I used to work in both the assistive living section and the nursing side. This is a wonderful…read moreplace! I've worked at 4 different cafe facilities and i have to say hands down that Shepherd will take great care of your family. The assisted living was my favorite.

If you are looking for an independent home where maintenance is taken care of for you, this is the…read moreplace. If you need a short stay in rehab after an accident or surgery, this is the place. If you are looking for a place that won't call you when your mother falls and is hospitalized, this is the place. If you are looking for a place where they will call you at 5am to let you know that your mother had a bruise on her leg, this is the place. If you need a place where the marketing director won't return calls when you are inquiring about assisted living for your loved one, this is the place. If you are looking for a place where rehab says that they will call with updates, but never do, this is the place. 2018 Still understaffed. And ministration staff of course grows. Mom is now in nursing after living and paying to be on campus for 17 years now. Today their cable TV was cut to just basic channels. Nickel and dime beyond the almost $8,000 a month fees.

Stay far away!!!! No return calls. Incompetent staff especially the ones with degrees. They all lie…read morefor one another. Left hand doesn't talk to the right hand. Notes are not written in patient charts. Place needs shut down!!! In order to post this I had to give a star.

I went on a tour of the Inn at Belden Village recently and was absolutely blown away by the quality…read moreof care and the recent upgrade of the facility. The warmth you feel from the decor and the people is tangible. I was also surprised at how great the food is and the variety of menu choices available to the residents at every meal. The Director, Nan Gammill, puts her personal touch on everything and caring for and being kind to the people there seems to be her mission in life. There was a kindness and compassion from the staff to the residents that set it apart from other assisted living communities I have visited. The activities that are available, the theater, the billiards, the quiet areas with water features. I am not ready for assisted living but I wanted to sign up to be honest.

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.

My Dad moved into Governor's Port just over 3 years ago. It is not a large facility, so it has a…read morefamily feeling. My Dad recommended Governor's Port to all his friends. As his health deteriorated both the staff and other residents at Governor's Port helped my Dad to cope. I cannot praise the warm friendly atmosphere at Governor's Port enough.