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Friends Village, Styer Campus

4.1 (17 reviews)

Newtown, PA

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Friends Village, Styer Campus in Newtown, Pennsylvania is a smaller-scale senior living community that offers private apartments and an emphasis on independent living with support available. The campus presents personal care services for residents whose needs change, and frames its mission around serving middle-income older adults. Daily life centers on familiar relationships, accessible on-site programs and the option to remain in a residence that accommodates evolving care needs.

Residents are offered an active program schedule and a community layout intended to encourage neighborly contact rather than large, impersonal settings. The community highlights affordability by design and positions its services to balance independence, safety and social engagement within the Newtown borough setting. Practical aspects include apartment living and access to staff-supported assistance when required.

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Independent residences with community amenities and opportunities to stay active and connected.

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Support with everyday routines and personal care in a community setting.

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Multiple levels of senior living and care within one community.

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4.1 · 17 reviews

Nice job

I do yoga here. and I find the class to be very nice and helpful to me. I also find the the people very nice

Friends Village was very nice. The woman who took care of me was very informative. She was very good, very nice, and very kind. She tried to explain everything and had all the information already for me. We went through a unit in one of their cottages. It had a nice patio in the back. It was a nice-sized unit. If I did want to go to a place like that, I think you get one meal a day, but I would have to walk outside to get to where the kitchen is. The cottages are separate; they're not attached. The unit was a two-bedroom-two-bath apartment. The older building is in good shape, but it's not…

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Friends Village was very nice. The woman who took care of me was very informative. She was very good, very nice, and very kind. She tried to explain everything and had all the information already for me. We went through a unit in one of their cottages. It had a nice patio in the back. It was a nice-sized unit. If I did want to go to a place like that, I think you get one meal a day, but I would have to walk outside to get to where the kitchen is. The cottages are separate; they're not attached. The unit was a two-bedroom-two-bath apartment. The older building is in good shape, but it's not modernized. It's nice. It was a nice tour.

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I moved into Friends Village in 2019. In that time I saw the prices increase and the services decrease. The powers that be cite lack of funds for improving the common areas, yet they can install directional signs.

I moved into Friends Village in 2019. In the four years I was there I saw the prices go up and the services go down. The powers that be cry poor whenever the residents request improvements, but they can install directional signs and a wifi network.

I adore Friends Village. I looked at 5+ places to place my Dad, and they either charged a huge upfront fee or huge monthly fees, all for dark places. Friends Village is so amazing...run, don't walk, to sign your loved one on. You will not be disappointed.

This is a wonderful place. The community is clean, and has a friendly atmosphere. My loved one is able to still be in independent living. The staff communication has been great and they are quick to respond to our questions and maintenance requests. We are thrilled with our experience at Friends Village. Our loved one is very happy here and this makes the family happy. There are three meals a day served to the residents and there are options to choose from.

I'm a resident of Friends Village. It has two campuses- the nursing home is Friends Home and I'm in the Village, which is independent living. It's a Quaker-based institution, nonprofit, non-denominational, but it's supported by the Quakers. They have six apartment buildings and then there's a little bit smaller setting within the main building for twelve apartments. I'm in a independent apartment and I walk to the main building for my meals and activities. Aside from COVID, which shut some things down for two months here, it has been a very positive experience. The staff is well trained and very attentive to people's needs. I have no complaint whatsoever about anything they've done. When I first came in, the apartment that I am in, which is a 1-bedroom, was completely renovated with a new kitchen. I have my own washer dryer in my apartment, plenty of storage, and my own bedroom and bath. My apartment is cleaned by staff once every two weeks and then a deep cleaning once a year. I haven't reached that point yet, but it is neat and clean. The campus is lovely. I can't commend the staff enough. I have never seen such caring when people need extra help or things of that sort. Although it's independent, there are some people here with walkers and oxygen, and the staff has always been extremely helpful in any kind of aid to the people's needs. We're coming back from a lockdown because the county had high COVID rates in January and February, and so we're just getting back to activities. They seem to be going well and I will stay here as long as I am able. My son and my oldest grandchildren live about a mile away. Although the rest of my family is about an hour away, it's closer than where I was before. The main building was a large colonial building, which has a dining room and a TV room. It also has a library. Then there is a hallway that has 12 apartments. Beyond that, there's a card room and a gym. And then there are patios outside and porches. There are clusters of four buildings, and I live in one of them. I happen to live in the building. Eight apartments each, summer doubles, summer 1-bedroom, and summer studios. Each has a quadrangle where you can sit out. As soon as the weather gets better, they're installing special plantings for us there. They're in the process of doing what they call native plantings, and the residents on my end of the quadrangle can have their own plants. We're trying to coordinate our colors together and then they will plant for us and we'll have a beautiful garden in the summer. They've taken care of everything, and maintenance is wonderful. I have knee problems and they've brought me my newspaper to my door, and things of that sort; the little extras that I didn't expect. When we were on the lockdown, they brought us our meals. It's a friendly place. I was in another place where the staff was not so accommodating or communicative, and so I am very pleased.

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331 Lower Dolington Rd, Newtown, PA 18940
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