Country Meadows of York West York, PA

My mother was a resident for 4 years. The staff was professional, but also treated my mother as if she were family. There are so many activities, there is something for everyone. The level of care is excellent. They have Happy Hours with entertainment, exercise classes, day trips, bingo, on site religious services, and many special events. They even offer transportation to and from medical visits, which was a huge help to our family!

We were able to afford Country Meadows of York. I can’t say anything but good things about the staff. We have not had problems. They have done more than what we were expecting, so I’m very pleased. Right now, he’s independent, then they have another tier for nursing assistance and a wing for memory/Alzheimer’s. They cost different prices. My father has only been there a month, so he’s just getting into the activities. They have an exercise area, a gift shop, and a large room where they gather. The other night, they had a band come in to play. For the rate that we have, he gets one dinner and his breakfast is like a Continental breakfast. My sister is only 10 minutes away so she takes him to his doctors, but they offer free rides within 10 miles of the facility.

The place was very nice and it seems like it’s a very high quality. All the staff smiles a lot, and they say hi to you. It was quite professional and very nice. I think the people really like what they do, and the setting is very nice. Physical appearance is very nice at Country Meadows. Everything is single storey with wings as far as the building goes.

The home was very welcoming and helpful. The relative I visited was placed with a roommate originally, due to the onset of dementia. The staff was always friendly, even when there was trouble with the insurance payment and money was owed. They never threatened to kick her out or treated her with any less respect. As her dementia worsened, they moved her to a more secure room as she would wander off on her own and get lost and confused. They kept a close eye on her. When she developed pneumonia and her situation worsened, they then brought in Hospice. She was treated with dignity and respect, which is what anyone deserves in that stage of life. We know our family member could be extremely difficult and belligerent at times, but they handled the situation with the utmost care. They also called regularly with updates or any pertinent information regarding her situation, so we always felt kept in the loop.