Do nothing organization! Waste of time talking with them. Very rude and ignorant. Appear to allow…read morenursing homes to torture seniors! Lie about helping. No investigation performed and closed case. What is their purpose?

No help! If they would have finished the process and paperwork with my mother, we wouldn't be in a…read morehuge mess. Social worker closes case and can't speak to them. No one returns phone calls. I have heard this from several people including a doctor.

Care quality needs to be there as well as listening to what the sick person says is wrong, don't…read morepatronize him, her. Chambersburg Wellspan hospital needs to offer more complicated services that send people to--Carlisle, Harrisburg, Mechanicsburg, Pittsburgh, other areas---cancer diagnosis and treatment, back surgeries, hip, knee replacement surgeries and what would really be great is...a Fitness, Health, Wellness Center offering cardio weight training, racquetball courts, 1 or 2 huge pools with slides, occupational, physical and brain therapy, offer low impact fitness classes, cafeteria and restaurant, gift shops that offer Wellspan name and saying to go with it.

I came today for a diagnostic cardiac catheterization and had the best experience. Absolutely all…read morestaff from security at the weapons detector, information test, registration, and catheterization lab were all top rate.sadly, the only nurse whose name i recall was Maddy, even though they each introduced themselves and were kind, professional, and helpful. My cardiologist was Dr Jeremy Rier who I thought the world of! All my questions were answered clearly and I knew everything to expect. I worried for absolutely nothing! I have nore testing to do next week and will require a procedure in the near future yet fully trust that I am in the best of hands!

Compassionate care for any age. Genuine and skillful nursing. Love the respected outlook towards…read moreall human beings.

From the owner: Research has shown that the elderly living at home have a more emotionally satisfying aging…read moreexperience than those who are moved out of their home environment (Aumann et al. 2008). One Love Community Care LLC has been a vision since the early 1980's and was founded with a passionate desire to help families keep their aging mother, father, grandparents or friend in their home as they grow older. We are committed to maintaining certified and qualified staff who demonstrate not only the knowledge, skills and attentiveness, but also compassion, love, attention and humility to all we serve. We provide exceptional assistance to the elderly in the areas of Personal Care, Skilled Care, Professional Pampering, Companionship, Meals Prepared & Served, Errands & Transportation and Hospice Support.

Avoid this place at all costs!!!! My mother lost 20lbs while she was there. None of the staff…read moreinformed me she was losing weight. Food was terrible and obviously they don't monitor nor care if they are eating or not. Had a large bruise on her arm that none of the nurses documented so nobody seemed to know what it came from. Director of nursing never addressed my voicemail or email with photo of it. Knowing she was confused she was left unattended in a room and fell out of her wheelchair. At the time she fell I was in speaking with admin about all my complaints about the facility and this large bruise. Can you believe the unit director had the nerve to ask me if I had thought about where I would place her if she ever needed long term care? My answer, well certainly not here! It's all about keeping beds filled there for profit. They didn't even want to send her out to get checked after falling until I said I want her checked! I guess they were afraid they would lose money for the day since it was still before one o'clock and they knew I wouldn't let her come back after all this. ED said she was malnourished, electrolytes were off, dehydrated, wbc was up and she had a uti. Funny the nurse practitioner had just told me earlier in the day her bloodwork looked pretty good. They lie. My mother suffered a concussion from the fall, severe back pain and a laceration to her arm. They blame everything on being short staffed. Well if you can't have enough staff for all the patients then stop taking more people in. Oh no you can't do that because it's all about the mighty dollar. They don't care about the patients/residents. Don't fall for their talk. They are good at "lip service". Actions speak louder than words. Horrible place. Ask around. Hospitals and a lot of the people in the community know how bad it is. Thankfully I was able to get her out of the hospital and found a caretaker for my mother for when I'm at work and not there to take care of her. She is home now and doing well. Maybe the fall was a blessing in disguise. I really feel if she had to stay at Manorcare any longer she surely would have died from their lack of care and neglect. If you have been through a similar experience with a loved one here or have any questions please feel free to contact me.

My father was placed here to recover after surgery…read more I am a medical professional, who has been in and out of many institutions throughout my life and can offer the following opinion, based on his and my experience here. The staff is courteous and professional, but they are a bit understaffed on the weekends. The facility is clean and tidy, so that's another positive. The food on the other hand is horrific. There are no fresh fruits or vegetables at all. Every meal is laiden with nothing but carbs: mostly white bread and instant mashed potatoes. The amount of salt in the diets here is atrocious and everything comes out of a box or a can. Their idea of nutrition is a fish stick in a hot dog bun. How anyone can heal in this place is beyond me.

If you truly love your family member, especially one living with dementia, I strongly urge you to…read morelook elsewhere. Our experience was deeply concerning. The level of care did not match what was promised. There were multiple instances where my loved one was not properly supervised, which led to falls that could have been prevented with appropriate monitoring. We were told that staff would regularly check on residents, but in reality, that did not happen consistently. This lack of attention is especially dangerous for individuals with dementia who require closer care and supervision. What was most upsetting was the lack of communication. When my loved one was injured, when we got there no one came to talk to us about at all. We often had to ask questions ourselves, and even then, answers were unclear. Additionally, the overall attitude of some staff members came across as insensitive and lacking compassion, which is the last thing families want in a care setting. I would strongly recommend that families carefully consider other options and thoroughly research facilities before making a decision. One star because the makes you put one.

My father had a terrible experience with the staff at Kingston Court. Many times, he was left…read moresitting for hours while wet or soiled before being changed and cleaned. Communication with the staff was poor, and they did not demonstrate empathy or care when speaking with our family. The facility is understaffed, and patients are often neglected. Even local paramedics mentioned they would never send their own family there. I wish I had known this before sending my father to Kingston Court for rehabilitation--never again! He was discharged from rehab way too soon and now he is back in the hospital and have to go through rehab again at another facility!!!

Our dad needed to downside and sell his home. As a family we researched senior independent living…read moreand Country Meadows was one of several we looked into in the area. We had a great tour with Garrett and came back for a second visit, enjoying lunch in the Bistro. We felt very much at home. The staff is great, attentive, genuinely warm and friendly. We got dad on the waiting list and was grateful something came available within a few months. Dad has acclimated wonderfully. And our family has adopted Garrett as an honorary sibling. CM made the transition easy for dad, and for us kids.

We have started the process of seeking skilled care for my Grandfather. Per the recommendation of…read morea co-worker we reached out to Country Meadows of Leader Heights. I spoke with Angele. During our conversation she made me feel very at ease and explained the process so I could fully understand. Angele definitely made this difficult process a bit easier.