Spring House Estates

Sherry

I toured Spring House Estates. The apartments, the food, and the accommodations were very nice. That's also a place where they had gathered up their residents to talk to you about their experiences. The gym was huge. That's where they have all their activities. They have separate rooms for arts and crafts. They have a library and a computer room, and their mail room was very nice. They have a concierge desk where they receive their packages.

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Robert

Spring House Estates was a homey competent living place, and my overall impression was positive. I would recommend that others consider it as well. We were looking for independent living that would have the capability of supporting our assisted living needs in the future, and then our skilled nursing as well. The staff during the tour was very competent. The rooms were pleasant and inviting. They redecorate before each new resident. They had one to three-bedroom apartments. They had a broad range of activities from card playing, woodshop, movies, and also tours and outings. The dining room looked inviting. They invited us back and have a meal at that time.

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Cheryl

Spring House Estates was the least expensive. I think it was one of the older ones, but it was still very nice. The apartments were maybe just a little smaller. I had lunch there, and it was very good. They didn't have a pool, but then they said you can use the pool at the YMCA without any charge (which was nice). They said it's a nice YMCA. I didn't go there, but it's a fairly new one that's nearby. They will take you there in their little shuttle, and they also use that shuttle to take you to doctor's appointments, shopping, or the train station if you want to go down to Philly. The staff was very nice. There were several people that work there who have family members living there, which I thought was impressive. One of the people in my group said one of their parents is living there too. They were happy enough with having their parents living there to consider moving there themselves, which I think says a lot. They had games, movies, a gym, and a lot of activities. It all sounded nice, interesting, and fun.

Visited0601

Spring House Estates' rooms were good and a good-size. They have sort of a cafeteria, which I liked, and then they have a formal dining room. The food is good, but nothing really special. The staff is wonderful and seems good, attentive, and friendly. It's the friendliest home I've ever visited. Every resident has a name tag so that you can be greeted at any time. Everybody greets everybody else. They have a library and they have a lot of activities, like movie nights and concerts.

John

Spring House Estates is a large place. The residents I know seem to be very happy there, and they like the security of the place.

Catherine274075

Spring House is not too large and offers bus service and great social life. The food was very good. The 1-bedroom apartments were small, but it was enough for my aunt. The amenities, the sense of community -- she wasn’t alone anymore -- and the value stand out.