Beautiful place with caring staff and happy residents. This is a place I would feel comfortable…read morewith my parents living.

$15,000+ a month for staff who LIE AND STEAL from residents, to just film TikTok's dancing and…read moreleaving residents to wander off is something I really don't understand. Also giving my grandmother who can't eat solid foods due to having a stroke VEGETABLE SOUP with full pieces, and no one to feed her either. Michael doesn't care one bit either, completely blew us off where I truly feel like my grandmother is dying tomorrow at this point due to their lack of care. All they see is your family member being a dollar sign in their eyes, ABSOLUTELY HORRIFYING!!!

Based on my experience, prospective residents should carefully evaluate whether the services…read moreprovided justify the substantial cost. In many respects, I believe one could achieve a higher level of individualized care by staying in a hotel, hiring private nursing assistance for activities of daily living, and arranging services independently. While the facility presents itself very well from a marketing and sales perspective, I found the actual resident experience to be disappointing. The food quality was consistently below expectations, staff responsiveness was often lacking, and meaningful medical support appeared limited. On numerous occasions, I observed staff members who seemed more engaged with their personal cell phones than with resident needs. One incident in particular left a lasting impression. I witnessed a resident collapse and attempted to assist. I was instructed not to intervene until emergency medical personnel arrived. Fortunately, the resident recovered, but I was troubled by what I perceived as a lack of urgency, compassion, and clinical preparedness among some members of the staff. The activity program also fell short of expectations. Many activities appeared simplistic and offered little intellectual stimulation. There were occasional musical performances that were enjoyable and well received, but these were the exception rather than the rule. I also found the administrative culture difficult and, at times, unwelcoming. Residents who do not readily fit into the established social environment may find themselves feeling isolated rather than included. My overall impression was that financial considerations often seemed to take precedence over resident satisfaction and quality of life. Prospective residents and families should understand that this is not a hospital or a comprehensive healthcare facility. Those requiring significant medical oversight may find that the level of support available does not meet their expectations. Given the fees charged, I expected a substantially higher standard of service, engagement, and responsiveness. The physical plant is attractive and well maintained. Unfortunately, in my view, the quality of care, administrative responsiveness, and resident support did not match the appearance of the facility. For an organization that charges premium rates, the value received was, in my experience, difficult to justify.

Yesterday I ordered a bouquet of flowers from a top florist in Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, to be…read moresent to a close friend of 75 years who is currently at Atria. She and I were horrified to learn that the flowers would not be placed in her private room (a room for which she pays a hefty fee) but that they would be LOCKED in an office. That office is currently closed, and the person in charge will not be in during the weekend. What on earth possesssed you to make such a ridiculous decision??? If this is typical of Atria, I wonder about the organization as a whole. Do you make peremptory decisions like this on other matters???

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.

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.

If you have any respect and concern for your family member or friend, DO NOT allow anyone to place…read morethem in this hell hole!!! The place should be shut down. Three people to a room, blood splatters on the equipment and wall. The place smelled so bad it was enough to gag you. A mixture of filth, urine, feces, and decay. My father-in-law was sent there from Paoli hospital, in less then 10 hours, we had to call 911 to get him medical treatment. The so called nurse ignored our pleas to get him help for the blood clots clearly floating in the collection bag and his screaming out in pain ( caused by a bad PEG tube in his stomach fund at the ER and an infected catheter) The ambulance crew were astonished at the poor condition and lack of staff cooperation and immediately agreed to transport him out of the bowels of hell. Found out later Dad was repeatedly asking to use the bathroom and was ignored (he was bed ridden) begging for assistance and a bed pan at least. He could no longer hold his bowels and was forced to move to the side of the bed and poop on the floor. The staff were yelling at him about it when we got there at 900AM that morning. When we called 911, the nurse stopped administering any aid and went behind the desk at sat his fat ass down.

Horrible experience for my aunt never was told she had the flu until I opened her meds bag to come…read morehome to went to visit her no water was on her table but they were the first to come at me about her behavior well I'm sorry she had the flu as soon as she got out of there she was sent back to the hospital for dehydration and she is traumatized from there I have to calm her down every nite now saying she is never going back to that rehab

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the love, care, compassion and friendship given to my…read moremother over the past 7 years while she was a resident there. She really thrived in the past several years with the outings, craft activities, and the continued friendship of those in her home. Thank you...

From the owner: Oaks of Bensalem promotes choice, independence, and well-being. We have a caring and compassionate…read morestaff, including nurses, medication technicians and personal care assistants scheduled 24/7. Using an electronic Wander Guard© system for protection, residents with mild cognitive impairment are fully integrated with all other residents, allowing everyone to feel part of our community. This unique integration program allows cognitively impaired residents to freely interact in dining and recreational activities. For those with more advanced dementia, specially designed recreational activities are provided to meet their needs.

Beautiful facility, wonderful staff, seems to be very well managed with plenty of caring helpread more

From the owner: Enjoy the best of award-winning independent and supportive senior living and memory care at Atria…read moreLafayette Hill in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Delight in daily chef-prepared meals and an array of amenities. Spacious senior apartment floor plans include studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments - some with balconies - and housekeeping. Discreet support from our friendly staff is available 24/7. Engage Life® events provide you with opportunities to socialize with friends. Enjoy our bistro, pub, movie theater or fitness center. Close by, stroll through Wissahickon Valley Park or Rolling Hill Park. Take an afternoon to visit the Elmwood Park Zoo. Dine at Sorrento's Italian Restaurant, Knishes and Dishes or Ye Olde Ale House. Schedule a tour now.

I had physical therapy on April 29th with Susan Bubnis,, I just wanted to say that Susan was very…read moregood with me , Susan also had a great personality, made me feel very comfortable while in different positions, She has all the qualities a physical therapy needs to have as far as I can tell, Office staff is Great also.

Premier in Ridley is fantastic. I've needed physical therapy quite a few times over the years and I…read morealways do well there. The therapists and assistants are knowledgeable and friendly. They encourage me to work hard to get the best results. I always feel better after a program at Premier. This time, I needed an appointment sooner than they had availability because I was in a lot of pain. One of the therapists carved out time, I think it was his lunch hour, to evaluate me and get me started. I know I can count on Premier.