Memory Care, Independent Living, Assisted Living. Big pool, great staff! The aids work extremely…read morehard to make sure the residents are safe.

The campus is huge. Cleanliness is definitely a priority. All the staff is friendly. The care is…read moregreat, very attentive to people's needs. They provide all kinds of care - independent living and assisted living. I recommend getting into independent living while you still can.

The assisted living facility is run very poorly and is understaffed. The residents are treated more…read moreas "wards" than as real people or residents. It's very sad to see the residents in assisted living being treated with little empathy.

Our mom moved into the Delaney about six months ago. I can't adequately describe how wonderful the…read moreexperience was for our mother and our family. The staff is caring and simply tremendous and worthy of calling out by name Seari, Mathew, and Jackie in particular. The dining staff goes the extra mile with a varied daily menu. I got to spend a lot of time as mom was at end of life...I met some amazing residents who genuinely cared for my mother. The culture of The Delaney is what helps make it unique. The building is brand new with a definite pride of ownership. As you can read I appreciate the Team Delaney and highly recommend it for your loved ones Steve Bashe

From the owner: The Delaney at Bridgewater, in Bridgewater, New Jersey, offers a vibrant senior living experience…read morewith Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Memory Care, all within one campus, allowing residents to age in place as their needs change. Nestled on 38 wooded acres just off I-287 and Route 22, residents enjoy both a peaceful, residential setting and proximity to Central New Jersey's upscale shopping, dining, and entertainment. Guided by LifeStyle Promises®, the community emphasizes comfort, choice, and connection, empowering residents to shape their lifestyle and enjoy meaningful daily moments. Services include bi-weekly housekeeping, 24/7 staff support and emergency systems, apartment and grounds maintenance, local transportation, chef-prepared meals, a Health and Wellness Navigation program, most utilities, and a pet-friendly environment. Amenities feature restaurant-style dining, a full-service salon and spa, a fitness studio, art studio, access to higher levels of care, a multipurpose room for socializing, and underground parking. Every detail is crafted to create a welcoming environment for a maintenance-free, fulfilling lifestyle.

I am the resident doing the review. The facility is magnificent in its appearance; the people that…read morework here are good people they care immensely. If you're not happy here you're probably not going to be happy anywhere.

Atrium Assisted Living is an excellent place. We visited different Assisted Living entities for the…read moreperfect fit for my parents needs but Atrium Assisted Living is the only place that made us feel at home. You made our decision very easy because your facility can offer superb programs and care. I was confident enough to leave my parents under Atrium's care because everyone treated my parents like a family. Daisy Newson the Director is very professional and understands how important family decision it is to entrust their parents to a facility without feeling guilty. I feel her genuine compassion towards my parents . My parents lifestyle changed for good after moving to Atrium Assisted Living. They are both happier with the care, food and activities. It is also convenient for my Dad to go to his physical therapy because it's just next door. The convenience you provided from the visiting doctors , 24/7 nurses and aides is unparalleled. The facility itself is like a five stars resort. I particularly like Ms. Newson's unique approach to her clients by assuring us that Atrium will take good care of my parents and most importantly you value the trust of every family that come to seek for the best care of their parents. I would highly recommend Atrium Assisted Living to anyone that seeks excellent place for their loved ones.

Like many adult children, it's a challenge to see your parents needing more care and losing their…read moreindependence. For a long time, our mom wouldn't even consider a senior living facility. She believed no one cared about the residents and she felt as if she was being put away. Fortunately, we found Brandywine at Mountain Ridge. I was in tears from the first time I walked in because it was exactly what we were looking for. Incredibly caring staff, and I mean everyone that works there. They love the people in their care so much that the residents pick up that caring feeling and care for each other. She is happy there, has made friends, loves the food and participates in the activities she likes. My mom is back to mom we knew a long time ago because she trusts in good people at Brandywine, and they take wonderful care of her. I totally recommend this place!

My mother has been living in a one-bedroom apartment at Brandywine since February 2015. She was…read morequite depressed before moving to Brandywine and was living with a temporary aide. By the time she'd been at Brandywine for a couple of days, she started wearing her earrings and lipstick, nice clothes, and after a month, the improvement in her was remarkable. She has made friends and plays bingo every day, and she loves Biscuit, the Brandywine rescue shih-tzu. The staff is wonderful, caring, and supportive, and there is always enough staff to attend to an emergency. They keep great track of their seniors' whereabouts, and if she needs, help is just a push of a button away. Not only is my mom much happier, but we are as well, since we're not worried about her all the time. I highly recommend this beautiful place.

We applied to have my mom become a resident of Avalon. After going through all the BS paperwork,…read morefinancial, medical, etc., my mom was rejected because she was a smoker. The owners, the Pelligrinos and Rivera-Dugenios families, have a smoke-free policy on their locations, which we knew and accepted. However, it appears they do not permit smokers from becoming residents at all. More and more New Jersey is becoming a socialist state but denying someone access to assisted living because they smoke, takes away from Constitutional rights. Given this is a private facility, there are no constitutional rights on private property. Keep that in mind when putting your parent into assisted living. You're better off having in-home care.

If I could give zero stars I would. A horrible place to work and a horrible place to send your…read moreparents. If you want to send your parents somewhere that will neglect to care for them an talk to them any kind of way then this is the place for it. Not sure why the state hasn't done a surprise pop up on this place. Short staffed! Employees sleep on the job I have pictures to prove it. Employees also eat the food from the fridge that is for the patients. Company also will know employees are in violation of things such as not changing patients, leaving patients soiled an has a history of not taking any action about it.

The minute my fathers condition got worse they threw him and my mother out with no referral so I…read morewas stuck finding a place for my parents. They do blue diapered my mother and then couldn't understand why she was getting UTI's. All about the money

When it comes to assisted living communities... Brandywine Living is at the top of the game! The…read morestaff is friendly, the community is clean, and the residents are truly happy! There is so much going on right when you walk in the door and you can feel the the good vibes as soon as you walk in. There's a beautiful courtyard and balconies off each floor to get fresh air. There are nurses on site 24/7, there's a full time driver, and a whole calendar full of activities each month! Definitely a community NOT to be missed when you're looking for an assisted living!

They don't assist your family member. Room and board is provided but importantly, they miss medical…read moreproblems and are reluctant to even do laundry. It's more like independent living and very expensive for what is provided. Staff is nice but care is inadequate.

Brandywine Living is an amazing assisted living facility. With around the clock support this place…read moreis truly a gem! Each staff member cares and from the moment you step into this place you are immersed with true elegance! Highly recommend! With thanks, Andrew T. Closson Business partner Homestead Farm Market, Lambertville

My Mom moved into Mercer Hill in October 2022. She was so excited for all of the opportunities and…read moreamenities promised at the time the contract was signed. There were many positives about life at Mercer Hill. Beth Lynn, Activities Director and McKenna Kingsbaue, Associate Activities Director are amazing. They treat the residents with respect and compassion. They work hard to plan trips and activities that will interest the residents and my Mom loved both women. Unfortunately, my Mother fell ill in December and was placed on Hospice in January. All my Mother wanted was to be at home in her final days so I arranged with hospice to have her brought to HER home in Mercer Hill. However, instead of being met with concern and compassion I was met by Daniel Thompson, Guest Services Director with attempts to block my Mother from being in her own home in her final days. While still getting my Mother settled into her bed and hospice arranging care, Daniel came up to my Mother's room to confront me about bringing her back to her apartment insisting that they have never had anyone on hospice on the Independent Side. (so the obvious concern was that Mercer Hill would not be profiting off my mother's last days). I explained to Dan that I had arranged all of my own care and that Mercer Hill would have no responsibilities and as she is on the Independent side this fits with the message that Dan consistently delivers to the residents stating that residents on the independent living side must care for themselves despite their own website stating differently. When I let Dan know that my Mother and I would not be leaving and informed him that I would sue if necessary he stood 10 feet from my dying mother and laughed. As I pushed back on Dan, letting him know that I intended to grant my Mother's wish to die at home he informed me that he would need to speak with Debra Bodner the General Manager and ran off downstairs. At no point during this brief and unsettling conversation did Dan ever ask about my Mother, express concern for the fact that she was on hospice and clearly ill or even ask how I was doing under the circumstance. When Dan returned 30 minutes later with Beth Lynn the Activities Director Dan still expressed no compassion or concern for the situation and very haughtily stated that "she can stay as long as she has 24 hour care". When I confronted Dan about his attitude and the fact that he had the indecency to laugh at me while my Mother lay dying he again began to laugh and told me that he brought Beth with him to show compassion. Let me remind you, Daniel Thompson is the Guest Services Director. His job is to take care of the residents, listen to their concerns and address them as necessary. Dan is never out among the residents, he shows no interest in the residents or their well being. Shortly after my Mother's death, while speaking with one of my Mother's friends, Dan walked by and the friend referred to him as the biggest Dead Wood at Mercer Hill and stated that he is worthless. After learning how my Mother and I were treated in her final days, many residents complained to me that neither Dan nor Debra had any concern for the residents and that if complaints were made by the residents they were summarily ignored by Dan and Debra. An experience I had myself when talking to both after Debra raised my Mother's rent $500 per month (a 40% rent increase) on her first anniversary. Debra Bodner, as the General Manager showed absolutely no empathy for the fact that the residents lived on a fixed income and that a 40% rent increase was in fact cruel and unethical. It concerns me that Dan and Debra are running Mercer Hill as I have seen many negative affects from their obvious lack of concern for the residents and hope that the owners of Mercer Hill realize that a community with many wonderful features is slowly being destroyed by the very people whose job it is to care for and protect the residents, Daniel Thompson and Debra Bodner.

Don't do it! Don't get fooled with all the bells and whistles. Horrible place for any family…read moremember who has dementia, or can't advocate for themselves.

My Mother was admitted to the Wesley Skilled Nursing Facility in Doylestown, PA after discharge…read morefrom the hospital. While the facility itself could use some updating (that's the reason for 4 stars instead of 5) the Staff is incredible and they were extremely helpful during my Mother's stay at the facility. Nurses Anna and Vicky were incredible and my Mother, who was not the easiest patient, liked them very much. Unfortunately while at the facility my Mother's health declined quickly (not due to the treatment by the facility) and they helped me to transition my Mother to Hospice and made it possible for my Mom to go home to her own house for her final days. The Director of Nursing and the facility Manager were incredibly helpful in setting up Hospice and were extremely supportive of me as the caretaker. I am grateful to the staff and would recommend them to anyone.

Wesley Enhanced Living provides support for family members, in addition to the excellent…read moreenvironment residents enjoy. Coming from out of town, it is a pleasure to stay in WEL's guest suite. The accommodations are beautiful and give a very relaxing atmosphere. WEL's staff portrays an overall warmth with friendliness and helpfulness. The meals, also, deserves a very high rating. I would highly recommend this facility. My only wish is that I had such a facility close to my hometown.