This is a limited review, because I only had a chance to visit for a brief period. However, from…read morewhat I have seen, it is quite good! My grannie-in-law is currently a resident here, and she seems pretty satisfied. Everything is clean, and I love how the furniture here doesn't have a "hospital" look. They have a nice dining area, a living area with a large TV and many comfy chairs, and a recreational area with lots of activity. My grannie in law thinks the food is not bad, but I didn't come during meal time, so I am not really sure of what the meals are like. The residents in the public areas seem to be socializing and doing well. The only thing I can complain about is that my grannie-in-law noticed the staff has gotten impatient lately. I hope this is a passing phase.

From the owner: Welcome to Tiffany Court at Kingston, a leading community for senior living in Kingston, PA, where…read morewarmth, comfort, and exceptional care create a true sense of home. Our Personal Care and Memory Care community in Kingston blends personalized support with engaging programs and elegant surroundings. From chef-prepared dining to vibrant social events and compassionate, around-the-clock care, Tiffany Court at Kingston offers a fulfilling lifestyle designed to help every resident thrive with confidence and connection.

Lewisburg team is the best! The office staff are always there to help the answer all my questions…read morean they are very resourceful .They have listen to me an left me cry in there ear,never said call back later im busy,they listened. I LOVE BEING AN ANGEL.So proud of the ppl on the other end of the phone.Thanks for being such awesome lewisburg angels staff.

My name is Joe Nespoli…read more My wife Connie and I were clients of Visiting Angels during her struggles with Lewy Body Dementia. She passed two years ago, it was a tragic and difficult time for our family. For the last two years of her life Visiting Angels sent us several competent caregivers and one very special one, Kristen Hill. She spent almost two years with Connie and the love, kindness and compassion she demonstrated on a daily basis was a great blessing to our family. Knowing that I could totally trust my wife with Kristen enabled me to have a life outside of being a caregiver, and energize me to deal with an heart wrenching and life changing situation. When my wife's disease reached a stage where we felt we could no longer deal with it at home, we placed here in an assisted living facility. It was a failed experiment that lasted 2 months, before we realized it was time to bring her home for good. Once again during this difficult time of transition Visiting Angels came to our aid. Connie was not getting the care she needed at the facility, and for the two weeks it took to arrange for her to come home, Kristen spent every day with her there giving her the individual care she needed. I was mostly there as well but it was so much less terrifying to have Kristen there with us. Also the pain of leaving was made easier knowing that when I left Connie was not alone but in the care of someone who loved her. When Connie came home, Visiting Angels provided us with another angel in her own right, Zonia Adams, our live-in. This women took total control in handling such a scary and sad time. Her care of Connie was meticulous, in the bathing, the feeding, and sitting with her during her night time terrors, she never woke me for help one time, depriving herself of sleep to sit with my wife. She loved Connie it was plain to see, and she grew to love our entire family just as Kristen had. Kristen remained as a part time caregiver and together these two wonderful women allowed us to keep Connie at home until she passed. It would not have been possible without them; I will be forever grateful; with their help I can look back on a difficult time without guilt or regret: we will always consider them as family. There were several phone conversations with other people in the office as well. They were voices without a face, but I have very warm sentiments towards them. They were so very accommodating dealing with the unexpected scheduling surprises that inevitably come with this type of situation, as well as some problems we might have had with other caregivers, which is also inevitable. It was so very comforting to hear genuine compassion in the voices of the people you were counting on to help you deal with an almost impossible situation. In closing it is not feasible to describe the heartbreak of dealing with this disease, or the challenges of watching someone you love die, in this review. Suffice it to say Visiting Angels, allowed us to endure this journey with grace and love. I'm not certain how we would have managed without them. In our situation, I can state with all honesty, they really were a gift from God, they were His angels.

DO NOT put your loved one in this horrible nightmare of a place! I placed my brother here since it…read morewas the only available bed. I visited every day for the following several days and he always had a dirty full diaper and he just cried and begged me to get him out! I've only seen him cry one other time so I got him out after the third day. Don't do it!!

They did a wonderful job taken care of my uncle. They made him feel like home and helped him get…read moresome strength he needed

We transferred our loved one here from acute care and immediately regretted it​. The rooms are…read morefilthy dirty and I shudder to think what kind of infection is being spread throughout the facility . Don't be fooled by the " window dressing " in the lobby and at the nursing stations before even considering this facility , instead request to see an actual patient room and you will see just how dirty it is

Coordinates with all of the local hospitals to get you in the TRU second floor unit for fast paced…read morerehab. Admit From Home Program can get you into program for deconditioning or falls at home. Most insurances are accepted. IV therapy, wounds, nutrition and respiratory expertise besides Rehabilitation. Was as easy as a call to the Admissions Dept.​

Stay Away. Dr Gnanesh Patel and his Physician Ass, Katie Sopp charged and received from my…read moreinsurance $714, not touching me when I was in hospital. They both placed their Business cards on bedside table, trying to get me to go to Heinz. Also my boss had his mother there around Easter, horrible care. He came on Easter dinner time, this poor lady was still in bed in her clothes from night before, received wrong meds,I can go on and in Stay away.