This place is absolutely fabulous. My mother is treated extremely well. The food is superb and…read moreplentiful. The chef is top-notch. Everyone there is friendly, kind and companionate. The elderly are treated with respect and kindness. The place is beautiful and very clean. Mom gets 3 great meals per day, housekeeping and there are a multitude of activities that she could participate in. HIGHLY recommend Parkers Bend!

From the owner: We've thought of everything. The value and luxury built into our long list of amenities are what…read moresets us apart. Our month-to-month rent includes no hidden fees. With everything taken care of by our professional staff, you'll have the time and freedom to enjoy all the amenities and services we have to offer!

I highly recommend Brandywine Living at Moorestown Estates as the facility, management and staff…read moreare great at their job and are warm, loving and attentive to their residents. My husband and I moved my mom (Mercedes) into Brandywine in August of 2019 and everyone at Brandywine made mom feel so at home. She was very happy living at Brandywine and she built a lot of great relationships. But more importantly, several months after mom's move into the she was diagnosed with terminal cancer. Mom was placed in their hospice program which was exceptional. The nurses, aides and management were so attentive and cared for her in such a loving way. I will forever be grateful for the amazing care mom received at Brandywine from everyone. Linda Goldberg

We moved my Mom to Brandywine Living at Moorestown Estates from another facility back in March and…read moreI couldn't be happier. The staff is extremely attentive, they kept her active and engaged and were in constant contact with me when any issue arose. I wish I have placed Mom there sooner. Great staff, wonderful facility. I would highly recommend it.

Very poor assistant nursing staff. Food was terrible at times and missing from what I ordered. I…read morenever had the COVID virus until I went to Masonic therapy.

Snow removal was extraordinary. Workers, Thad, Hank, and Chris went out of their way to help us.read more

This is so horrible. Care quality was almost none existent…read more My family had to be there everyday to make sir our mother got her meal an to assist in eating. When we ask questions an example was when my aunt went at the front desk Who was my mothers nurse they all stood around looking like I don't know not me. Finally when my aunt pressed it more, the lady standing there said oh I am her nurse. She didn't say she was her nurse. Needless to say my aunt gave her a piece of her mind. The adjoining bathroom that the people there shared was disgusting the base of the toilet when I went in for my mom to go. The actual toilet seat was corroded. I had to wipe it down. They certainly don't care about your family member so use caution if you need to use this place I do not recommend it.

I was admitted for a Ischemic Stroke for two weeks. I was younger than most patients but did not…read morereceive the rehab necessary. Rehab was roughly 15 minute a day and was in a makeshift gym while the actual gym was being rehabbed. Food was usually bad (see photo). I feel I did not receive the attention necessary to recover and have pretty much been forced to handle rehabilitation on my own. Everyone was very nice but the service was subpar. I rang the nurses bell for my roommate as he was in worse shape than I and it took 40 minutes for the nurse to arrive. 40 minutes! Thank God he didn't flatline! Try to avoid this place if you can. I didn't have a choice and so I was sent here.

Amazing support throughout the decision-making process and transition. Providing a level of care…read morethat I didn't even realize my Dad needed and is benefiting from. Warm, wonderful people.

My father-in-law became a resident of Brightview Mt. Laurel's Wellspring (Alzheimers) unit in…read moreFebruary 2015. After nearly eight months here, it is the opinion of our family that the quality of care that he has received at Brightview is inadequate, the cleanliness of the facility is unsatisfactory, and recent quarantines forbidding us from seeing him for over three weeks for scabies and other unknown pathogens running rampant in the facility have been completely unacceptable. We moved him out in October 2015. I would definitely not recommend this facility for your loved one.

Friend had a rehab stay at Care One. He received great care, nursing and CNAs work hard to care…read morefor their patients. Rehab staff is phenomenal and always professional. Would recommend Care One to anyone.

My husband has stayed here more than five times after hospitalization he particularly likes the…read morevery qualified PT staff. He enjoys the resident cat Cooper. The lobby is extremely pleasant for family visits. The lobby furniture is updated and attractive, but the furnishings upstairs are shabby. Almost all the nursing staff are very caring and qualified, 1 or 2 were lazy and grouchy,. The biggest downside, is the food service, I conferred with the chef, but the food was terrible: the portions are very small and the food never arrives upstairs hot, it is not tasty and appears unappetizing, and you don't get what you order. Often he was fed meals which were not allowed on his heart diet. This CARE ONE is in a very lovely pastoral setting. You can look at the windows and see the horse farm next-door. Parking near the front is very limited, but there is ample parking down the hill along the side. When I have had some concerns about my husband's health or care, the staff and management has been responsive and helpful.

Why is the "entrance fee" so difficult to find out? I assume the "entrance fee" is outrageous, or…read morethey would state it up front! Are we talking 100K? 200K? 250K? 500K? Just be transparent from the start! Don't make people who cannot afford it jump through hoops to find out the upfront costs of your facility! If one cannot afford afford, then they can't - period! What a joke.......

The Evergreens is one of the only two New Jersey 5 star Medicare rated Retirement Communities…read more The is an incredible and one of a kind retirement community. It could very well be the BEST in this country. There is a full time Internist, full time Nurse practitioner and Psychological therapist on site in the clinic. The podiatrist, hearing aide specialist and dentist come regularly to the clinic also. The residents can make appts like a typical doctors office.There is also a staff Physical Therapist. There are the usual amenities: gyms, library, art, heated indoor swimming pool, exercise classes all day M-F, as well as multiple clubs, meetings, dance classes, drama classes, lectures, and movies, and entertainment throughout the day. There are trips to Philadelphia to see the theater and other trips for a variety of local and Philadelphia attractions. Live Music of all kinds comes in for evening entertainment. There are ongoing resident committees where continual suggestions are discussed and positive changes made. There is a chapel on site with a full time Chaplain The dining room is lovely with delicious and wide variety of foods and often family comes to eat with the residents. It is a restaurant experience. Many of the foods are prepared from scratch on site. There is also a cafe as well for meals The entire staff is caring and attentive. The cleanliness is immaculate.

I would never recommend anyone to go here. Some of the nurses and some of the Cna were attentive…read more However, it took forever for someone to come into the room 40 minutes or more to change my mother. There were times it took over two hours for someone to come in to change my mom. The nurses ignore the buttons and noises going off at their station. They expect the cna to address everything. The night manager there would is very unprofessional and they didn't do therapy like they should have and they didn't elevate my mother in bed when eating, and besides therapy she was stuck in the room al day in bed or in wheel chair. This caused panic attacks, anxiety and her mental status was definitely affected by no interacting with other residents. They are all about the money and not the patients care. I would give them a zero. My mother ended back in the hospital with UTI and septic shock and dehydration cdiff norovirus and was in icu for 5 days and is still in hospital. I was up there every day for several hours a day. I seen a lot during this time.

This place is horrible. It was one of three local sub-acute rehabs close to our home that has…read moredialysis on site, and the only one covered under my dad's insurance. The faculties are old, dining is abysmal, and the rooms are dirty. When we arrived the curtains in the room were filthy. The nursing care is a joke. Staffing ratios were one 1:40, no way you can give good care. My dad had CHF and wasn't getting daily weights. I requested he get added to the save our skin program and nothing was done, he would lay flat for hours. I had to send him out via ambulance after he was experiencing shortness of breath and a low pulse ox that no one noticed a change in his baseline status. A nurse had not assessed him this day or listened to his lungs, the bread and butter of an assessment. After he was admitted in the hospital no one called except the financial manager (Pat)who claimed I requested a bed hold to the tune of a few hundred dollars per night. I told her I never authorized that and my father was not going back there to die. I understand some of this is a result of the current healthcare climate in the US, but this is unacceptable. I transferred him to care one Moorestown (ratio 1:15)and it was the best decision I ever made. Vile, awful, disgusting, and the worst care I have experienced as a person, daughter and nurse. The therapists try but this facility is a mess, avoid at all costs. Literally one of the worst experiences of my life.