$15,000+ a month for staff who LIE AND STEAL from residents, to just film TikTok's dancing and…read moreleaving residents to wander off is something I really don't understand. Also giving my grandmother who can't eat solid foods due to having a stroke VEGETABLE SOUP with full pieces, and no one to feed her either. Michael doesn't care one bit either, completely blew us off where I truly feel like my grandmother is dying tomorrow at this point due to their lack of care. All they see is your family member being a dollar sign in their eyes, ABSOLUTELY HORRIFYING!!!

Beautiful place with caring staff and happy residents. This is a place I would feel comfortable…read morewith my parents living.

It has been four months since my stroke, and I am still following the instructions that my…read moretherapist sent me home with, and I see a difference almost every day. I can't say enough about how wonderful my Rehab at this hospital was! Thank you from the bottom of my heart!

After having my knees replaced I went to Bryn Mawr three days a week for six weeks. Care was…read moreexceptional. Therapists were so on top of treatments. I was scared when I first started but it was perfect. I would recommend BM to everyone

So far so good! I was here to visit my grandmom last week and the staff seemed caring, enthusiastic…read moreand attentive. Gram is getting to the age where she will require 24/7 care and I really felt comfortable with her here. The staff gave her balloons for her birthday and too her outside for her occupational therapy as well- it was a really enjoyable visit.

This is now called Pineview Rehabilitation and Nursing Care. Do not take your loved one there…read more Our loved one was placed into this facility because of dementia, a persistent UTI and a Kennedy bedsore. The staff dId not pick up after themselves in the patient's room so it was always dirty. At 14K a month our loved one got the opposite of what was needed. With the dementia our loved one's hands got shaky and it was hard to get the food to the mouth. But the staff just plopped the tray down and left and the staff did not make sure our loved on had enough to drink, even water. Then when the dementia progressed and our loved one no longer wanted to eat, the staff were told to wake our loved one up to force feed our loved one which caused aspiration pneumonia. Our loved one got more bed sores on the heels and neck. Although Pineview advertises "comfort care," even worse, our loved one suffered in writhing pain, because not enough pain medication was given there, as an evaluation at the Hospital had recommended.. As family members, when we pointed out our concerns in care, we were gas lighted and told that our loved one was fine even though we could see with our own eyes that the opposite was true. Blessedly our loved one had to go back to the hospital and was placed on hospice there where our loved one passed in peace and dignity.

My Auntie is a resident of Camilla Nursing home having served as an IHM Sister for 75 years. She…read moreserved as the president of Immaculata for 2 terms. My Aunt is 96 soon to be 97. Although Camilla is a nursing home it is not a depressing place. Quite the opposite! There is a very happy vibe with all the nurses, housekeepers, volunteers and residents. I attribute my Aunt's long lasting life to the excellent medical care she has received. I also believe that being surrounded by a loving community of sisters, friends, and valuable volunteers has had a tremendous positive impact. I'm thankful for this fantastic facility and I have no doubt that my Aunt is very happy and well taken care of. My heartfelt Thanks (seems so inadequate for all they do) to all the staff serving our sisters!

Only just a few months ago, we didn't know if our mom would still be with us. Last night she played…read morea thirty minute recital on piano for the other guests and staff at her home. She's been practicing almost every day for months. People look a lot of places for inspiration, but sometimes it's those closest to you that provide the most. She can now walk in short distances, play the piano, hold her grandchildren, visit her home, and love us all the way she always has. We are all so proud of her and I will continue to appreciate every day we have with her in our lives. I hope she can inspire anyone, especially those living with Parkinson's Disease. A very big thank you to Bryn Mawr Terrace for believing her when other places wouldn't and having such a caring and supportive staff. Her next performance will be in May.

PLEASE THINK TWICE BEFORE PUTTING YOUR LOVED ONE IN THIS FACILITY!!!…read more Address: 773 E. Haverford Rd., Bryn Mawr, PA 19010 I am a family member of a resident at Bryn Mawr Village Impressions Memory Care. Before, placing your loved one in this facility, you must commit to being there every day, as I am, to check on your loved one. The facility is understaffed, unsanitary, and unsafe. I've emailed and talked to the facility managers and staff several times but conditions have not improved. This is what I've seen and what you would be paying for: * Unexplained bruises on my resident's arms and fingers. Broken and decayed teeth due to nonexistent oral hygiene. My resident's gums were bleeding badly when I tried to brush his teeth. No one told me they were not brushing them so I assumed they were, which I've learned not to assume anything. I have brushed them every day since. * I've seen a resident fall twice in one hour. * The same resident being aggressive with the aids and nurses. * Another resident so upset by that aggression that the resident rambled on for an hour. * A resident asking to be taken to the bathroom but unable to go because the other residents in the room would be left unattended. * Three residents, who could barely walk, getting up from there wheel chairs when the room was left unattended. * Five residents, including my resident, left in their beds due to understaffing. * Dirty laundry on the floor, soiled rugs, and an unkept bathroom in my resident's room. * Nurses and aids on their phones while on duty. One was watching a video while a resident almost fell from their wheelchair. * The use of my resident's hospice equipment for other residents. My resident has been in this facility for a year and this is not a complete list. Be careful and know this is a daily commitment for family members. For my resident, Hospice does most of the personal care. I do the remainder. The facility provides the room and meals.

Be warned - Bellingham is building out, adding new residents daily. Unfortunately services -…read morespecifically dining services - are not responding to this increase in population. Running out of menu selections (including frozen premade desserts, yes something as simple as ordering & then thawing for service), wait times of 30+ minutes ( single person waiting for seating), food still being served well out of safe temperatures ("hot" foods served at 100 - 110*, "cold" food s served at room temperature. Bottom line is that Bellingham's efforts are solely directed towards increasing resident population with little thought on quantity of life/services for existing residents. I could not recommend this facility friends & family.

Donna from Bellingham was absolutely incredible in helping my family find the perfect independent…read moreliving situation for my parents. She was patient, kind, and truly took the time to understand our financial situation and unique needs. Donna went above and beyond to ensure the process was smooth and stress-free, which meant the world to us during such an important transition. Her professionalism and compassion made a challenging time so much easier. She listened to our concerns, answered all our questions, and never made us feel rushed or pressured. Thanks to Donna, my parents are now in a wonderful place that feels like home, and we couldn't be more grateful for her support and dedication. She truly made a difference for our family!

oh my goodness!! great care!! was there for rehab a couple…read moreof times, kindness and great care is their byword!! rehab staff were pleasant and helpful! food was good and hot! laundry was quick ! nursing staff attentive and noticed any problem!!. activities were frequent. 5 star treatment by aides!! Mass on Sunday for Catholics and family if they choose. rosary each morning. also exercise class on closed tv daily. staff checked frequently.

My grandmother was a resident at Little Flower a while ago and her care was phenomenal. The…read morefacility is clean and welcoming and the staff was amazing. When my grandmother passed, several nurses and aides attended her funeral. We visited my grandmother daily and we knew even when we were not there, shew as getting the best care. The staff was always so nice and so eager to assist us with any request we had. My grandmother was happy and in a very safe and caring place. God bless!