My wife and I did a tour/visit to the Country Meadows Hershey Location. We were so impressed by the…read morelovely and tasteful decorating throughout the facility. The atmosphere was very cheerful! The residents all looked very happy while participating in the many activities that were going on the day we visited. Our Country Meadows contact/guide (Shannon)was so helpful, and made us feel very welcome and assured us that my parents would have a great experience if they decide Country Meadows becomes their home. Dee & AL G

I knew upon arriving for a first look that I wanted my father to move to this wonderful place…read more Country Meadows is a welcoming people-oriented community. The staff are extremely caring and interested in my father's well being and happiness. He participates in activities with other residents and has nutritions meals. He has access to medical care on campus and can use the fitness center. Thank you to the entire staff. Country Meadows is my father's new home. I don't have to worry anymore.

We experienced this place as my husband needed sub-acute rehab. The experience was a disaster from…read morethe start until the day we left. Nursing staff were mixed in their performance. Some were great. Others complained they were overworked and one aid actually told us she was too busy to help. Social work staff never did what they tell you they will do. And PT makes determination as to Medical equipment needs upon discharge. They actually wanted my husband with chronic back issues to either sleep in a recliner, sleep on a couch, or have us buy a bed or move ours downstairs since he was incapable of climbing stairs at that time. I ended up working with the insurance company myself to get a hospital bed arranged. They were useless. Lastly, the medical director there changed many of my husband's meds and his dosages without consulting with his regular specialists. She really made a mess of his meds and left it that way for his primary care doctor to straighten out once he was discharged. Could not get out of there fast enough!

As junior seniors we live in an apartment in Messiah Village residential living area. We love it…read morehere. Staff people are great, food is good, and the swimming pool is great too. We would choose MV all over again. Living our best lives......

My mother decided that she was ready to move to a retirement home. Countryside Christian Community…read morewas close to her home, friends, neighbors and family which was attractive. After hearing about the quality of care, the cleanliness, tasty food and Christian focused living, she knew CCC was the place for her. She has been there 7 months and CCC has lived up to her expectations and its wonderful reputation. My mother and the family couldn't be more pleased with my mother's new home.

My grandmother stayed here through the end of her life. The two(ish) years spent here were…read moreenjoyable. The staff was friendly, they were always welcoming, communicative, and helpful. They explained their concerns as needed and gave recommendations as well. They made the end of her life comfortable and were very supportive and present with the family. Definitely recommend.

It was better than some nursing homes but not great. Beds are uncomfortable, nursing assistants…read moreunderstaffed, especially at night when one person might have 30 residents to care for. Food varies from inedible to pretty good; watery soup, raw chicken, overcooked vegetables refrigerator-cold hamburger buns, on the negative side. Positives: signature salad, bacon, bisques, baked goods. Roomy with decent decor, TVs often too loud. Rehab staff very good, helpful and encouraging. All staff need to wear name tags with LARGE PRINT NAME AND POSITION, facing out please. Residents are not showered with adequate frequency.

I honestly cannot say enough positives about Cumberland Crossings. The management and staff are all…read moreso helpful, caring and considerate of all family needs surrounding the caring for your elderly parent(s). Mine spent time in the personal care unit prior to transitioning to an independent cottage. The director, Dave Manton and his staff made all of the transitions seamless and easy. It is such an emotional process when parents give up their home to move into more long-term retirement care. The help we have received cannot be calculated in mere dollars, as it has been invaluable. We too compared other care facilities and none measured up to CC standards and quality of community. It is truly a gem of a place located in the lovely town of Carlisle, PA.

Our parents have been residents at Fitz Farm for a year and moved from their independent home to a…read morePersonal Care living experience. We are so grateful and appreciative of the quality of the care and concern for their safety, their medical care and their quality of life. The clinical care has been excellent with access to the team when needed, ability to communicate with the care team via the Wellness director and obtain feedback when needed. The Housekeeping team and Maintenance team are always so kind and helpful and keep the community very clean and in working order. The social activities have provided my parents with joy and a sense of family. Recently the Christmas concert and holiday meals were tremendous. Family was invited and we joined our parents for their first Christmas day at their new home with a delicious dinner in the dining room. The meals are very nutritious and staff will bring their meals to the room in the event they are not feeling well or just returned from a doctor appointment. The leadership team and administrative staff are always available and will assist with any questions or concerns which is so comforting for our family that doesn't live locally. In summary, we are very grateful for the care provided to our parents from all staff at the Residence at Fitz Farm and would highly recommend this residence

This is my family's review regarding The Residence at Fitz Farm. We moved our mom into memory care…read moreon April 5th, 2024 and moved her out on July 27th, 2024. I am writing this review two months after the fact to give time to process all that occurred and give an honest review. About one month into Mom's stay, she showed me bruises that were obviously from a fall. She then stated it was because someone pushed her for going too slow. We totally dismissed our mom's account and figured she had fallen during the night. We thought to put a camera in her room since another resident also had one to see what we could do to help Mom. That same day, I inquired to Morgan, the Director of memory care, what had happened and when. She had bandaged Mom's cut, but found her with a Band-Aid already on and didn't know any other details. I followed up a week later, but Morgan had still had no information for me. Two weeks later, we found the entire front of my mom's lower leg was severely bruised. When I asked Morgan about this bruise, she was unaware of it. Mind you, my mother is in dementia care and gets help daily with dressing and bathing. No one saw this bruise? At this point I contacted Brandi, the Director of Fitz Farm, to express my concerns about mom's bruises with no explanations and no communication with us. Brandi was very concerned since all bruises must be reported to the state; she said she would follow up and get back in touch with me. A few days later Brandi called to say a worker had in fact been physically abusing our mom and that she was fired immediately. We were in shock. A few days later on a Sunday afternoon we placed the camera in Mom's room and planned to tell Brandi about it the next morning. We did not get a chance because Sunday night at 12:30 a.m., I found my mother was being abused by another worker. I got my mother safe and called Brandi Monday morning. She was horrified at the evidence the camera caught and again immediately fired the second worker. While I appreciate the speed with which they terminated the abusive workers, there was no follow up from Brandi or Morgan concerning my mother. Only when I asked for a meeting, did we get one on Thursday. They offered no tangible steps on how to help our mom. Moving a dementia patient is very hard on them so we did everything in our power to keep her at Fitz Farm. The physical abuse stopped, but the neglect started. Memory care was short staffed from two firings and one worker who quit that same week. One day I showed up at 5pm and mom was still in her pajamas with no hearing aids in; she is basically deaf without them. Another day I was there for five hours and no activities were done with the residents. My sister visited 1-2 times weekly also and only ever saw one activity over two months. The regular scene was residents in front of the TV with no stimulation. One of the nightshift workers actually brought her newborn baby on her shift. A new resident who was very functional moved in about a month after our mom. A worker made a comment that "we need to get him medicated so he's easier to manage." We do not blame the workers because they were understaffed and overworked. Morgan stated to me that she had been requesting more help especially someone for activities, but management told her no. We tried to make Fitz Farm work for our mother, but after two more months with no changes, we moved her to the Providence Place of Dover. We had to move our mother because she was still being abused through neglect at Fitz Farm. During the first week at Providence Place, we received more communication than the previous four months at Fitz Farm. I do not know about the other neighborhoods at Fitz Farm but I wholeheartedly advise you to not place your loved one in memory care there. The neglect is still going on and I am doing what I can to help the residents that are still there.

My wife and I moved to Woodcrest Villa one year ago. We have a beautiful two bedroom, 5th floor,…read moreapartment. We love it here, as does our dog Mona. There are plenty of activities, clubs, exercise classes, committee's, and entertainment to keep us busy. There is free transportation to the nearby Park City Mall, super markets, Leisure Lanes Bowling, Walmart, and Central Market to name a few. The food in the Garden Cafe for breakfast & lunch and dinner in either of the formal dining rooms has been excellent !!! The variety and quality of food is second to none. We eagerly await the opening of the new Viva Centre, which will house a new swimming pool, 300 seat theater, exercise area, and more. It will be the center of activity for all of Woodcrest Villa.

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