Nursing Home Communities in Lansdale, PA

"Harborview Rehabilitation and Care Center at Lansdale LLC (formerly Golden LivingCenter – Lansdale) was very nice. It's in town, and there are lots of restaurants around, the train station is there, and it's wheelchair accessible. My brother will move into long-term care. The person who accommodated me was very nice, answered the questions, and gave me plenty of time. They were having a handbag activity for the ladies when I was there, bingo, take them to church, and take some of the men to see college baseball games in the area. The layout of the facility was good."

"Lovely facility on huge sprauling grounds, at first site this would seem like a hotel or retreat rather than a retirement community. In my visits, I was always impressed with the amount of activites offered to those able to partake. The other reason for my singing the praises of this facility, is the upbeat, professionalism seen in all the staff, from the administrator types right down to those in food service. They all seem to totally enjoy reaching out and making this community a home for the residents. They also are very open and become very involved with the families, which I think is so important. Residents I have gotten to speak with all talk so highly of their experiences. It is refreshing to hear such positive feedback from so many people. I would strongly recommend this community. "

"My mom is on the waiting list of Elm Terrace Gardens. It is our choice because she likes it better and the price is right. It is a cheery and happy place. She also likes the activities and we are impressed with their outside trips. The young lady at the front desk is very helpful. Their rooms are in a perfect size for her. They had four dining rooms and they are beautiful. "

"My grandmother was a resident at Gwynedd Square and received exceptional care and attention - A number of years later my mom ended up there also with a broken back and cognitive issues. She required an incredible amount of care and the staff was responsive and compassionate - even though my mom wasn't the nicest person. The first thing I noticed when bringing my mom there was the staff - My mom's nurse was my grandmother's nurse so many years before. The aide who helped care for grandmother was still there and even remembered me. It was amazing and truly made me feel confident leaving my mom there. The staff is like family and the care is unbelievable. I highly recommend this facility. "

"After a 26 day stay in the hospital (Nov 2018), I was sent to Manor Care-Montgomeryville. I chose this facility only because it was close. Little did I know it was one of the best decisions I ever made. I had the pleasure of twice being a guest at Manor Care-Montgomeryville. The first time in the hospital was difficult. The first hospital sent me to a upgraded hospital within 2 hours. The doctors refused to treat me until I received 5 units of blood. I heard one doctor tell another doctor - he should not be breathing, he should be dead. The first surgery was removal of a cancerous tumor in my bladder. The doctor told me that my tumor was the largest, by far, he ever saw. It took 2 operations over 2 days to remove. Time to move to another upgraded hospital. This time I had double vein replacement in my left leg. After some surgery recovery time, I was sent to Manor Care. This is where the good stuff begins. The medical team took care of my physical problems. Which means it was up to Manor Care to help with both my physical and mental recovery. As you can see, I had no idea what was going on. I was completely in their hands. Things didn't always go smoothly. I am an independent person. I don't always do what someone wants to do. Probably 90% of the things that weren't perfect, were my fault. Nobody's perfect. Three weeks and its time to go home. I truly believe that I am alive because of my doctors AND the staff at Manor Care. With the help of all the staff, I  made it thru the first visit. Two miracles and many blessings later. End of January and I'm back in the hospital. Little toe and tip of two other toes removed. Back home to Manor Care! Ten day stay. Back home- home. Again, THANKS to everyone! Bob Trumbauer Hatfield, PA "

"Seven months ago, during the pandemic, we moved my mother into Foulkeways. From the start, the admissions office and staff were both responsive and thoughtful through each step of the entry process, and their professionalism and care were excellent. Since my mother’s arrival, the level of support has been exemplary. She has been in her independent unit for over six months and continues to express her gratitude of being in such a personable and caring community. Each day she is establishing connections with both residents, and staff and I feel the value-centered community of “friendship, dignity, and respect” is truly woven into the fabric of this very special place. Our family, and most importantly my mother, couldn’t be happier with her move to Foulkeways. "

"My visit with Meadowood Senior Living was very good. There were cottages, but the one that was available was too far from the clubhouse and from where I'd have to park as I have trouble walking. It's a beautiful place. It has independent living, assisted living, and a nursing home. They had everything including crafts, music, shows, and a beautiful pool. The staff was very good, but he kind of pressured me, which I didn't like. The food was good."

"My mother was a resident in one of the Acts Retirement Facilities called Normandy Farm in Blue Bell for 19 years. I was satisfied with the staff when she was there. One thing they can improve on is communication. If a resident is showing signs of not being able to stay independent in his/her home, they need to contact the family. They didn't do that. My mom didn't have the capacity to make those choices for herself. She has now moved to a skilled care. "

"I thought Abramson Center was beautiful. I thought the skilled nursing was superior to any other one that I've seen and it was the best place for skilled nursing or even assisted living. The apartments were very nice but they had very few independent living residents. "

"I had a relative who stayed at Souderton Mennonite Homes, and it's a really great facility. Everybody wants to get in there because they're probably the least expensive of all the facilities. His little apartment was on the ground floor. It had a nice living room. They have a barbershop, a library, and a pool. It was clean and well maintained. They're a very caring community."

"Everybody there at Peter Becker seemed friendly. It’s clean, and they have everything going on and lots to do. The food seems to be OK, the apartments are OK, maybe the living room is a little bit small, but other than that, it’s OK. The rest of it was very nice. They have outside games, indoor things like art, concerts, and church. "

"I have an uncle that is in silver stream and I really believe he is happy there. He gets up at his usual time and gets washed and dressed. and what he can't do the nurses help him. He still shaves himself every day. He says he likes the food cause he can get hot dogs whenever he wants. [He loves hot dogs] He goes out on the patio when he wants. He just doesn't like it when people smoke. He can watch his ball games on his tv.. He says he can't really talk to his roommate cause he doesn't understand, but he claps when someone hits a home run. he says the lady next door to him is pretty funny. Like she's always playing jokes on the staff and it's really funny I have never seen him laugh so hard. He says he always wins at bingo and gets to buy his soda. And he gets to read his books. The important thing is that he's happy there and I think that says everything.............."

"Spring House Estates is a large place. The residents I know seem to be very happy there, and they like the security of the place."

"Lutheran was updated, and they’re building a pool and a fitness center. The staff was friendly. They have one meal a day; I had dinner there, and the food was very good. "