Nursing Home Communities in York, PA

"My mom is at Pleasant Acres Nursing and Rehab Center. She is in the nursing home, although she has gotten physical therapy from there. The place is kind of a large brick building. When you go to the lobby, the receptionist is friendly, and I can't say enough about the staff who has been caring and kind. All through Covid, they have done Facetime with me every single Friday. I've been able to visit with her that way since I'm six hours away. They have just been sweet. One of the rec people who does the Facetime has helped me find sneakers for my mom. I have sent about six pairs of sneakers, and she has just been wonderful. She makes sure my mom tries them on. She also makes sure she puts some of her snacks away, so they don't get stolen. They have given my mom her meds. The food is good, according to my mom. She has gained weight from when she was really thin. She looks healthy, and she looks much, much better. It was excellent care. I can't say enough positives. They have a little courtyard where you can go outside and sit. I never observed activities, but when I talked to my mom, I would ask her if she's attended the activities. I know that they do exercise. They do current events. They do movies. They do games, coloring, and crafts. When COVID was happening, we went twice and saw her through a fence in the courtyard because they wouldn't allow visitors in. This past Saturday, I actually was on the unit where my mom was; so I actually got to see it. I've been in other nursing homes in the past, and they smell horrible. This one had no smell at all, and people were wandering around. They seemed pretty happy. Her room isn't super plush. It has two beds in it, and she has a bathroom in her own room. The room itself wasn't anything to write home about. She is paying with Medicaid at the moment. It may or may not be gorgeous or plush, but the staff are loving and caring. I can't say enough about the care that they provide, from the social worker, to the aides, to the recreational person, to the nurses, all of them."

Welcome to Colonial Manor! At Colonial Manor we strive to give the best care possible whether your need is for short term rehab or long term nursing care.Residents come first. We work closely with family members and understand that putting someone in a long-term care facility is not an easy choice; we want to make it as easy as possible. We are honest in our communication with family and residents. Colonial Manor is focused on customer service. At Colonial Manor we are a family-owned and operated facility that takes care of residents with various needs and strives to give individualized care for each resident. When you or your loved one becomes a resident of Colonial Manor, you become part of our family. Colonial Manor is a company that promotes an atmosphere of family and a circle of care. All involved in the health care process, from resident to family to staff member build a circle of caring with open communication and team inolvement in the residents care. We offer a knowledgeable, friendly staff. We are family-owned for over 50 years with strong historical ties to the local community. To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Pennsylvania Department of Human Services Provider Directory

"My brother-in-law stayed in Yorkview Nursing and Rehabilitation. He was not happy there. We were not happy with the care. What I observed is that the place is not clean. It's very run-down. The Venetian blinds were broken up and torn in the one room where he was when he was upstairs for skilled nursing. After somebody came in, they finally replaced it because I think they were told they had to. When he was downstairs in the first room, the CNAs would come and turn his light off and not say, May I help you? Now this gentleman has aneurysms that could blow. They would turn it off and say someone would be in and never come back, and I witnessed that. I asked for an air mattress when he first admitted because their mattress is so thin and uncomfortable. They explained that when he gets red and starts to break down, they'll get him an air mattress. When he was admitted to the hospital, he had bed sores. They did get him an air mattress after he broke down and had bedsores. I was not happy about that. One breakfast, he never got his breakfast until I finally had to call a supervisor, and he even got his breakfast at like quarter of eleven, and by 11:30, his lunch came. He says the food was not that good and that it was cold. The care there is not good. His roommate went home, and I finally had to call and complain because three days later, that side of the room was not cleaned, and there were two dirty urinals over there. And that to me is uncalled for. That room should have been cleaned the day the guy left."

SpiriTrust Lutheran®? - The Village at Sprenkle Drive is located in York, PA, and offers a wide range of care types including Skilled Nursing Care, Short-term Rehabilitation Care, Hospice Care, Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, and Continuing Care Retirement Community options. The community provides various living arrangements such as villas, apartments, and private rooms. Living spaces are designed to feel like home, featuring amenities like living rooms, kitchens, and dining areas within the units.The amenities at The Village at Sprenkle Drive are extensive and cater to a variety of interests and needs. Residents can enjoy meals provided daily, participate in organized activities and programs, and have access to outdoor common areas. The community is pet-friendly and includes an emergency response system for safety. Additional amenities include a garden, spiritual and social activities, health and wellness programs, salon services, communal dining, and private garages. For those who enjoy the outdoors, there are walking and hiking areas, as well as yoga and stretching opportunities.Services at The Village at Sprenkle Drive are comprehensive, ensuring that residents receive the support they need. The community has nurses on staff, offers personal care services, and provides physical and occupational therapy. General and medical transportation services are available, along with housekeeping services. For residents with specific dietary needs, special diets and dietary accommodations are available, managed by a nutrition specialist on staff. This wide range of services helps to support the daily living and healthcare needs of the residents, making The Village at Sprenkle Drive a well-equipped senior living community.

"My Mother and father were having a difficult time determining their next move. When they chose Country Meadows, Leader Heights provided an unparalleled welcome. Since their arrival, staff members have gone out of their way to make my parents feel cared for and safe. They have never hesitated to respond when Mom and Dad need help. The staff has always acted quickly and provided evidence-based solutions. We feel blessed to have Mom and Dad at Country Meadows. We want to extend a special thank-you to the maintenance staff, Residential Manager Mary Anne, and PA Kelly for continuously monitoring Mom and Dad's health care. "

"Manor Care Kingston Court is a nice clean facility with a friendly staff. Upon entering the facility you are greeted by secretary at the front desk who is able to direct you to where you need to go in the facility and help with your various needs. For new patients your immediately greeted by management of the facility and taken to your room where they provide anything you need to get settled in. The doctors, nurses, and other care takers are all very friend and do their jobs as described. The facility is very clean besides a few occasional smells which are expected to be found at every facility from time to time. The food appears average in both presentation and taste as described by the varios residents who live there. There are also several activites provided everyday to keep residents active and entertained. Downside is that you share a room with another resident and there is limited private time with your family when they visit. Overall the facility is just above standard compared to other facilities. "

"Excellent facility in York, and unfortunately I have seen a few, nothing compares to Normandie Ridge. The staff is excellent, rooms are nice, love the Patriot Cafe, my people have no complaints on the food."

"This nursing home is a wonderful place the staff is wonderful with the patients and take the time to make each patient feel like they are special.When my father first went to this nursing home he of course did not want to be there, he cried that he wanted to be at his own home, now nearly 2 years later he calls ManorCare home, he enjoys going out but now feels like he is going home when it is time for us to take him back. The nurses and assistants always seem to have a smile and a kind word and the place is always clean and odor free. Whenever there is a problem with his billing the staff always go out of their way to straighten it out with out making him aware of the problem. All in all this is a great place for anyone to put their loved one without having to worry about neglect or abuse. "

"My mom is currently at Susquehanna Valley Nursing & Rehabilitation Center. The staff is nice. It's more of the environment. It's very drab like it's depressing. It has not a lot of color, not a lot of life. The communication has not been bad. It's been pretty decent."

Elizabethtown Nursing & Rehabilitation Center is a skilled Nursing Facility, located in Elizabethtown. We are a 45 bed Medicare and Medicaid certified facility with an adjacent 39 bed Personal Care Home.Our mission is to provide our Residents with health care services at the highest possible quality. We provide these services in an environment that focuses on each resident as an individual. Our dedicated staff strives to make each resident’s stay a positive one through excellence in nursing care; A friendly, positive rehabilitation team that strives to provide individualized programs that focus’s on the persons recovery; therapeutic recreation and nutritional programs and supportive social services in a comfortable, compassionate environment. We welcome and respond to the requests, ideas and suggestions from our residents and their families, which aid in accomplishing our mission. As members of the team of care providers at Elizabethtown Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, caring is the central focus of our actions. Whether it is providing physical care, restorative care, or compassionate care in times of need, we are dedicated to being there. Smiles and kindness are a way of life at Elizabethtown. We provide a quaint, home like environment where you won’t get lost in the shuffle. We individualize our residents care to best suit their needs. The skilled care unit provides services for adults requiring both short term rehabilitation and long term care services.

"My husband's grandmother went to Masonic Home. It's a nice facility with beautiful surroundings. They have everything in there, like you can have your nails done and that is very nice. "

"My mom is in skilled care at ManorCare. They’re very good to Mother, who is a problem patient; she’s a little demanding. ManorCare is a very clean place. Of course, my mother can’t be pleased by anything, anywhere, anytime, and any year. We pop in unexpectedly all the time, and she is very well taken care of 24/7. They have entertainment every day and keep residents very busy. She is allowed to go out to visit. They have nice screened-in rooms and sun porches, and physical therapy, doctors, footcare, and a hairdresser. Everything is right-on in the facility. I will give them a 5 because they have more patience and tolerance than I could have. I haven’t eaten their food, but it looks wonderful. These places are expensive, but they have worked with me very patiently and very diligently to get me all kinds of assistance. They have just been marvelous to work with. They know things in and out better than I do. "

"I went to St. Anne's Retirement Community. It's a beautiful residence and lots of real personality. One of the staff had done beautiful murals throughout the building. They care about making it feel like home. There were folks sitting outside when I came who lived there. They looked happy, and there was just a nice vibe when you walked in. They had less amenities than I expected, to be honest. They had social rooms, a beautiful chapel, and a nice cafe where you could go and you could dine with your family member as a guest; however, it looked like it was a cash restaurant (so it wasn't included in the meal plan). They had an activity room, and when I came they were about to start an activity. It looks like they've gotten people out of their rooms, and that was good to see. They have a policy where you have to eat two of the three meals in person each day. You can't just sit in your room; you really have to be part of the life of that place (at least that's how it seemed). I was disappointed in the rooms. It kind of almost looks like a nice studio setup where you have a little fridge and some even have sinks in the rooms, but then I realized that they did not have any staged rooms. They were just showing an empty room with a hospital bed in it. Each room had its own flat screen TV, and the landline was all ready to go. All you had to do was plug in the phone, so you didn't have to worry about TV and phone. I saw some of the actual residence rooms as I walked by, and they looked so cute. They looked like apartments, and I thought they were a different layout. It was because they live there and they were personalized, so I think that they need to pick a room and stage it. Otherwise it looks a little dismal, but they really can be adorable. They have a beautiful facility, and yet there wasn't a lot of worth from the admission staff. I think the staff who work there are probably fantastic. It was the admissions staff. I just wish they had been more enthusiastic about selling the place. It might be they don't need to because it's so popular, but that was concerning that they're not showing off how great it is. They had beautiful grounds; but for residents with higher needs, they don't have places to walk around outside. They had limited guest hours so that would be challenging."

"My aunt spent seven years at the Barbara J. Egan Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. She received excellent care. The home is located in a rural setting in south central Pennsylvania. In nice weather we were able to sit outside and look at the flowers and birds. All of the staff were kind and caring, but I was especially impressed with the nursing assistants. Once when I visited my aunt, I saw a recently assembled photo album. I knew my aunt wasn't capable of doing this on her own, so I asked around and found out that one of the nursing assistants had stayed after her shift to help her do it. This type of kindness is unusual anywhere, but in a nursing home, I thought it amazing. The only thing I found fault with was the actual nursing staff. It was hard to get information from them on the phone as at that time they didn't seem to be computerized and things had to be looked up in books. "