Brookdale Harrisburg

I like Brookdale Harrisburg. The rooms were a nice size and the people were out and about. I talked to the nursing staff about doing the meds, and they told me how they do them, and I like the way they do them. The menu looks fabulous and they had three different-sized rooms. And they're the ones that are going to help me with the VA to get any money from the VA if that was possible. They had like 8 things on the calendar every day, that they gave me. They have movie and popcorn nights, they have a happy hour, and they had game nights. They had a barbershop, did the laundry and they clean.

I went to Brookdale Harrisburg. The staff was very nice and very pleasant. It's beautiful, and it's a nice-sized community. The rooms are beautiful, and they're certainly large enough. It was a smaller community, which was very nice. It's homey, and it suits my mother a little better. It was very beautiful, inside and out. They had a nice outside area where the residents could sit, and the inside was beautiful as well. The staff who gave me the tour was wonderful. The facilities were very nice, beautiful and comfortable.

Brookdale Harrisburg was a little cleaner, smaller community. The dining area looked like an upscale restaurant. I would say between the other facility, Harrisburg was a nicer community. The staff was very good. We saw a salon, barbershop, a little corner store, therapy room, and chapel. It was a very attractive building and well-kept.

My mother moved into Brookdale Harrisburg. I have no issues, except she's a coffee drinker, and at some level, some of those patients would be able to have a microwave. Her care is great, the food is great, people are very friendly, and you couldn't ask for more friendly and caring nurses and aides. I think they can update the carpet a little bit.

Brookdale Harrisburg had different types of rooms, including an adjoined room so there’s a shared bathroom and private rooms, at different prices. Overall, the food was nice and they had activities, and chapel or church. There’s a main area where all of them can go into to do bingo and try to get the residents to participate. It’s a nice community with separate areas for memory, dementia, or Alzheimer’s. Any place they want to go outside is boxed in so that nobody would randomly walk off.

My dad is a resident of the independent level of Brookdale Harrisburg. It's a really good fit for him overall. They give help him with three meals a day, they clean his room, and do his laundry, and provide his medication at the right time. I's perfect for him, and he's very happy. His medication improved and his blood sugar has gone down. He's also walking around the building a lot. He likes the food, its good, and there are options. Their main meal is usually lunch, and they have different kinds of protein they can choose from, like vegetables and different desserts. He's diabetic so they always have a low-carb option for him, although he doesn't always choose that. They just renovated, so it's beautiful, they have a beautiful courtyard indoors and outdoors, and a walking track around the building. My dad also loves going out to lunch with the group, although a lot of their activities get canceled because of bad weather.

My mom moved into Brookdale; it was a perfect move for her. It's a small community, which I really liked. The staff is very attentive and very kind, and they do a lot of different tasks. I'm really impressed with the meal program, they have their own chef and cuisine. However, they're under renovations, which is a bit unsettling for the residents, but it's an improvement.

I had a very good impression of Brookdale. The director there was extraordinarily helpful, patient, and informative. It was part of our consideration. I would recommend Brookdale. I saw the rooms, the housing, the dining area, recreational area, and the common area. I got a good feeling about it. The rooms all had a nice view of the outside and a separate bathroom facility. The rooms looked comfortable and some of them had a small balcony.