Nursing Home Communities in Oil City, PA

"Mom's only been there for 2 weeks and it's been a much smoother transition than I expected. The staff is so caring and helpful, the Director incredibly easy to get in touch with, her room is private and spacious and includes a kitchenette, and she keeps telling me about her delicious meals. When I had car trouble and couldn't make it there for her birthday, the residents had a signed card for her and sang to her. And that was two days after she moved in!! What an answer to all my prayers for me and Mom!"

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"my friend of 46 years has been in there for over a year now and have been well taken care of bob is 94 and no complains.about the place.when the weather gets better were going to pick him up so he can get back on the golf course again and do 9 holes.but all and all he likes the staff and the place."

"The dishonestly of the staff is of poor quality! They are more worried about the bottom line (money) than services provided. After a short stay (one month) I will not ever deal with this facility again. "

"My dad will be moving into Wesbury United Methodist Retirement Community. We spoke with a young lady named Jennifer. She's the admittance director and the tour she gave was very nice. We chose this place, because as my dad's condition worsens he won't have to leave the facility. He'll just be moved to a different wing and he liked that idea. They had very nice rooms. They had shared rooms and private rooms. They had community rooms with TVs where people could go and have family get-togethers or birthday parties for residents. They had games, puzzles, and different activities. They had a beautiful garden outside that residents could work in, a flower garden or in a vegetable garden that was raised, so they didn't have to bend over. They had trips for the ones who wanted to go. They had a barbershop/salon, a little gift shop, and a chapel. They had very attentive nurses, aides, and volunteers. They had frequent visitors by clergy and other denominations. Their whole facility was pretty much on level ground, so residents could go outside and walk around. They could leave and go on vacations with their families if they wanted to. Everyone there was extremely friendly. Their food was really good. They made everything fresh right there."

"We've moved my mother to The Pines at Grove Manor. The staff is very helpful, the facility was very clean, open, and welcoming. It's a very nice facility. The room that we saw, I wouldn't call it spacious, but it's adequate. There's enough space for her bed, she's in double occupancy, and the rooms are clean and spacious. They have a beauty salon, and crafts room, there's got a chapel there, they offer more stuff for the patients to do. They've got a physical therapist, an occupational therapist, and a speech therapist on staff. They've also got a gym where they do physical therapy in the facility. They have several patios, and a couple of them have like water sprays and bird feeders. There are one or two covered patios so that you can sit even if it's raining outside. The staff answered all of my questions."

"We chose Embassy of Park Avenue because it's close to where I am and they have recently changed their staff and their name because the place it was before didn't have a good reputation. I think they're a little bit understaffed but I think that might be the problem with a lot of nursing homes. Some staff isn't as warm as others. My sister has some good nurses and aides, but some are not very personable. They have activities, but I don't think she participated. I know they do exercise. The facility is nice to look at from the outside and inside it's clean."

"The place was the nicest home I've been in. Doesn't smell like peeothers said. Activities dailyand church available if you need it. Staff was excellent. Became friends with two great cna"s. If you rang the bell they came right away.breakfast need to change.. I was there for rehab.jeremy and pt. staff never gave up on me.love all of you.wish my insurance would let me stay longer for rehab."

"I was very happy about the care my grandmother received during her stay at this facility. She lived there for five years before she passed away. Each time we visited her, we saw familiar faces. Many of the nurses and other caregivers knew us by name and always greeted us in a friendly manner. All of the staff members had an excellent repoire with the residents. The nursing home held many activities. Each year they had Thanksgiving dinner, Christmas dinner, and an annual summertime picnic. They had weekly games such as bingo and other various card and board games. On Sundays, the residents could speak to a Pastor. Beauty school students would come and give the residents haircuts and other beauty services. They were also very good about pairing people. They would put people with similar personalities in one room. It definately helped improve morale. The only real complaint I have is about the food. Orchard Manor paid close attention to diet but most of the time it was bland. But then again, what hospital or nursing home actually has good food? Above all, my grandmother really enjoyed her time there. As much as we wanted to take care of her in our home, it just wasn't possible. Orchard Manor was her second home. "

"My dad has been here since 2017 and I am so very happy with the care he has received there. The staff is so very compassionate and helpful and do everything they can to keep him happy! Highly recommend. "