The staff are helpful, friendly and efficient. The space is clean and the level of care in the…read morepersonal care is top notch. The outdoor space is beautiful. They are very attentive and offer different levels of care. They are expensive. Many amenities and activities are offered to keep them active and engaged.

The agency has been caring for my loved one for about 6 weeks. The staff provides 24/7 care. The…read morestaff is very kind and friendly. The office provides a weekly schedule and adheres to it. They assist with housekeeping and meals along with personal care.

Do Not Recommend! Horrible Scheduling! Office people that Hang Up On You! Almost Never on time. My…read moregrandmother can not get my grandfather out of bed and showered in the morning. They have been inconsistently sending people when and when not scheduled. Then out of the blue Cancelled their service and left them Stranded.

Had to move Mom in as her mobility was decreasing and Paul was incredibly helpful in helping make…read morequick arrangements and offer the right level of assisted care. Unlike typical elderly care centers, our family was very pleased with how caring the staff was to residents. They genuinly want to help and are not just clocking in waiting to go home. That makes a world of difference when we have to leave, knowing she's in good care.

Staff treat other staff like garbage. A new employee who's close the me told me she was wrote up…read morefor not doing a job when she wasn't supposed to be there in the first place since she wasn't scheduled! Absolutely ridiculous management! Get it together!!

Who knew the beautiful Ecumenical Retirement Community is located here? Yelp did!…read more Yelp volunteer Bingo night at Ecumenical Retirement Community in Harrisburg. Such a fun night engaging with this beautiful age group in their retirement community. This generation is serious about Bingo: don't call the numbers slow, don't go back over the numbers when players arrive late, and clearly state which Bingo (corners, blackout, etc.) Of course, the group likes the free treats, small gifts, and, last but not least, the mental stimulation, which is great for low-stress cognitive engagement and socialization. Ecumenical Retirement Community is a non-profit facility affiliated with Country Meadows, operating with the same high standards of care. I hope Cass schedules another volunteer opportunity here; the interaction was priceless.

Personal Care with Memory Support in building 1 of 3. The time came for me to place my 86 yo mother…read morein a better place than her home. It was emotionally brutal for me to do so. The Dementia with Alzheimer's was getting worse. I tried home care, but it was just not enough for a good quality of life. While digging through the web and looking at Country Meadows (among many other wonderful places I visited), I stumbled on Ecumenical. A sister company. A hidden gem. After setting up a visit and lunch through the very kind and helpful Jason Turri, a room, or apartment as my Mom calls it, became available. What a relief. For both me and my Mom. The staff is nice. The food is reported excellent. The activities are plentiful. Access is 24 hour. The campus is delightful. Easy to get to off of 83 and Union Deposit Road.

I was very surprised here. I had to deliver a repair to one of our patients. Walking in you meet a…read morevery nice receptionist. Through the lobby there is a very nice cafe where from the menu, looks to have a nice breakfast and lunch cooked to order. Third floor opens up to a great room with a full catering kitchen. Residents rooms are large and they have nurse on hand full time. Common area is where they have meals and was extremely clean. I would not hesitate to have any of my family live here. Solid choice for later in life

Everyone here is amazing. They are totally dedicated and devoted to their patients and their needs…read moreas well as the patients' family. The whole building is impeccably clean, has loads of windows and is decorated with many beautiful images. They also have live birds in different areas and many plants. I definitely recommend Masonic to anyone!

visited back in 2015 for a work day conference. it looks like a 5 star hotel inside and out, so I…read morewas expecting a fancy lunch or some sort of buffet with options. the "lunch" that was served was cold ham sandwiches, bottle water, chips and a cookie. WHAT?! Residents and guests should receive the same meal options, and it is an insult to serve guests with no options. unacceptable! if I could rate this joint one star I would!

It's been a week-and-a-half and things are going much better at Country Meadows than they were in…read moreanother facility. Sue and Chastity were fantastic in helping with my parents' transition and in showing my wife and I how a professional facility can ease our burden and provide excellent care without us having to hover or hound them. CM is on top of Mom and Dad's care in Connections (Memory Care) and has already been successful in using various methods to accomplish a task (like getting a resident to bathe). The staff is friendly and highly competent. We're thrilled and expect that it's not just the honeymoon period--it's the way they operate.

We feel very blessed to have Mom at Country Meadows. All of the staff in every department is superb…read moreboth in competency and in personality. They take excellent care of her and always make her feel cared for. The food is excellent, nursing and personal care exceptional, transportation and recreation fantastic. Highly recommend.

The experience here is both saddening and maddening. Our loved ones care has not ever been…read moreconsistent. The inability to assist one patient every two hours is excused by understaffing. The material products used here are low budget, generic, issue causing. With nurse to patient ratio at 1:26 and our finances making impossible to move him... The least I can do is warn others!!! Do not send your family members here if you can help it!

This place is a no for me…read more My mother-in-law is there currently and can no longer eat and the staff doesn't feed her so we have to go in daily to make sure she eats. I've gone in several times to see food and drink spilled on her clothes when she was able to feed herself. We pay a lot of money for mediocre care. Also, my husband was having his mom sign some paperwork and a nurse (Dawn) asks what it was. (Not really her business) and when he made a smart comment, she proceeded to call other family members accusing him of doing something illegal?? THEN the business office says they are reporting him for elder abuse?? He is there daily to feed and visit his mother and is her POA. This is completely unacceptable and adds more stress to a family already dealing seeing their mom declining. This is not what long term care should be like. I would recommend Bethany Village. I've have good experiences at that facility.