At Saint Mary's they have a motto of "loving to care" and they really do. From the administrator…read moredown to the men who cleaned the floors every day. The Nurses, aids, religion people, no one entered the room without a smile. I could see it right through their face masks! The different therapy people (physical, occupational, speech, etc.) were especially good with me and got me home in record time. I would recommend Saint Mary's to anyone.

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.

I would not recommend this place. They lie about 90 percent of the time Administration saId we are…read moregoing to this and that, but it does not happen. Maintenance crew doesn't know what they are doing. The cottage's are 25 to 30 years old, and have not be care for.

From the owner: The Laurels is a small private residential neighborhood for active retirees. Each home s unique…read morefeaturing five different floor plans. The Laurels is part of the Laurelbrooke Landing continueing care retirement communtiy giving residents priority access to other levels of care shuld their healthcare or housing needs change.

Brevillier Village takes the time to make residents and their family feel comfortable. The mission…read moreis prominently carried out through the compassionate person-centered care.

From the owner: Brevillier Village is a multi-phase retirement community sponsored by the Episcopal Cathedral of…read moreSt. Paul in Erie, Pennsylvania. Brevillier Village is dedicated to serving the continuing needs of older adults. The Village is located on a 20+acres of lakefront property known as the Brevillier Estate. Located five miles east of downtown Erie, it is bounded on the north by Lake Erie and on the south by East Lake Road. The history of Brevillier Village has been shaped by four major influences: The Episcopal Cathedral of St. Paul, the Episcopal Brothers of St. Barnabas Home in Gibsonia, the Brevillier Family, and the Ball Family. The campus of Brevillier Village include: Ball Pavilion, Conrad House, Barnabas Court North, Barnabas Court South, and the St. Barnabas Chapel and Education Center. The Community is located on the banks of Lake Erie, surrounded by scenic, natural beauty.