I found this facility lovely on the outside and lacking , when quality care was most needed. There…read morewas disparity in quality of care form independent living, to nursing care, to long term care and assisted living. Mice and vermin were in nursing home rooms for over 2 years, an experience where a resident was not given accurate medication, and a family member argued with nursing staff when resident was in hospice, and staff reprimands to other staff to not engage family. Regular reports of cold food, inaccurate food delivered and dangerous broken serving trays. Family member had great care from some CNA and nurses, and housekeeping staff in Acute nursing care at Oak, and then to find they were fired. For the prices paid, and promises offered, independent livin is lovely, But when people need most help, this facility fell deeply short. A word of encouragement to spend time checking out the facility. Look behind the pretty surface so you get the caring needed at a tie that it is more necessary.

I'd say "could be better" but really, depending on which you live in, i.e. independent, assisted,…read moreor skilled nursing, you're going to have a totally different experience & so I'm saying "Not good" because for Assisted Living & Skilled Nursing it really is NOT GOOD. FIRST you have to understand that, although it's "the Quadrangle," it's really SUNRISE SENIOR LIVING, a for-profit company that is expanding all across the USA with over 242 locations. So the money you pay in is really used for Sunrise to expand nationally. Once you get that, it all makes sense. Then you need to understand that Sunrise is an REIT, a Real Estate Investment Trust. It's all about the investors making money; it's not about your loved one, or you, getting the best care possible. They skimp in as many ways as they can so the investors make money. This place - beware. The Independent Living is okay, Like all the photos, everything is beautiful. But Sunrise, the Quadrangle, is cheap. The signs at the elevators are so confusing & years ago we asked them to update them & make them easier for residents & for guests to understand. But no, they're cheap. What would it cost them to improve these signs so people could figure out whether they need to go up one floor or down one floor? Pennies. Really, what would it cost them? But my biggest beef is really with the Assisted Living & even more, with the Skilled Nursing. It's all about SUNRISE. When you or your loved one go to AL, building 8, your rooms are smaller, but the monthly expense doubles, PLUS you ALSO have to pay for meals (whereas in IL, the one hot meal/day is included in your "rent." So be prepared to pay more than double what you did, and have to live in a space now half the size. I could go on & on. There is no exercise room in the Assisted Living. So you or your loved one are going to go physically downhill quickly. They have chair exercise but big deal. No recumbent bikes to pedal, nothing. Oh sure you can walk a mile (literally the other side of the property) through the hallways to get to the main building's fitness room, but you might need to hire an aid to walk you there/back; or maybe your paid aid won't even want to walk you or push your wheelchair that far. Expect to deteriorate. The aids are rude. Is it their fault? They're paid bottom barrel so that's what Sunrise hires. And for the most part they're rude to the residents. (The kitchen & dining room staff, on the other hand, was so lovely.) If you get a nice & caring aid, the Quadrangle rotates them so the nice aid you had, and who knows what you want and need, you no longer have. And you have to start all over again telling them what goes where, and w them learning your mother is a PERSON!!!!! My relative, my mother, lost SO MANY GARMENTS there bc these aids do all the laundry middle of the night & and other people's laundry ends up in your loved ones closets or drawers, and your loved ones clothing ends up G-D knows where. The man in charge was so rude. He basically was supporting the hires. He didn't advocate for the residents, ever. Another beef is you don't get an Information Booklet. The rules of this Assisted Living are totally different from the Independent, but the booklet is like white bread. Totally devoid of any helpful information, helpful for the resident, helpful for the family member. I tried for 2 years to get them to update the booklet, even telling them what information we needed, what was unclear about the other booklet, or even put it online . NOTHING. They don't really want you to know. I'm writing this based on the experiences of three relatives and based on my own experience taking care of one of them.

Falling apart help smells from marajuena trying to get loved one out, patient bath room falling…read moreapart- rust every where what a crappy facility

DO NOT send anyone here Place is filled with thieves and…read morelairs Some of many items stolen from me Cell phone no one even tried to do ANYTHING all to recover it they said is get a new phone $55 dollars 4 oxyimeters They lie about things to many to mention here As for the physical therapy its A number 1 the best of this place Food is so-so things like French toast casserole ....HA HA one slice of tomato and a leaf of lettuce is not a vegetable imitation n breakfast sandwich Let us not forget the patient care if a cut or visible there is nothing done but if ask for it to be treated it will be done reluctantly The aides are non responsive I asked nicely for ice and they laughed and threw water on me They all protect each other by laying The other services here are just here for show such as the laying aides and the do nothing useless Social Services DO NOT be fooled by the pictures Keep those one stars coming

My parents reside here and they absolutely love everything about the Beaumont. We have been there…read moreto visit them often- and everyone that works there goes above and beyond to make certain they (and everyone)are happy. We spent Mothers Day there for the brunch and the spread of food was unbelievable! Looking forward to Thanksgiving there this year as well. Security is top notch and again, everyone there is very attentive to all the residents. Not a bad way to spend your senior years, surrounded by good people, friends and lots of activities!!

Negligent. A good friend has a parent living there and they are fine as long as you are healthy,…read morebut heaven forbid you get dementia and then get sick, they take a very hands off approach, "oh well, you are getting old, time for hospice." And so they don't run necessary tests and you have to advocate very hard for basic care. You are seen as expendable. You sign your life in blood when you "join." Not worth the money if you ask me.

My ill father was recently seen by one of the home care nurses at CarePine Home Health and it was a…read moresuch a great comfort to trust my father's care to such a great team of people. Thank you guys.

From the owner: CarePine Home Health is a leading home health care company providing caring personal care…read moreassistants, nurses and therapists in the comfort of the home. Our services include wound care, home infusion therapy, fall prevention, home exercise programs, pain management, assistance with showers, meal preparation, senior care, transportation to doctor's appointment and other activities of daily living, injuries and many more. We are a Medicare and Medicaid certified and insured home health agency licensed in Pennsylvania. We services the following counties: Philadelphia, Delaware, Chester, Lehigh (including Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton), Northampton, Carbon, Montgomery, Bucks, Berks, Schuylkill, Luzerne(including Wilkes Barre) Lackawanna(Including Scranton), Monroe(including Stroudsburg) Columbia, Sullivan and Wyoming

Room is adorable, place is nice, so far care is great. Just got here at 2pm today & I love my…read morelittle room -reminds me of a small Cape cod Cabin ‍

The food is horrible; NO response when bell is rung; non-functioning toilet took over 8 hours just…read moreto arrive; DO NOT USE THIS FACILITY!

We have been very happy with the care my Mother has received so far. She is in assisted living and…read moremost of the staff has gone above and beyond to accommodate her (she is not an easy personality). The physical therapist has been fantastic in getting her up and moving again (she had become bed-ridden). No place is perfect and there have been mornings where she has waited awhile for someone to come but this is not the norm. Communication is not the best but they do call back when I leave a message.

DO NOT send your loved ones to this horrible place! My dear Father walked in here smiling on a…read moreMonday afternoon and by Saturday morning, he was found unresponsive being rushed to the hospital taken out on a stretcher! He was severely dehydrated and numerous blood clots in his legs. He was in a memory care unit and was told he needed prompting and reminders to drink and eat. They neglected him! The staff has no compassion or love. Extremely disrespectful and poorly run! From the beginning, the communication is horrible. Dominique does not know how to return calls. We were given paperwork and contracts after my Dad was admitted. Erica, the Director of Nursing, has the coldest heart if she in fact has a heart. No one could give us an answer to what happened to my Dad. We wanted to pick up his belongings, no one would call us back. So funny that the staff has time on their Facebook page to make videos of them doing the chicken dance, yet they can't give my Father a glass of water! Horrible place. Stay away. Would never recommend!

Trusting Dunwoody with my parents' care is a decision I deeply regret. My father contracted COVID…read morefrom another resident while living there and later passed away due to complications. During one of the most devastating moments of our lives, Dunwoody made everything harder. Within one hour of returning from the funeral, Dunwoody hand delivered an eviction notice to my mother and was given 72 hours to find a new place to live. The lack of compassion and human decency was shocking. All bills were paid and up to date. Thankfully, we found Brightview community where my mother is thriving and is treated with respect and genuine care. I would not wish our Dunwoody experience on anyone.

Everyone from the front door receptionist to the housekeeping team, dining services, aides, nurses,…read moresocial worker, and doctors tending to mom were simply the best. Our mom spent about 3 months here for rehab, skilled nursing and then hospice care. She was treated with love and respect. We highly recommend the Dunwoody Care Center for your loved one. A deeply group of kind caregivers.

I, Lawanda Mason-Howard (Activities Director) would like to share with you something about this…read moreChristmas (2024). We know that around the Holidays could be tense for some. On behalf, of the staff and volunteers of Rosemont every resident here will receive a Christmas Gift on Christmas Day because they have picked an "Angel" from the 'Angel Tree". I consider that if you are a part of us, we are sure a part of you. Thanks You So Much

continuation of previous post. not enough characters given... :)…read more - 0 if a -0 rating was available! Rosemont rehabilitation is a nasty dirty place. unprofessional staff. don't listen to what the patients family wants. the food is horrible. looks like dog food and cold French fries, cheese sandwich on a stale piece of bread. i had to bring food to my husband every day. i do have photos which i will post soon and also on face book. not able to attach today. horrible food! if you put your family in this hell, please go check on them every day at least once a day. i would go two or three times a day. didn't like what i saw the first day. my husband is very thankful and happy to alive!.

My experience has been very positive with Visiting Angels. The type of care requested has been…read morecourteous and caring and the office experience has been professional. I am impressed with this agency as compared to other agencies.

My visiting angels are fabulous. They help me immensely. Glad I found them!…read moreWonderful people! Thank you!