Dining
Meal preparation and service
Bethlehem, PA
Independent Living and Assisted Living in Bethlehem. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
Ask about this communityMoravian Village of Bethlehem in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. This continuing care retirement community serves residents aged 55+ with independent living options and on-site care services that include personal care, memory care, short- and long-term rehabilitation and skilled nursing. Housing choices include one- and two-bedroom Point 26 Suites and single-level Market Street Cottages; the campus positions residents to remain within the community as care needs change.
Daily life emphasizes social and intellectual engagement through classes, activities and community programming. The community highlights therapeutic and rehabilitation services staffed by certified personnel and offers multiple floor plans and cottage layouts for varied household needs. Moravian Village is located near Historic Downtown Bethlehem and presents itself as a campus with an integrated continuum of living arrangements and care services.
Meal preparation and service
Garden
Fitness programs
Housekeeping and linen services
Community operated transportation
Community-sponsored activities
12-16 hour nursing
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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Monthly rates starting at
$6,638 / month
Rates and availability can change. Ask the community for a personalized quote and details about included services.
| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Shared room | $6,638 |
| One bedroom | $7,945 |
| Studio | $8,599 |
Be present or don't do it. Unsafe patient handling, lack of proper medication. High risk factor unless you can be there constantly to oversee. The ones that are left alone are the ones that suffer.
Worse place to take your loved ones to. They never get their medications in time. The place is filthy, they are always short staffed and they do not care! Beware m! The quality of care here is the worse.
My father had been a pt there over a month. Food is horrible and meat can hardly be cut with knife. Myself and family would always bring him food and kept in refrigerator to hear and eat as wanted. Today I visit, dad couldn’t cut the chicken and peas were dried up and shriveled. I asked for foods to be heated up as always and was told no, pts could not have food microwaved, after doing it almost daily! My dad was hungry and he lost close to ten pounds but they are refusing to let him eat!! I called the state. So much of his clothes and other resident’s clothes missing as per multiple nurses…
My father had been a pt there over a month. Food is horrible and meat can hardly be cut with knife. Myself and family would always bring him food and kept in refrigerator to hear and eat as wanted. Today I visit, dad couldn’t cut the chicken and peas were dried up and shriveled. I asked for foods to be heated up as always and was told no, pts could not have food microwaved, after doing it almost daily! My dad was hungry and he lost close to ten pounds but they are refusing to let him eat!! I called the state. So much of his clothes and other resident’s clothes missing as per multiple nurses statements. And the DOR who was just fired, let’s just say I can’t wait for the state to call me tomorrow.
My mom was in the Healthcare Center at Moravian Village for almost four years.For a treat on holidays I would take her to the large dining area on the other side of the building. She is in a wheelchair. Suddenly one day I was told she would no longer be allowed to dine there because she was in the skilled nursing part of the village. I was told the board or the council had voted on this. Literally I was stunned by this especially it being the Friday before Mother’s Day. I was told I could have take out which I paid for and use an area upstairs. Sadly to say we have left and are onto greener pastures as they say after paying a great deal of money for her care. I would just like people to be aware of this policy that exists at Moravian Village before bringing your loved ones here.
This place is horrible for rehad. I would say 1 in 10 of the staff care and are knowledgeable about taking care of the elderly. Don't let your loved one go there. Country Meadows is much better.
Every experience of mine with Moravian Village has far exceeded my expectations.
My father has lived at Moravian Village for several months now and from the custodial staff to the IT staff and any and all professionals in between, Moravian Village is an A+ establishment! I visit him weekly and highly recommend their breakfast dining area (and employees Kim and Katelynn - now at the front desk), as well as Al in maintenance, who are the epitome of the type of staff you would want at any business, or working for you in any capacity! The entire grounds are well maintained, every employee goes out of their way to say hello, and overall, it’s just a great environment.
Do not stay here if you need timely pain medication. Their personal buzzer system is a cruel joke. The aide responds, you tell her you need pain medication, she cancels your buzzer and supposedly goes to tell the nurse who can administer it. Tonight I told the aide TWICE that I needed pain medication and didn't get it. After waiting THREE HOURS, I went out to the nurses station where I was told that the aide never told the nurse. I neither know nor care which one of them is lying. With multiple broken bones, when I need pain medication, I REALLY need it! They seemingly couldn't care less. Tonight took the record but I'd waited 2 hours and 12 minutes once before so this was not a one-time occurrence.