Nursing Home Communities in Grove City, PA

"The best part of the facility is the food. I find the dietary staff is always accommodating when we visit mom. The food is excellent quality and superb service. Overall I’m very pleased with the care but I feel the activities available are lacking. Thank you to all the staff at shenango on the green. "

"I was a patient at the care center. I was there for rehabilitation after a total knee. The staff, nurses and aides were friendly, caring and respectful towards me The rooms were clean. Granted they were short staffed but they got the job done. The food that I received was pretty good. I had physical therapy every day while there. They may have pushed me to do my very best but had they not done that I wouldn't be where I am now. Very thankful that they did. The activities director made it a point to stop by my room and introduce herself to me and provided me with a schedule of upcoming activities. I enjoyed talking with all who work there. I'm very thankful that I could do my rehab there with them. "

"My husband is in Haven Convalescent Home. I'm very pleased with it. They're short-staffed, but they are doing it. My husband is receiving excellent care. The rooms are clean and taken care of. I really have no complaints. Their staff are actually working extra to help get through this. If you ask for something, you may wait a few extra minutes because of being short staffed, but you get what you need. I have no complaints. The place is clean. The grounds are very nice outside. They have areas for the patients and the family to visit outside with shelter away from the sun. They have tables, and they have bird feeders for the patients to watch the birds. The parking lot is kept clear, and the sidewalks are kept clear. They do a fantastic job. They decorate for each holiday. The patients receive gifts for each holiday. I would recommend it highly. It is a small facility. It is not a really big facility, but I have come across no staff that I do not see compassionate and caring. They have a very caring and compassionate staff, and the owner sees to that. My husband has no complaints with the food. He eats well. They have a big lunch, a small dinner, a snack, and breakfast. They can basically get a snack anytime they ask, and they can get something to drink anytime they ask. The food is quite adequate. If they don't like what they get, they will gladly give them something else. I'm just glad that's where my husband is at. It's convenient for me. He is clean, and he is well groomed. I'm happy he is there, not that I want him in a nursing, but I'm glad that's where he is at."

"My mother was a short term patient in the fall of 2015 after suffering a heart attack and open heart surgery. The staff were absolutely amazing and the nursing care was excellent. All her personal needs were met, her room was cleaned daily, and she liked the food. She became close with so many of the staff members and was able to go back home within four weeks. "

"My husband is in Quality Life Services - New Castle. It was an emergency situation, and that was the only place that could take him. He's only been there for two weeks. With COVID, everything is shut down, and I couldn't see him, but so far, so good. I've been talking on the phone with the nurses and the case manager. When I talk to them on the phone, they're friendly and nice, and they will put him on the phone sometimes. I talked to him, and his family called and talked to him. He said the food is good. I don't have any complaints right now. The outside is clean, and they're actually doing work on it right now, so there is some construction going on."

"My mom was at Avalon Nursing Center. They had a problem. The pipes froze and it was very cold in there, so we ended up taking my mom out a few days early. They were also having trouble getting staff, but it was around Christmas. My mom got a shared room. There were two rooms, and in between was a shared bath, so four people used one bath, which made it a little difficult for them to get to the bathroom when they needed it. The therapy was good though. The interaction with the staff was difficult because they were in charge of so many rooms, so I didn't have a whole lot of interaction with the staff. My mom was satisfied other than the bathroom setup."

"Saint John XXIII Home is assisted living and there is a skilled nursing home attached to it. I think that's probably the most ideal at this point for my parents. I like the location of it. The staff was very friendly. I didn't taste any of the food. It was probably their lunchtime there and the people were eating. They had activities for the people. They had a separate area if people didn't want to be in the dining room. There was another area where they could go and have their meal if they wanted more of a private setting. They have chapel services. They have therapy there. It was smaller, so it was more feasible for my parents to get around. it's an older facility, but it's very quaint. It's been around for several years, but it has a lot of updates to it. The atmosphere was welcoming. It seemed calm. The facility seemed clean. There were flowers around. There were different decorations that made it look homey."

"Clean, beautiful, good staff to patient ratio, caring highly efficient staff. Inncredibley good food, accommodate any diet, I am/was on cardiac, diabetic and renal. Still plenty of meal and snack choices. Big appetites are able to add portions to their trays. Staff seems to anticipate your every daily need with smiling faces."

"My experience with the assisted living provider was well, half of the time. Sometimes the staff would slack off, so I would have to step in and do what I had to do to make sure that my family member was comfortable. Most of the time, they were on time with their meals. The place is pretty clean except for the hideous smell going throughout the nursing home. I know that that is how most nursing homes smell most of the time, but I would think that they would at least try to prevent the smell a little bit. Every time I come to visit, they greet me nicely and politely. They are very nice and polite at the nursing homes, even if they slack off a little. Also, one thing that I don't like is the fact that most of the times they only have one nurse working the floor at a time. I believe that they need to have more workers on a floor at a time because what if one nurse is busy while a patient is in pain? The nurse will not be able to get to the patient in time. That is a major problem in this nursing home. I believe that they need to hire more people. "

"I saw The Caring Place for my mother. The only issue was I thought we were pretty clear that we were looking for the nursing home part of it, but they gave us a tour of the assisted living. There was nobody available for the nursing home part of it, but we got the information. They gave us a tour of the place, and we saw some of the shared facilities. The place was very clean. It looked very well-staffed and well-organized. We were just pleased with everything we saw. If the need arose, it would definitely be one of the places we would be comfortable having my mom be a resident there. The staff was very knowledgeable and very friendly. She was very upfront with the fact that she couldn't give us the information about what we actually needed. She put us in contact with the person who could help us. She gave us all the contact information. The rooms they showed us were all single rooms, which were their short-term stays. Their long-term stay rooms were doubles. They were very clean and did not smell like a nursing home, which was wonderful."

"My grandfather spent some time at white cliff and recently passed away there. The staff was truly amazing! I'd give them 5 out of 5 stars! Heidi is a beautiful compassionate nurse! I knocked a star of because the building facade and the food both need a little work. "

"My father was a resident under hospice care for a week before his passing. The staff were incredible! Each person I came into contact was kind, compassionate and caring. They were quick to respond our many requests to keep him comfortable during his final days. A sad occasion was more bearable."

"I will have to admit, when I first visited my grandfather at the facility, I had terrible images running through my head. As I made my to the front door, I was greeted by a smiling face which instantly caused me to lower my guard! My grandfather was not always the easiest person to get along with, but after watching the way the staff catered to his every need, I was more than just taken back! They (the staff and nurses) really seemed to care. They even offered me dinner when I was there! I think another reason O'Brien Healthcare was so nice was due to the amount of windows they had! A lot of daylight could be seen and I think that helps ones mood when it comes to helping the ill. "

Quality Life Services - Chicora is a senior living provider located in Chicora, PA. It offers a wide range of care types, including skilled nursing care, continuing care retirement community, assisted living, independent living, short-term rehabilitation care, memory care, respite care, adult day care, and hospice care. This variety of care options ensures that residents can find the right level of support for their needs, whether they require full-time assistance or more independent living arrangements.The community provides a variety of amenities to enhance the quality of life for its residents. These include organized activities and programs, meals provided, transfer assistance, spiritual activities and programs, salon services, shared common areas, mobility and wheelchair assistance, group exercise, yoga and stretching opportunities, social activities and events, entertainment activities and programs, and facilitated field trips and outings. These amenities are designed to keep residents engaged, active, and socially connected, contributing to their overall well-being.Quality Life Services - Chicora also offers a comprehensive range of services to support the health and daily living needs of its residents. These services include physical therapy and rehabilitation, general transportation services, personal care services, medication management and services, nurses on staff, special diets and dietary accommodations, therapists on staff, occupational therapy and rehabilitation, incontinence care, assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs), and a nutrition specialist on staff. With these services, residents can receive the care and support they need to maintain their health and independence.