphia, PA
Symphony Square
Provides: Memory Care
Premier Cadbury at Cherry Hill
Provides: Memory Care
Saunders House
Provides: Memory Care
Spring Hills Cherry Hill
Provides: Memory Care
Sunrise of Haverford
Provides: Memory Care
Springfield Senior Living
Provides: Memory Care
Sunrise of Lafayette Hill
Provides: Memory Care
Symphony at Cherry Hill
Provides: Memory CareThe Bryn Mawr Terrace
Provides: Memory Care
The Quadrangle
Provides: Memory Care
Cherry Hill Senior Living
Provides: Memory Care
The Chelsea at Jenkintown
Provides: Memory Care
Arden Courts of Cherry Hill
Provides: Memory Care
Brightview Woodbury Lake
Provides: Memory Care
The Hill at Whitemarsh
Provides: Memory CareMemory Care near Philadelphia, PA
Other Options in Philadelphia, PA
Recent Reviews of Memory Care in Philadelphia
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Review of The Cottages at Germantown
I liked the cottages, it had a short waiting list and the people there were nice and helpful. It's not far from where I live and that's most important. They have activities all the time. If mom wil... Read more
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