My parents reside here and they absolutely love everything about the Beaumont. We have been there…read moreto visit them often- and everyone that works there goes above and beyond to make certain they (and everyone)are happy. We spent Mothers Day there for the brunch and the spread of food was unbelievable! Looking forward to Thanksgiving there this year as well. Security is top notch and again, everyone there is very attentive to all the residents. Not a bad way to spend your senior years, surrounded by good people, friends and lots of activities!!

Negligent. A good friend has a parent living there and they are fine as long as you are healthy,…read morebut heaven forbid you get dementia and then get sick, they take a very hands off approach, "oh well, you are getting old, time for hospice." And so they don't run necessary tests and you have to advocate very hard for basic care. You are seen as expendable. You sign your life in blood when you "join." Not worth the money if you ask me.

THANK YOU to DONNA Rachlin for all of her time, explanation, consideration and assistance. She read…read moremy needs, likes & wants perfectly and did a great job of putting together the pieces of my puzzle to my satisfaction! I look forward to moving in shortly. Sue Yahraes

Be warned - Bellingham is building out, adding new residents daily. Unfortunately services -…read morespecifically dining services - are not responding to this increase in population. Running out of menu selections (including frozen premade desserts, yes something as simple as ordering & then thawing for service), wait times of 30+ minutes ( single person waiting for seating), food still being served well out of safe temperatures ("hot" foods served at 100 - 110*, "cold" food s served at room temperature. Bottom line is that Bellingham's efforts are solely directed towards increasing resident population with little thought on quantity of life/services for existing residents. I could not recommend this facility friends & family.

never come here the food looks like they shop out of a dumpster. yes i have pics only took a year…read moreto get the toilet to flush, but they planted flowers out front so there is that . wish there was a negative rating, they hold your personal mail then deliver the package empty, yes stolen, do yourself a favor never come here...if u collect disablity they will gladly take it and give u 45 whole dollars

I am writing this review as a current resident of Yeadon Rehabilitation & Nursing Center in Yeadon,…read morePA 19050. Our Administrator is a committed and empathetic leader in all ways, who is always ready to listen to our concerns and suggestions. I have always felt our Administrator and staff to be consistently friendly and open to any requests that I and my wife, who also lives here happily, have brought to their attention. I am a columnist for a major American newspaper and have always found the Administrator and staff members ready to encourage me in my writing. My wife is an accomplished artist and they warmly champion her work too. We are happy to see how they treat us as a married couple--we are almost certainly the only married couple to live in a nursing home in Pennsylvania-- and respect our desire to be together. It would truly be difficult to find a more wise or caring health care staff, nurses or aides, anywhere. The Activities Department workers motivate us with everything from our weekly Spanish club to truly regal holiday festivals. The dieticians take personal care of our needs and any special diets prescribed for us by our empathetic physicians. Our kitchen personnel are driven by a commitment to prepare for us the best meals possible--and always greet us with a friendly smile and hello! Our Physical Therapy professionals treat us as their dear friends and not as robots. The social services workers here handle our problems with compassion and skill. When we have had previous issues with our personal care, our rooms or laundry, pest control, or even any issues with the other patients, they have responded in a thoroughly professional and helpful way. The rooms here are thoroughly cleaned daily by our housekeeping personnel and the laundry department assures an adequate supply of linen each morning for the day. My wife and I feel blessed to reside in such a compassionate and forward-thinking nursing home.

I Love this place!! The Terrace at Chestnut Hill is such a beautiful place inside and out, the…read moregrounds are so lovely. This is a really calm atmosphere, all the staff and caregivers are very friendly. Ever since my Aunt moved in, she is never alone unless she wants to be. She settled in quickly. I like the friendly environment, the nurses and administrative staff is very good with her. It is great to see her now engaging in activities to keep her active and doing things she likes. She loves the entertainment. The staff and caregivers are so great with her and are able to get her to take her medicine everyday. She loves the meals and loves being able to sit and eat with friends. Her room is very nice and because we were able to bring some of her own furniture, it feels like her old apartment. The Executive Director Lisa McDonough is the best at keeping me updated on her progress or any health concerns. She is the best. I highly recommend The Terrace at Chestnut Hill for anyone who needs assisted living.

So very thankful that I got my aunt out of this place into a wonderful facility. It was nothing but…read moreheadaches from day 4. Some of the staff were wonderful. The Executive Director was horrible and I filed numerous complaints against this facility about neglectful things that were observed (with proof). Overall, when visiting there wasn't much life to the facility or much participation with residents from family members...the last straw was when the makeshift closet fell and they blamed my aunt and her dementia. They bagged up her items and left them that way for over a week...check on your loved ones if you decide to place them here. Not at all what I expected...Several management and facility name changes in a short period of time says alot. This has to be the worst facility under Bridge Senior Living...

I am a card-carrying member of "The Panini Generation". We're like the "Sandwich Generation" only…read morewith a lot more heat and crushing pressure. As my mother's dementia progressed, it became clear that her needs were overwhelming what my father could provide and we'd need to find a different solution. One of the things we liked about Symphony Square was that they would allow my parents to live together in an assisted living apartment and have my mom "day trip" to the dementia unit. That never really worked out for a lot of reasons, some of which were in the difficulty my father had in separating from my mom, and some of which had to do with the facility's actual ability to keep my mom in the unit. She demanded to leave, and if she could not be persuaded, they had to let her leave. Licensing like this, we have learned, is more important than it's presented. This is a "personal care home with special services" and as such, if any resident wants to leave they can. No matter what their mental state. The best the staff can do is distract and persuade. So, when my mother decided to walk out and go "home" (where she grew up) on a cold Sunday night, even though they accepted responsibility for her while my Dad went out, in the end she walked out of the place undetected. Five hours later the Philadelphia police found her unharmed in a very bad section of SW Philly. Residents can also not have things like a 'geri chair' (big rolling easy chair) or rails on their bed to keep them from falling out because their licensing does not permit 'restraint'. As a result, my mother went to the ER five separate times from October - November because she fell out of her bed. Rolling easy chairs (but not wheelchairs) and bed rails are considered restraints. Ok. Here's what I'd say. Everyone who worked at Symphony Square was very nice and accommodating. The place is high-end hotel beautiful. The assisted living area was fine, with activities and decent restaurant style dining. They are very passive, in that nobody will take the initiative and actually pro-actively do something, you have to ask for them to do anything. ASSISTED LIVING is FINE. We DO NOT RECOMMEND the "MEMORY CARE/DEMENTIA" unit. Structurally, the design is very poor. Hallways lead to exit doors. Exit doors have windows either out to the garden or to the main activity area. Dementia patients are naturally drawn to activity, and they want to go where things are going on. That they can't is very upsetting to them. A good design has exit doors along the side of the hallway, and the hallway ending without an exit. Circular units are great, because the resident can safely wander but not find a way out. The carpet pattern is busy (should be a single shade, lighter, with dark boarders at the bottom of the wall) which makes it challenging for them to walk. Alzheimers and Dementia patients have visual issues and need different cues to navigate. Also they generally can't "watch" TV and prefer sound and music. The unit is small with 12 beds and up to 4 'day trippers'. They post activities each day but whether they actually happened seemed to be up to the staff if they wanted to or not. Many times the patients were parked in front of the TV and the staff went to text on their phones and talk to each other. There seems to be little training and oversight of the staff on a day to day basis, and there is getting to be some significant turnover. The staff mean well, but they clearly aren't given any kind of direction or incentive to do things with these residents, and so they don't. The breaking point for us was finding our mother completely naked in her room, no clothes anywhere nearby, incoherent and cold. Nobody could tell us how she got that way, and management just kept insisting their staff would never do that. Except they did. Please look elsewhere for Dementia or Alzheimer's Care. Understand that design matters a great deal for these vulnerable residents and good oversight of staff even more. This place is not what you need. For Assisted Living, it's great.

Symphony Sq has friendly, knowledgeable and caring staff. Amazing food in a beautiful dinning room,…read morefantastic activities programs, skilled home care, therapy, and hospice. There are several physicians who have privileges there and if you need to go to a specialist, they provide transportation. The building is very secure, parking garage is private and their several receptionists are responsive. The memory care unit has a wonderful caring staff, very attentive to the residents needs. I have the privilege of visiting Symphony Sq a couple times a week for over several years. It is my pleasure to continue for several more.

I never leave a negative review, but this time I have to. Its been a week and my 95 year old aunt…read morecan't hear her phone or doesn't know how to answer , we call the front desk, they could care less. Sometimes I can't even get someone to answer the phone at the desk. My aunts place is disgusting,

Friendly staff always willing to go out of their way to help. The residence are engaged and attend…read moreall the programs.

My mom is currently a resident at Sunrise of Abington, the staff is both caring and attentive. They…read moremade her feel right at home instantly and made a very difficult time in her life (transitioning from her home to an assisted living facility) as easy as possible. My mind is at ease knowing that she is in good hands.

My parents moved in march 2022 and rent is being raised January 2023 almost $500!…read moreShould have been more honest and let them know every year it goes up this much! Maybe get rid of the mice with that increase!!@

I work here and all of my coworkers are really hard workers…read more The residents are really well taken care of. Plus the residents are also really nice. The residents get treated with much respect.

Trusting Dunwoody with my parents' care is a decision I deeply regret. My father contracted COVID…read morefrom another resident while living there and later passed away due to complications. During one of the most devastating moments of our lives, Dunwoody made everything harder. Within one hour of returning from the funeral, Dunwoody hand delivered an eviction notice to my mother and was given 72 hours to find a new place to live. The lack of compassion and human decency was shocking. All bills were paid and up to date. Thankfully, we found Brightview community where my mother is thriving and is treated with respect and genuine care. I would not wish our Dunwoody experience on anyone.