Nursing Home Communities in Wyomissing, PA

"Right now my father is in ManorCare facility. So far, it has been very good. It is a very pleasant-looking facility, but I have to say that at one time, it was not. The rooms are quite large. There are nice windows. The staff has been very nice. They have typical arts and crafts activities; movie nights, games, activities after dinner, and bingo. My father has dementia so he has been moved in a lock unit; which is still extremely pleasant. Outside each room, they have display window for each patient so they can put memorabilia, and pictures in there. My father said the food is very good. Actually, it is too much for him to eat. The dining area in the lock facility is very small because they have a lot of staff members in there. They try to put the people at tables where they can communicate with each other, and it is still very good as far as verbally communicating. The experience so far has been excellent. "

"My mom has been at the Mifflin Center for over a year now. I can always find an employee when I am there and friendly faces. If there is a concern it is addressed in a timely manner. During the COVID-19 virus I have been getting daily information from Zoom meetings. It is very informative and we can ask questions. It is comformting to see the staff members on the Zoom meeting smiling and laughing through the stress they deal with daily. I feel they are doing an excellent job to keep our family members safe."

"I had to have my mother go to the Berks Heim because she needed 24/7 care. I'm very happy with what they're doing for her. They're taking care of her. They're involving her in activities. It's a nursing home, but it's a nice environment. The people are fantastic. I realize that they're understaffed like any place, but they're taking good care of my mother. They're very helpful as far as getting financial aid and all that. She'll be a permanent resident. It's been a month since she's been there. Her room is very adequate for her needs. The staff is very good. I'm very happy with them."

"ProMedica Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation-Laureldale were great. They were good with my mom because she thought about going back. She seemed to enjoy her meals. The only thing we didn't like was acute care, they just had one potty for four people. Other than that, the girls were good at making sure she had her pills. She especially likes her speech therapist and she keeps saying she had the best therapy there. They were also good at keeping their residents busy. They had manicures, pet therapy, bingo, ice cream social, and entertainment shows."

"My husband is at Phoebe Berks and I'm just going to keep him there. It's an excellent place. I don't know if it has anything to do with Phoebe Ministries or not, but my husband needs skilled care and so I paid the fee for a month. He can't walk, so they have to use the Hoyer lift. He obviously needs the skilled living and he has dementia, and he seems to be okay at this place. I talked to him yesterday, and he sounded good. The food was okay, he says. It's a place where they can buy a home and when that gets to be too much, they can move into an apartment, or as they get older and more health issues come up, it can all be done under one umbrella. They have to help him to eat sometimes if he's having a bad day. There are people there who can help him eat. I'm real happy with their care. I'm assuming that everything's okay since I cannot be visiting. Every time I call, the nurses are most friendly and if I don't talk to my husband, they tell me how he's doing, whether he's not eating today or he's very tired. Everyone who answers the telephone has been super friendly. If you look at ratings for that place, I think they're all gonna be 5 stars. They said he was gaining some weight. It's a beautiful facility. I'm not there to actually see what's going on, but I'm sure that everything is just fine."

"Phoebe Berks has all levels of care.... I think it seems like a nice community. HOWEVER --- the memory unit also known as "Village Gardens" is WONDERFUL. The way it is set up is there is a common area in the middle with a TV area and dining area. There are a few other TV areas as well. Off of the dining area they have a nice out door court yard. Residents need a worker to take them out. The unit has a real homey feel. And the staff are excellent and love the patients and take good care of them. They have several activities through out the day geared for people with memory problems. I have real peace of mind when I leave because I know my Mom is being well taken care of. "

"My brother-in-law was approved for Medicaid, and also for Social Security disability, and he is in Fairlane Gardens Nursing and Rehabilitation, so he's doing pretty well there. I think most of the people that are there are on Medicaid, and so far, I think that the care has been pretty good. My brother-in-law says that he likes it there. He thinks that they take good care of him. The appearance of it on the outside and inside is good. It's spacious. The cleanliness is good. The medical assistants are nice and helpful. When I'm there, they come in to check on my brother-in-law, which is good. And my brother-in-law says that the food is good."

"My mother is at Berkshire Center nursing home right now. She had knee surgery and broke her ankle and so far, they're really good to work with. Everybody I've met and talked to has been very helpful. She likes it. They have their own living room area on each floor where they have games, and there's a little deck where I take my mother every Saturday night to eat outside. She likes their rehabilitation staff, their PT, and OT staff. They really know what they're doing, they're very caring, and very thorough. The food is hospital food, but it's healthy. It's a nice facility."

"My mom moved into The Gardens at Stevens. The staff has been wonderful. One of my mom's complaints is that she's not crazy about the food. The facilities are nice, and she likes the activities. It's not the most expensive place we've toured, but we couldn't afford many of the places. So, for the money, the facility is adequate. We chose The Gardens at Stevens because my mom liked this place the best."

"We had a relative at Laurel Center for $1500 for everything else, but now the price is $3000 a month. She really liked it there. She got a trial period for six months for half the price. After six months, we'd go to full price, and there's no way she could afford it. Everything was good. The room was great, there were a lot of activities, and she liked the food. "

"This place is excellent. I would recommend it to anyone. It is always clean (no odors). My mom says the food is very good and she really likes the staff. I must say that all of the staff that I have had any interaction with have been very helpful and friendly. they really know their business. The rooms are all semi private but there is lots of room for the furniture that they provide along with her own lazy-boy chair and a good size TV stand. Residents are encouraged to make the rooms as "home-like" as they can with pictures and belongs."

"We toured Ephrata Manor. My sister likes it because it's smaller. It's only two stories, it's cherry, and the decor is sunny, and they had it in the main lobby. They have a skylight where you can sit in the middle and get the sun reflecting on you. The holes make them cheery. It's homey and it's not high ceilings. The rooms are not big enough for one person. They get three meals and there's a walking space outside. There's nothing to walk around the premises and that's what she likes to do on our walk. Pat toured me and answered all my questions. The staff was nice."

"StoneRidge - Poplar Run was probably one of my favorites. It was a very good option. We liked their care program. It was very nice in terms of amenities and aesthetics, and it felt inviting. The apartments were very nice, and they all have very nice floor plans. What I liked most about this place is all the mechanical stuff is outside the apartment. So, the maintenance could happen without having someone come into the unit. The dining area looked clean and inviting. At independent living, they have a meal plan where they could have so many meals a month. And if you add more meals to the plan, you would have to pay extra. I only met the staff who took us on a tour and she was great."

"My brother is in Fairmount Homes for rehab. It's been wonderful, absolutely wonderful. It's beautiful, well run, well taken care of, and the nurses are all so nice. It's a great place to be. They're open and honest. They talk so you can understand what they're saying. So many of them use professional words that Mr. and Mrs. don't understand, but these guys are really good. They have a cafe, and it's OK. It's right on the very top of a ridge. You could see five miles in either direction."