My Father lives there ! five things i love about…read moreSpringhill 1 location In Erie pa just outside the city proper but close enough to trains airport and bus stations for under a 20 dollar cab fare 2 the staff seem so nice attentive and pleasant 3the place is Clean Bright and easy to navagate for seniors and guests 4 the apartment/suites are huge ! two bath big bedrooms and living areas kitchens are nice and modern too 5 there is so much to do there for residents and the living seems easy neighbors are all friendly Azure cafe is a cheap eatery ! Dad has a great view overlooking the little pond with geese and a sweet gazaboe i am sure there are other services they offer that i have not mentioned like cleaning = his apartment is cleaned every two weeks

My husband and I moved to Springhill a year ago--after the 1918 Christmas snowfall of six feet--and…read moreknow we made the right choice to relocate from Philadelphia where such a facility of Springhill's caliber would be financially prohibitive. For my husband, a Girard native, moving here was "coming home." For me, it has become home in one short year. If you're bored at Springhill, you really aren't trying. You can be busy 24/7. The staff is professional and compassionate, the food delicious, and residents accomplished and engaging. My husband and I look forward to this next phase in our life journey and many more active years ahead in a natural, safe, and engaging environment that is Springhill.

Simy the best staff & clients to work with and work for. Pediatrics is our specialty. Both Long &…read moreShort Term Home Healthcare.

Use someone else. The employees will keep billing you for something that was paid in full by your…read moreinsurance. Beware.

My father had COPD and had leased oxygen equipment and tanks from Apria Healthcare. He passed in…read moreApril of this year at 79, and my mother paid two final bills. The last because they claimed they were never paid. In October Apria Healthcare sent her a check in my father's name in the amount of $26.40, knowing he was deceased, because she had in fact overpaid. She called them to have them send a check in her name because she was unable to do anything with a check in his. They said the needed a copy of the death certificate emailed to PPMC@APRIA.COM, and said to reference the check #, state her relationship to the deceased and provide her mailing address. I did this for her because she is technologically illiterate. After a couple weeks, when she never received the check, she called and got the run around. They claimed they never received the email. I had owned a small website development and hosting company for 18 years. I know that, when you send an email to an email address that does not exist, the mail server bounces the email back to you. This is how I know it was received. Whomever she talked to said that they didn't have to send her a check because the account was not in her name. She went to the local Apria Healthcare office and got the same treatment. I filed a BBB complaint and their response was the she refused to send the copy of the death certificate, which is a lie. They received the email with the attached death certificate, they just want to keep $26.40 from the widow of a former customer. It's sick! IMO, people need to be think carefully about dealing with Apria Healthcare. They love to game play. While looking on the Internet for similar complaints, I found this from a law firm that details some of the biggest issues with Apria Healthcare, including billing: https://www.agrusslawfirm.com/companies-with-arbitration-clauses/apria-healthcare-llc Consumer, Beware.