As a former employee I can say you are treated very well. I was there 17 years after searching for…read morea job with health insurance benefits. In retirement I went there to rehab after surgery. Attention to care is excellent. Food is great, a rarity in these places. Rehab has private rooms with your own shower. I felt like I was on vacation! Nice therapy gym and therapists are very good. Pickering Manor also has Personal Care, Memory Care and Skilled Nursing. All the areas have been totally redone. There is also independent living on the grounds. Check them out first!

They hire a bunch of people and they tell you things that aren't true ?? Ratios etc. no Agency ?…read moreOne girl (just started) Thursday told them she could not work the weekend because she has a little girl. She needs to make arrangement s She was told not to come back ?? I know at least four people who had started in the last few months and have left there right away because they make you do things that are against the department of health such as lift people without a lift????It's pretty sad because supposedly it's run by a committee of some sort that has no idea what's going on with management.

Wow is this a hidden gem! Gorgeous community with even better service and atmosphere! Always…read moresomething to do. Staff is off the charts friendly and attentive! The memory care neighborhood is incredible!

From the owner: Heartis is a one-of-a-kind place for one-of-a-kind people. Like you…read more Our communities are intentionally designed with your tastes, your interests, and your well-being in mind. They cater to the life you're used to living and provide an inviting and inspiring atmosphere for your vibrant personality. When you open the door to Heartis, you open the door to more of the engaging, exciting, and fun experiences you've always enjoyed. You also open the door to an extended support system. New neighbors become new friends and passionate team members provide personalized care. In every way, we're committed to giving you room to be you. So we're proud to say that we're different because you're different.

Stay far away from this place if you or a family member need rehab. While the front desk staff and…read moresome other staff were friendly, the treatment my Mother received, especially from 2 of the aides, was horrendous. The aides were rude and miserable. I understand they have a difficult job, but go find another career if you can't stand taking care of people who rely on your for basic needs like changing diapers and being fed. I wouldn't send my worst enemy to this place.

A family member needed extra care that we could no longer provide. We heard about Richboro thru a…read morefriend and decided to give it a tour. Everyone was friendly and showed us around. He has been there for a month and we are 100% satisfied with the amount of care he is receiving. They handle laundry, meds and make sure he is well engaged in all the activities they offer for their residents. It was the best option for our needs and would highly recommend Richboro for anyone looking for a great place for care and attention for a loved one

When we started it was "Home" for my mother - staff and food were excellent. Within past six…read moremonths staff left and food not so great. Final straw was when they lost 95% of my mom's clothing and didn't tell us. Replaced her clothes with someone who past away a year before my mom moved in. Had her in shorts and short sleeved shirt in middle of winter- found her shivering and soaked Bc she had not been changed in hours.

This is the greatest organization ever. My mom was a resident there at the end of her life. They…read moretook care of her every day like she was their own mother. Care was flawless, their attention to detail and real affection for every resident is obvious. I highly recommend them!!!

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.

Negative two stars. Terrible facility. It's so understaffed that staff are sometimes unable to…read morerespond to calls or are so overworked they forget. Communication with the staff and management is so poor that haphazard is a generous description. The facility is shabby and the rooms run down. The residents are all warehoused daily in a common space with a TV. They are largely unresponsive. Staff hand washing is suspect...our resident got c-diff and had to be rushed to the hospital. Requests for diagnostic tests were not relayed, not performed, and/or the results not communicated. The office staff was always disorganized and harried. Our patient was not prepared for doctor visits, despite the staff assuring us they would be. Don't place your loved one here.

AFTER MY SISTER HAS BEEN AT CHANDLER HOSPICE I'D LIKE TO UPDATE. MY ORIGINALLY "MIXED" REVIEW…read more My sister was admitted to the hospice facility last week and was very happy with the accommodations and the staff. Physically, the facility is beautiful, clean, and roomy. There are outside patios, bird feeders, nice views from patients' The food is delicious. It is quiet, and quite homey. The staff and volunteers have been wonderful, professional, helpful, and eager to get the patient exactly what she needs 24/7 In particular we have been impressed with my sisters nurse, Susan, who is the consummate professional. She is compassionate and one of those rare professionals who is a good listener. "Being heard" is the greatest gift one can give to a hospice patient. I don't know all the names of other staff, but everyone I have met has been compassionate, helpful, patient, and kind. If you or a loved one seek Hospice Care, Chandler Hall is first rate. My sister loves and trusts her physician.

Yardley Rehab - The physical therapy that is provided is very good. Michael is an amazing and kind…read morehuman being! Erica, the receptionist, was friendly and super helpful. She even was supportive to my dad when he called the front desk in tears from his room to get help. Outside of the physical rehab, the experience was soul crushing. There were a few good team members who care and did a good job. There rest, not so much. It seemed as if you were an an annoying bag of bones. When you ring the bell for help, it could take nearly an hour for someone to come. Typically it was between 30 and 40 minutes. An aid told my dad to use a second urinal before ringing to have it emptied. Despite speaking with the supervisor more than once, nothing changed. Food was always cold and usually not what you ordered on the menu. Tevon did try and was very nice, but he couldn't do everything himself. I spoke with Kelly, the administrator about these and other issues. She did not seem to care and nothing changed or improved after speaking with her. With leadership like hers, I don't see Yardley Rehab as a good place to care for a human being.

They mislead patients. They are a nursing home, probably not even a good one because they cannot…read moreget along with people that are not disabled and unable to take care of themselves. I chose them because they changed their name to Yardley Rehab and healthcare. I thought that sounded like just what I needed.The few pictures they had on their site were nice.I had just broken my knee. The hospital needed me to leave plus I was suffering from a flare of intersistal cystitis, when the main symptoms is pain of the bladder area and the need to go the bathroom frequently. Apparently the staff here does not like that. They rarely came when I pushed the red button. I couldn't even tell if it was pushed as after like the third or fourth time on their shift they refuse to do anymore. They got nasty and would send other people in on behalf of them to yell at me And I didn't do anything wrong. I'm sick. I came in on a Friday saw a lot of people in about 15 minutes a lot of touchy-feely, and I gotta go through your stuff. I've got to pick you up where I've got to assist you for walking from the physical therapist. Two physical therapists came in and one spent a little bit of time with the other one spent a little bit more time and said he would be in on Saturday morning, and he would work with me. No one would be in on Sunday. Well, it's almost 3 o'clock and he's is not coming.. when I first got there I was unsure of who anyone was because, I really can't see their name tags, but someone immediately wanted to go through my stuff looking for the drugs because I can't have drugs on me. I said I only have them in one bag and I will do that with the nurse and they said no,a they have to do this first I said no we went back-and-forth and then I said just get out of my room and I guess that started the battle I went through everything with the nurse and then she went home at midnight and nobody knows how to give me medicine. I have to basically tell them what I need. I had not received my high blood pressure medicine since Thursday so I asked for that and she went in and got a blood pressure monitor and it was really high so she gave me one and I said you mean you weren't going to give me that if it wasn't high, I needed it anyway and she said she's a nurse. She knows that and this is how it went with everybody and everything. I am basically a captive in my room from Friday afternoon until Monday when I will try to ask if I can transfer to anywhere , just to get away from here

**Currently named Holland Village**…read more My family and I had to make the difficult decision this year to put my grandparents in assisted living because of their age, health and the fact that we live on opposite sides of the country. Since day one the entire staff has been beyond great. They have made their transition seamless and really put the extra effort in to make them feel at home. The facility itself is top notch but the real MVP's are the staff. Cathy Hemphill, Jennifer Ennis and Carol Beth have stayed in contact with us every step of the way and filled us in frequently as to how well they are fitting in. They even went above and beyond to throw my grandmother a little surprise birthday party! The nurses also deserve praise as they deal with the rough days with poise. This facility has put our nerves at ease as we can't visit them all that often, and I would highly recommend it to anyone considering enrolling their loved one there.

Terrible place behind the scenes. Most Aids are very lazy and rude. If your loved one does not have…read morethe ability to understand abuse, You better believe neglect and worse is the norm. ...basic hygiene is not a priority. My loved one died from an infection that could have been prevented with basic hand sanitizer etc. They show off in front of new prospective people and show only people who are capable of taking care of themselves in independent living. But Too late to get help as one ages.. Lots of spending for basic poor care. Like being forgotten on a bed pan for an hour crying for some help. Just another normal day for the helpless!