Nursing Home Communities in Warminster, PA

"My mom has been in this nursing home for quite a while. And as many of you know, the nursing home was formerly St. Mary's Catholic home which was bought by new ownership. It is now St. Mary's Center. I have to say that I go into the facility every week to visit my mother. I am happy and impressed by the cleanliness and the professionalism of the staff. I am able to compare and see how good they really are because of my experiences with other facilities.. The nursing care is good, and the therapy department was my moms favorite place to be. She loved the staff. Lately they have been doing many renovations that are making the facility look even more inviting. I take my hat off to the new ownership for doing this and making it feel more like home. The one thing I do miss from the past is the nuns that were in the facility. They still have some but not as many as before. I just always thought they were a wonderful calming factor. Overall, St. Mary's is a great place to receive care for your loved one. "

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

"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!"

"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. "

"I am traveling home after visiting my mom, who has been a resident of Majestic Oaks for over 10 years. Mom doesn’t want to be in a nursing home but it was the best choice for our family, when it became apparent that mom could not live and be safe on her own. Updates since my last review. There has been another executive administrative change at MO. This is roughly 4 to 5 administrative director changes since my mom began living at MO. Some department personnel , has remain unchanged and solidly staffed throughout the years. Kudos go out to the ever present Activities Staff who are always pleasant and attentive to all residents at MO. Trips to local places that residents find thrilling and fun are interspersed throughout the month. I am grateful for the activities that happen on the 2nd and 3rd floors on a daily basis. I am able to bring my dog to visit. He’s a big dog with all the necessary papers from the vet to allow him to visit and cheer up the residents. I was informed on this last visit that there is a wireless phone on the floor and that I can call and speak to my mom on a regular basis. The floor staff could not have been more welcoming this visit. All my requests were met with a smile and I was happy for that change of attitude. All in all, I had a great visit and look forward to seeing some more positive changes when I visit again. Thanks Majestic Oaks for all you do for my Mom. "

"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. "

"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. "

"I toured Southampton Estates. Everyone was very kind and knowledgeable. The food was fine, tasty, and presented well. The rooms were very nice, good-sized, and beautiful."

"My wife was in the Willow Ridge Alzheimer's section of the home and till the day that she passed away in the home I feel she got the very best personal care that any one could give a person in her condition, and I would recommend this home to any one with a loved one with a problem, the staff was very caring the home was exceptionally clean all of the time they had all kinds of activities for the patients. "

"I am certain that a lot of people would expect to hear horror stories from the care received while in any care facility. Might I first start off, by saying that when I arrived at Garden Spring center, I was just recently declared dead. Again. The previous facility I was in went through this with me on more than one occasion, in the same stay. Please note.. I have a nasty attitude towards authority, and anyone who thinks they know me, better than I do. Of course, when unable to fend for oneself, this becomes exactly the environment I found myself in. From day one, the focus was on recovery. Yes, some of the instructions I was given seemed beyond my capabilities, and I gave them a hassle trying new things for the first time. After all, my confidence was at an all time low... I could not speak correctly, nor could I properly put pen to paper to express my needs. They helped me not only recover, make new friends, and learn how to aid myself in a bad situation (should it arise again), they also watched me WALK out of the facility. They provided me with aftercare specialists, and made sure I had medication enough for the transition to my primary doctor. While in the facility, I noticed each staff member working as hard as they could to get things done. While conversation was not always available, it was because the staff were busy working. All I can say, is I went in dead, and walked out...... without so much as a personal hassle inside. When I call back, I get friendly responses, and many staff remember me, even if I forgot some of them, either due to being near dead, or just a time lapse in my brain. Their conflict resolution is above average in my opinion, as I had many an issue (see above authority issues). They are willing to talk, and negotiate with the needs of the residents, rather than saying it is their way or no way. I can't say how much it means to me, that I went in a lost cause, and now I have life, and the ability to be confident, if I should find myself in a position to be cared for again, that this facility has the means, and the attitude, to send me happy and healthy back to the world I came in from. "

"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. "

"My dad is now at Neshaminy Manor. It is county owned. He has gotten very good care there. They have semi-private rooms, so it's not homey. They do a lot with activities, which I like. They're really good with therapy. The nursing staff is really good, too. My dad loves the nursing staff. He has been very happy there. I would say he has been treated well. He is in short-term rehab. It is a little older. They don't have nicer rooms and all that. They're more glorified hospital rooms where everybody has a roommate, but the care is very good. My dad has been very happy with the treatment by the nurses and the staff. The social workers are great, too. I would recommend it to people. I was there last week, and they had a bingo day. Occasionally, musicians would stop by. They'll do crafts for those that are interested in it. I think they're capable of handling all types of situations, whether it's memory care or people with different physical abilities and different assisted needs. I think they can handle a lot in terms of what people need physically. I don't think they're super expensive. They also deal a lot with different insurances and Medicare and all that."

"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 mother recently spent 3 months at Brookside prior to her passing. The facility doctor and the entire staff were attentive and genuinely caring and kind. They have good rules and procedures in place to keep residents safe and healthy and respond quickly to family questions. Brookside gave me peace of mind during a very difficult time and is a very good alternative if your loved one is no longer able to live at home."