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Warrington, PA
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Neshaminy Manor was fabulous. They had a beautiful setup. They had 60 beds for memory care, but there's a long waiting list. I'm trying to get Medicaid for my husband because everything is way out of my price range. The rooms were like two to a room. They weren't big. They were a decent size. Everybody had their own TV, their own bed, and their own closet. There was a nice bathroom in there. It was nice. The staff was great and very informative. They couldn't have been nicer. They're very easy to ask questions. They were just very accommodating with anything we wanted to know. We were just in…
Neshaminy Manor was fabulous. They had a beautiful setup. They had 60 beds for memory care, but there's a long waiting list. I'm trying to get Medicaid for my husband because everything is way out of my price range. The rooms were like two to a room. They weren't big. They were a decent size. Everybody had their own TV, their own bed, and their own closet. There was a nice bathroom in there. It was nice. The staff was great and very informative. They couldn't have been nicer. They're very easy to ask questions. They were just very accommodating with anything we wanted to know. We were just in the memory unit, but they had all kinds of setups for nursing care. Every single thing there was excellent. I did not try the food, but they had a menu. They also had a delicatessen if you didn't like the food. It was so, so nice. It was unbelievable. They had a whole chart full for the day and month to do things and get people to interact.
Neshaminy Manor is a nicer facility and it's got a nicer building. Everything's awesome there. Everything's well-lit and they have the best of everything. It was one of the nicest places we've ever seen. We saw the kitchen and the food. We smelled the food and it looked great. We had a meeting with the director, the director's assistant, and also the gentleman in charge of memory care. They make you come in for an interview with the patient. So, my mom was interviewed with us. They're very thorough, very nice, and very educated. It's a great experience.
My relative was a resident of Neshaminy Manor. It was clean. The care was excellent, accommodating, and friendly. The communication was great. He said the food was okay. He was in hospice, so he didn't have any activity.
My dad is now at Neshaminy Manor. It is county owned. He has gotten very good care there. They have semi-private rooms, so it's not homey. They do a lot with activities, which I like. They're really good with therapy. The nursing staff is really good, too. My dad loves the nursing staff. He has been very happy there. I would say he has been treated well. He is in short-term rehab. It is a little older. They don't have nicer rooms and all that. They're more glorified hospital rooms where everybody has a roommate, but the care is very good. My dad has been very happy with the treatment by the nurses and the staff. The social workers are great, too. I would recommend it to people. I was there last week, and they had a bingo day. Occasionally, musicians would stop by. They'll do crafts for those that are interested in it. I think they're capable of handling all types of situations, whether it's memory care or people with different physical abilities and different assisted needs. I think they can handle a lot in terms of what people need physically. I don't think they're super expensive. They also deal a lot with different insurances and Medicare and all that.
If you have a family member on Hospice and facing eminent death DO NOT take them to Neshaminy Manor. Staff and administration show no compassion for the family whatsoever only allowing two people in the room with the patient and no one is allowed to stay overnight with their loved one. So my friend will probably die alone tonight. This is unconscionable and inhumane.
My mom moved into Neshaminy Manor. I don't have any complaints. It's clean, it's professional, and my mom is always clean and taken care of. The residents are happy, which makes me happy and the staff is very friendly. I'm happy there. There's always plenty of staff all the time. It's modern, it's not old and rundown. It's a nice environment. My mom is in a transition room right now, maybe they can make the room a bit homey.
My mother is in Neshaminy Manor for rehab. We were just not happy with the accommodation. They're understaffed and overworked; the attitude is poor. There are a couple of things too. She doesn't like the food. They have no activities, except for rehab; that's all they do. It looks older. It looks like they haven't done a lot of updates to it, and the rooms are small. It looks pretty clean.
My sister has been a resident in the nursing home for over 4 years. The staff is friendly, caring and skilled. my sister has seemed content for all the years which is what I have been praying for. I did not rate everything because she can no longer make use of all activities and regular meals. We were lucky to have her admitted here. Thank you all.