The Best Nursing Home Communities in Bucks County, PA

"I have been at Elmwood Hills for a few weeks and it's great. Everyone has been very helpful and caring."

"I have used this facility on just a few occassions to provide care services for my husband and much needed 'respite' services for myself. I am full-time employed outside the home & the primary caregiver for my 53 yr old husband, who was diagnosed with ADEM, a neuro-muscular disorder, in 2002. His condition requires full-time attention & assistance with all ADL's, as he is unable to stand,walk, feed or dress himself. Finding capable facilities for his level of care, are a challenge to say the least. The administration & staff at this facility are caring & compasionate individuals who have been a blessing for me, in providing full-time care services for the few times that I could actually take a break from the stress & craziness that exists in my every day life. "

"My great aunt has live here for over 10 years. She is very satisfied and so am I. She has a wonderful apartment, the best medical care, and after spine surgery she received terrific follow up care and rehab at the Rose Garden. I have had many fine meals as her guest in the dining roam, and during covid I knew she was protected. It is not cheap, but my aunt and uncle worked and saved for many years to be able to care for themselves in their later years. This was their money and I am happy it is spent on their care, happiness and security not mine!"

"This is a review for the skilled nursing part of Holland Village. My mom was send there for rehab and we had a terrible experience. Rooms were dirty and depressing, nursing staff was all agency and there was no consistency. We had different nurses everyday and they were very uncaring and most of the time didn't even know what was going on. We reached out to management for help on multiple items and there were unresponsive and put no effort into helping us. I would not recommend this place and wish I had some honest reviews before I sent my mom there."

"Southampton Estates would be my choice. The fees start out as a monthly charge that never increases if you move from an apartment to assisted living and to nursing care. The place was very nice. There was a general store in there where people who had apartments could work. They went on trips, golfing, and took them to different facilities. If they had to go to special doctors, they would transport them if they could not drive. It was very nice in there and the apartment was quite large. They had everything, and you get a washer and dryer. They also had a washing area on the floors. It was super, and I really liked that a lot. "

"My husband was in Majestic Oaks for a month. It’s a government facility that accepts people who don’t have financial assistance. His accommodations were okay, but he didn’t want to stay in the room because he was always looking for me. He liked the food there and he ate well. "

"We placed my mother in Masonic Village at Warminster. It is a very nice center, and she likes it there. Obviously, it has secured doors, and there was somebody in the office at the time I first visited. It was really clean, it didn't smell of anything, and it was really neat. Everything was nice. They even have, which I saw a little later, two dogs in there for the people. What nice dogs; a little one and a larger one. They are so friendly, it is unreal. They take care of the people, and the people like them. The staff is very good. They really take care of my mom. Sometimes, she gets really confused, and they take care of her. They have a number of people on their staff, not just a few, and they take care of everything. I am really impressed. My mom has a private room, and it is a good size. I have eaten there, especially at lunchtime, a number of times already, and it is terrific. And the desserts that they give you...wow, I can't believe it! They have a large dining room with circular tables. They have four or five people to a table, and they serve the food: hot meal, desserts, ice cream, and foie salad. And in the middle of this large table they have like a lazy Susan with all kinds of stuff on it like coffee creamers, Jello, and a lot of stuff. From what I have seen, they have a lot of music entertainment, art, painting and so forth, and day crafts. It is really neat. I like what I have seen. I really like it. "

"The rooms at Chandler Hall Health Services were clean. They were modern. I saw plenty of activities with patients being ambulated in the hallway. They have church, bingo, and card games. It was bright, and modern. The furnishings were new. "

"Luther Woods is very clean, just a very nice atmosphere. It had come highly recommended and it was very convenient to where we lived when we have to run back and forth. "

"Shepherd’s Crossing is very close to where I live right now. I know other people that live there very happily. The staff was very fine, and I like the fact that I can have my own home with a two-bedroom which is quite lovely. "

"Pickering Manor is a very nice, very clean, and a very well run place. They have a limited number of units, so I'm not sure that it is necessarily a place for me. However, I was very impressed with the assisted living. It's a good place. I had been there at other times seeing other people, and it was always very clean, and the staff was always very helpful. I was impressed with the staff."

"My brother actually took a turn for the worse and he was back in the hospital and now he's back in rehab at Buckingham Valley Rehab & Nursing Center. He arrived there a week ago. It's OK. On a scale of 1 to 10, it's probably a 6 in terms of their care. Their food is awful. It's clean. Their social services are really good, as far as I can tell. The interaction with the staff is OK. He is in a shared room. The only thing that we could get is a shared room. It's an institutional type. They had activities for them during the day, like playing board games things of that nature to get them mentally stimulated. They have an exercise room, which is where they do their PT. They have a central meeting area amongst all the rooms that the residents can come out, watch TV and congregate."

"For the most part Manor Care has been wonderful working with my family and taking care of my grandfather. One thing I wish they did was not call us on every little thing. We put my grandfather in Manor Care because we could not handle his health issues. But whenever my grandfather does not shower or there is an issue they instantly call us. There has been times when the facility has been a huge help though. For instance helping change his medications because they noticed he was taking the wrong ones. "

"I'm writing this to share that Crestview's staff has been truly amazing during the COVID-19 pandemic. With all the negative stories coming out in the media and that have been felt firsthand, Crestview has gone above and beyond in their care, services, and especially their openness and transparency. Before the first case was reported, the Crestview management began twice daily Zoom meetings with family members of residents, with as many as 70 individuals on each video call. They shared data, procedures, and other information in an honest and forthright manor. They have become friends to all of the family members and we see how amazing they are with our loved ones. Trust me when I say that this is a great facility if you want a place where your loved ones will receive the care and loving support that you would want for them. "