Naamans Creek Country Manor Boothwyn, PA

My sister is in Naamans Creek Country Manor. For a nursing home, it is not bad. My sister has Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s, so she has mobility problems and cannot be left alone. She would get nervous and start calling around to find out where everybody was. The nursing home itself is nice. The afternoon and evening caregivers are excellent. The morning ones are not so much and have a lot of turnover of the young kids more interested in sitting on their phones than taking care of patients. She is self-sufficient, so she can get herself up and dress and wash, and when they bring her a tray then she is fine, but there are so many people in the home who are severely disabled that she has nobody that she can really talk to. There are two people in the room, and her roommate is totally bedridden, which gives my sister full access to the bathroom. She has some problems with her bladder, so it is nice that she has total access to the bathroom when she needs it.

This facility was not very welcoming; staff members were rude to guests of patients. The dining areas were nice and residents seemed to be enjoying the social aspect of their meals there. The meals appeared to be nutritious and well-prepared. The rooms were small but clean; however, there is a pervasive smell throughout the entire facility. There were various social events for the residents, as well as visits from various community/social groups. The residents appeared to get along well and there were no aggressive incidents among residents. Overall, this was a fair nursing facility where residents appeared to be well-treated.