Our family member experienced a pedestrian accident trauma in 2025, requiring extensive…read moreconvalescing care and physical therapy. After two disastrous stays at other deceptively rated PT facilities in Moorestown (Cambridge) and Voorhees (Autumn Lake), I can't praise the Medford Leas Physical Rehab facility enough. We experienced a clean, friendly, unpretentious environment, a very high quality of care, highly skilled English- speaking staff, a generous hotel grade menu, and a "go the extra mile" attention to individual patient needs. Medford Leas Physical Rehab not only gave our family member the encouragement one needs when they are down, but they restored our family's faith in humanity after experiencing two prior facilities that can only be described as "holding facilities for the unwell." Kudos and thank you Medford Leas. One final, unfortunate word, care like this is obviously more costly than those understaffed Medicaid warehouses that now represent the majority of residential PT/convalescing facilities. Your private insurance carrier may balk at the rates and your co-pay may be prohibitive if they consider Medford Leas "out of network."

This place thinks they can accurately determine which level of care a resident needs without doing…read moreany screening or meeting the person. I called to set up a tour for my parents, and upon hearing that my mother has a memory diagnosis, they immediately told me she would have to move into assisted living -- independent living was not an option, in their view. This despite that fact that my mother is still early in her diagnosis and functioning independently, and a higher level of care than she actually needs would definitely compromise her health rather than improve it. When I said I thought there must have been some miscommunication, I was told no, that's just how their "qualification process" works. That's actually the *absence* of a process. If they think they know what a resident needs without actually taking the individual into account, I hate to think how else they may discount residents' individuality there. All other CCRCs we toured (4 of them) were in agreement that my parents are both a fit for independent living. I feel like we dodged a bullet by not getting any further with Medford Leas. Especially if you have a loved one with a memory diagnosis, make sure you find a place that wants to ask you questions or meet your loved one *before* determining their level of need.

Rehabilitation Facility! When 5 of us visited our friend and…read morefamily member last week. We all came down with an extreme Stomach Virus. Two of us were hospitalized. It lasted over 7 days. Today I find our friend was rushed to Virtua Hospital with low BP and a Viral Infection. I called and asked for a person in charge. A very rude Woman picked up and when I told her they should have Quarantine it and closed it Visitors. She started hedging and said they fixed it. How dog fox a speeding Virus. Then when I questioned her about my Uncle. She said she knew nothing about that. His Caretaker has who has Cancer has called several times and has never gotten a straight answer. In Fact Physical Therapist called him this week and said he has make a decision by March 18 to remove him or put him in the Nursing Home there. Why the PT and not a Doctor or Social Worker. After this I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone.

This is the worst facility you could choose for your loved one - the night nurses leave patients in…read moretheir own mess, never changing them Rooms are dingy and disgusting - food Is horrible and non nutritious I have been in touch with my attorney to file charges of patient neglect These people need to be stopped - not a place you want to put your loved one In my mothers new facility , Mount Holly Rehabilitation and Care Facility, for which she gets superb care, several of the employees used to work at Care One and expressed the same deplorable conditions which caused them to leave I am calling for this facility to be shut down for patient neglect I have contacted my colleague and now State Senator to investigate conditions here and in their Moorestown location I got a call from their VP of Clinical who was going to follow up - still waiting to hear

I highly recommend Brandywine Living at Moorestown Estates as the facility, management and staff…read moreare great at their job and are warm, loving and attentive to their residents. My husband and I moved my mom (Mercedes) into Brandywine in August of 2019 and everyone at Brandywine made mom feel so at home. She was very happy living at Brandywine and she built a lot of great relationships. But more importantly, several months after mom's move into the she was diagnosed with terminal cancer. Mom was placed in their hospice program which was exceptional. The nurses, aides and management were so attentive and cared for her in such a loving way. I will forever be grateful for the amazing care mom received at Brandywine from everyone. Linda Goldberg

Our 94 year old mother has lived at Brandywine for a year. She was reluctant at first, and just…read morewanted to stay in her room. She is in a wheelchair, so mobility, and assistance is key for her daily routines. Within a short time, the staff at Brandywine have become her family. Every department makes resident life their priority. When covid started in the spring, the staff quickly introduced new protocols, and have done a remarkable job keeping everyone safe, and healthy. We receive weekly status updates on staff and residents, and more if necessary. Although the pandemic has created anxiety and concern, our family is grateful everyday she lives there. We cannot imagine her living anywhere else. Now, our mother plays bingo, poker, attends happy hour, and is involved in most activities. All done with small groups, scheduled, distanced, with masks. Our mother is living the last years of her life happy, healthy, and safe.

Amazing support throughout the decision-making process and transition. Providing a level of care…read morethat I didn't even realize my Dad needed and is benefiting from. Warm, wonderful people.

My father-in-law became a resident of Brightview Mt. Laurel's Wellspring (Alzheimers) unit in…read moreFebruary 2015. After nearly eight months here, it is the opinion of our family that the quality of care that he has received at Brightview is inadequate, the cleanliness of the facility is unsatisfactory, and recent quarantines forbidding us from seeing him for over three weeks for scabies and other unknown pathogens running rampant in the facility have been completely unacceptable. We moved him out in October 2015. I would definitely not recommend this facility for your loved one.

I'm sure the care at Wiley is stellar, but my family has had a horrendously unprofessional…read moreexperience with admissions and social services. We were told for two days that my Father had a bed for sub-acute rehab. We were even given a room number. The holdup to transferring him was supposedly insurance authorization. I spoke with the insurance company at least six times and they assured me that they had not received an authorization request from Wiley nor had Wiley contacted his current facility. At the end of the second day we were told by admissions that they will not have a bed for my Father and they could not tell us why. The head of admissions told us that they were just 'the messenger'. I've yet to hear an explanation or an apology for keeping us hanging for 2 days when we could have been working to have my Father placed elsewhere or moved to a private room at his current facility, which are now all filled.

This a a great community. I moved my mom from Delaware after her husband passed away. They are…read morecaring and attentive to their residents. My mom still lives in independent living. But the times that she needed their services they were right there for her. She was recently transported to the hospital, a nurse from Wiley's took the time to call me and advised me she was admitted. Even tho I had just gotten off the phone with my mom this meant a great deal to me. My husband has COVID so I was unable to be with my mom. I am beyond impressed with Wiley's and how they treat their residents and their family members. Thank you Wileys.

This agency has moved and is now located at 537 Nicholson Road, opposite the Walmart, Applebee's,…read moreacme complex. It's a huge building with lots of senior services including an adult daycare, Home Health Aides, very reasonably cost senior transportation, and a host of other programs that they offer to low income senior citizens in Camden and Burlington county. I'm very fortunate my mother lives in their catchment area as she needs the medical transportation. We've just begun this relationship with this organization and I've been impressed with how they manage to provide services even though they are operating on such a low-budget. I was happy to make a donation to them as I could see it goes directly into helping seniors like my mother. The staff there is so pleasant to work with and are dedicated and do such a good job. I will say however that because of the low budget and staffing and the reduced number of hours with the medical transport you have to make the calls in on time in the morning to schedule and it's required two weeks in advance for scheduling medical appointments and you have to call the day before to confirm every appointment. With more money I'm sure they can become more and more automated in this process or at least have more vans and more staff available. My mother said that so far the drivers were very nice and they were on time and that they drive good too. And that is high praise from my mother.

From the owner: Our MissionThe mission of SCUCS is to enhance the quality of life for senior citizens and people…read morewith disabilities, and especially those with the greatest socio-economic need.Our GoalOur goal is to keep older adults and people with disabilities living independently and active in the community and prevent unnecessary institutionalization, by offering an array of services to address the needs of our consumers and provide support for their caregivers.

A year ago I had to I had to receive infusions every 6 hours around the clock for a very serious…read moreinfection. I am thankful for those who took such good care of me during my five week stay at Care One. I also watched how others who had problems more difficult than mine were treated. Has to be one of the most difficult jobs taking care of the very sick who are unable to communicate with their care provider. From what I witnessed the people at Care One were very professional and caring in the treatment of their patients. Of course there are those who are more attentive than others. But in my opinion they are very special people.

Terrible care for a person. This place should be closed…read moreTell them your problems with their care and they really do nothing Really disgraceful to the elderly