Dining
Meal preparation and service
Kittanning, PA
Independent Living and Assisted Living in Kittanning. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
Ask about this communityCountry Manor Personal Care Home in Kittanning, Pennsylvania provides personal care and assisted living services in private and semi‑private rooms, including studio, one‑ and two‑bed configurations with shared or private bathrooms. The community listings note on‑site clinical supports such as physician visits, medication management, hospice access, in‑house x‑rays and phlebotomy, and physical, occupational and speech therapy services.
Daily life is described as offering home‑style meals with communal dining and guest meals, structured activities and social programs, outdoor walking areas, housekeeping and laundry, salon and barber services, Wi‑Fi and cable, a pet‑friendly policy, guest parking and an on‑site pharmacy. Availability, licensing and pricing are not independently verified and should be confirmed with the community.
Meal preparation and service
Garden
Housekeeping and linen services
Community-sponsored activities
24-hour call system
Independent residences with community amenities and opportunities to stay active and connected.
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Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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Nursing and rehabilitation services for people who need a higher level of care.
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$1,950 / month
Rates and availability can change. Ask the community for a personalized quote and details about included services.
| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Shared room | $1,950 |
| One bedroom | $2,100 |
Cousin was in—-stinks, neglected personal hygiene & medical care. Staff member gave him a vape(he’s fired) , other staff was not qualified looked & dresses like the patients. due to disease sores on leg& foot ended up loosing his toes. Saw him & others in room they ate with no shoes & open sores. Dept of aging trying to close place.
I had an appointment with Country Manor, but when I got there, the lady who was supposed to show us around wasn't even there. One of the employees who was not friendly at all showed us a couple of rooms and it smelled horrible in there. When I told her, my brother needed to use the bathroom, she said, "Oh, we don't have any." I said, "Well, no restrooms?" She said no. I asked her what happens when the visitors come. She said, "We don't get visitors here." I didn't even realize she worked there because she wasn't dressed as you would think. The room that she showed me looked like the…
I had an appointment with Country Manor, but when I got there, the lady who was supposed to show us around wasn't even there. One of the employees who was not friendly at all showed us a couple of rooms and it smelled horrible in there. When I told her, my brother needed to use the bathroom, she said, "Oh, we don't have any." I said, "Well, no restrooms?" She said no. I asked her what happens when the visitors come. She said, "We don't get visitors here." I didn't even realize she worked there because she wasn't dressed as you would think. The room that she showed me looked like the mattresses were ten years old. One wall wasn't even painted.
Gram was there two weeks ends up catching pneumonia. The staff did it do anything when it was brought to their attention that something may be starting they blew it off said everyone’s coughing . They also never got her out of bed . She sat in bed days at a time . Even ate in bed
I visited Country Manor. Everybody seemed really nice and really happy. The rooms were very spacious and clean. There was a two-bedroom with a shared bathroom. There was also an efficiency with its own little kitchen set and bathroom that was all private. The dining area was more like a restaurant. They had very nice open grounds. There were some walking trails, too. I like the fact that you can come and go as you please, and that you're not like locked in there.
STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE!!
NOPE. Don't send your loved one here. One smell of the place is all you need the second you enter the building.
Country Manor is very, very nice. If you want a country setting where you can look on a field, corral with horses and a hillside, it's absolutely beautiful. They're nice people that talked with us. Residents were sitting around, and a few that I've known because I've been to that one before with my mother and my grandmother. It has changed hands from somebody else, but they're very, very, very nice. All of the rooms were clean. No smell when you walked in. Nice dining room set up. It was after the residents had all eaten, they were all moving about, it was pretty busy when we were there, but it was nice. They showed us the rooms. They're very nice rooms, some with shared bathrooms, others with their own private half bath, like a sink and a commode and that was it. They do the assisted showers. The staff members were very friendly, accommodating, and answered all my questions. They showed me everything I needed to ask for and even showed me a room even though it wasn't ready for occupying. The room was clean. It just had some boxes sitting around things like that. She said she was sorry for that. We were a surprise visit, so they didn't know we were coming. We called and asked if we could go ahead and come, and they accommodated us right away. So, that was nice, too, even though our appointment was for later in the day.
They told me that they had not had covid in the facility and that was not true. He ended up getting covid. Promises were made but they were not carried through and communication between staff did not seem to be good and they were not following proper protocols. It was a very sad situation all around and we did not have the best experience.