Yet another update: Guess they read my negative review; now…read moreI'm advised to leave the facility from 8:00 pm- 8:00 am because I saw all of the staff asleep at 5:00 am and was unhappy - they say I verbally abused the staff- sorry to be passionate and want good care for my 91 year old dying mother. Or they will call the police on me! Isn't this how you want to be treated when a loved one is dying?

Terrible communication. Horrible execution of client care. Lack of professional expertise while…read moredenying all accountability. The disorganization is unbelievable. It's truly astonishing that this place is still in business... I wonder if it is due to inbound patient referrals (and therefore kickbacks) from and to major local hospitals. Who knows. Either way, stay away.

Seven months ago, during the pandemic, we moved my mother into Foulkeways. From the start, the…read moreadmissions office and staff were both responsive and thoughtful through each step of the entry process, and their professionalism and care were excellent. Since my mother's arrival, the level of support has been exemplary. She has been in her independent unit for over six months and continues to express her gratitude of being in such a personable and caring community. Each day she is establishing connections with both residents, and staff and I feel the value-centered community of "friendship, dignity, and respect" is truly woven into the fabric of this very special place. Our family, and most importantly my mother, couldn't be happier with her move to Foulkeways.

Agree 100% with other review. Our mother was there for the last 10 years and loved it. Great caring…read moreand respectful staff and well operated. Nursing staff and aides are top notch and it's always very clean and well kept. It's located on a beautiful secluded wooded campus.

My spouse and I chose to send her here following a brief stay at Abington Hospital. I cannot…read moreunderstand how reviews on information shared by Jefferson are real. This place was so seedy, with old furnishings, dim lighting, zero security, no nurse call button, and no walkers available. If this were a hotel it would not be anywhere I would spend the night. After she was served a sloppy joe, cole slaw and cold fries on a beat up old bed tray I knew I couldn't leave her there one night alone. I am disgusted with Jefferson Health for offering this dive as a place for rehabilitation services. Ambler Extended care seemed like a shelter for homeless people. Absolutely scary and horrible!

After my mother's hospital stay, I visited several rehabilitation facilities before choosing Ambler…read moreExtended Care Center. The moment I walked in, I noticed something different--there was no odor, just a clean and welcoming environment. From Admissions Director Raquel Jones to the nursing, rehab, and support staff, everyone treated my mother with kindness, dignity, and respect. The rehab program was outstanding. They went beyond traditional therapy by helping her practice real-life activities in their rehab kitchen and laundry area, and they even conducted a home visit before discharge to ensure she could safely transition back home. The team also worked closely with me to make that transition as smooth as possible. My mother is very particular about her surroundings and her appearance, and the staff embraced that. One of my favorite memories was bringing her church outfits on Sundays. The staff would wait to see what she was wearing, compliment her, and make her feel special. I would just smile because they treated her like the queen she really is. The food was good, the activities were thoughtful, and my mother especially enjoyed the church services and even an ice cream truck visit during her stay. Perhaps the greatest compliment I can give Ambler is that I never felt like I had to be there every day to make sure my mother was okay. As an only daughter and caregiver, that peace of mind was priceless. Thank you to the entire Ambler Extended Care Center team for helping my mother recover while making her feel safe, valued, and cared for. I will always be grateful.

As a runner, I've had the inevitable injuries that result from a habit I can't give up. I love…read morerunning, and with the help of various therapists at Dresher PT, I've eventually overcome knee injuries, a turned ankle, hamstring tears, foot surgery, and ITB injuries. (I am not clumsy - I've just been running for a long time.) Last year, Donna guided me through a hamstring tear that helped me recover in time to run my dream Marathon! I've worked with several of their therapists; they are patient, understanding, personable, and explain injury avoidance as well as treatment in a way that isn't patronizing. Okay, I should stretch more, and they're always teasing me about that (deservedly). But every couple of years when I get one injury or another, new or recurring, I know where to turn. I don't hesitate to recommend anyone - whatever their injury - to their care.

If you are looking for a good PT location, Dresher Physical Therapy is the place to go. My…read moretherapist, Donna Jones, started with a thorough evaluation and immediately recognized how my posture and body mechanics have been contributing to my back pain. She provided me with exercises as well as functional tips to minimize pain when performing daily activities. She listened to my concerns and adapted exercises to my individual lifestyle. No "cookie cutter" approach here! If you are seeking a 5 star experience with knowledgeable and caring staff then schedule your appointment with DPT today. You will be glad you did!

my son worked at Lutheran Woods in Dietary, preparing trays . My son has shares horror stories with…read moreme . The kitchen is not clean, appliances barely work , the nurses are not pleasant or helpful to the residence. They are rude and mistreat the residence. It's truly sad to hear these stories . My son is no longer working there , due to unfair labor laws . My son worked 5 weeks without pay. We are currently disputing this matter . My son has told me that this place should not be recommended for human or animals.

My mom was there for skilled rehab from hip surgery. Do not send your love ones to this…read moreplace.Unfriendly under staffed. My mom got worse there then better. I got her out of there and got her home care. Don't believe the brochure! All lies to get you in there.

The food is great, but there is no vegetarian, Kosher, or Halal…read more The other reviews are about right. The kitchen folks are wonderful.

I was a patient there I think last weekend..... Someone in…read morethe comments stated that the food had the reputation of being terrible.... I thought the food was pretty good although I did develop exploding diarrhea while I was in there

It has taken some time to process what we experienced at Gwynedd Estates while caring for our…read moremother after our father died in late 2020. Now that she is safely relocated to a high-quality assisted living facility, I feel I can document the take-always. Negatives: 1. This place has zero professional capacity to support people experiencing even minor memory issues; your loved one will be mistreated and disrespected by management. 2. The assigned medical doctor was out-of-touch and perfunctory, and appeared to be dispensing questionable medical advice. 3. The assisted living area where they "offered" to move Mom (literally minutes after Dad died) was sad and cramped--kind of like a day care dungeon. 4. The maintenance staff and "computer guy" would respond only after multiple phone calls over several days or weeks. 5. The nursing contractor tried her best. Unfortunately, she couldn't muster a consistent nursing staff. Nursing was wildly uneven, ranging from considerate to sketchy. 6. The management seemed focused on taking the big downpayment, offering minimal service and support, speculating about imaginary liability risks, and gaslighting vulnerable residents (and their kids) so they could turn over the "good real estate" to the next sucker as soon as possible. Overall, what struck us most was how much the people running the place showed almost no evidence of caring for older people or having done any actual homework into gerontology. It was a head-scratcher why most of the managers were even working there. Oh, and they were really sloppy; we kept finding out that they would make stuff up, promise to do things and not do them, and even lie about medical protocols and contractual matters, if it suited their purposes. Also, they seemed to really want to "hide" anyone who was experiencing, well, being old. It was bizarre. We'd get panicked calls that our mother was "spotted outside the dining hall." A quick check would reveal she was waiting to meet some "friends" who didn't want to walk over to get her and left her hanging. Rather than helping her, the management would call us and complain. Whatever! Positive notes: 1. The hair stylist was devoted to her clients. 2. The transportation team was very good. 3. The food was adequate, and the wait staff was high school kids who were mostly sweet. 4. The minister came through for our Dad's funeral. 5. The security folks working the gate were really nice. 6. There were a few active residents and volunteers who made things fun--like curating residents' artwork or organizing bridge or golf. 7. Several of the neighbors were quite kind, and they backed us up when management attempted to deny some minor service request, claiming the "residents' council" objected. We checked, and the leader of the council stepped up and corrected that nonsense. So it was a real mixed bag, but, unfortunately, it is the poor and dishonorable management that really spoiled the whole experience for us. But, hey, if you're into "fighting city hall" to get minimal service and you enjoy having to dog incompetent managers to do the job that your parents paid a chunk of their life savings for them to do, then this is your place! As for us, we took the financial hit to liberate our mom. We have since found an amazing place in another state. Very glad Acts is in the rear view mirror!

From the owner: Gwynedd Estates is a not-for-profit continuing care retirement community (CCRC) for people 62 and…read moreabove that combines residential apartment homes with a comprehensive range of long-term care services, including on-site assisted living and skilled care residences. One of the most unique aspects of Gwynedd Estates is its life care plan, which pre-pays any future longterm care residents may need.

I've been here for about 2 year's and with the new management this place is basically a modern day…read moretenement with old people and people who are on dialysis and stroke victims.

My loved one was in a rehab center that was absolutely deplorable. I called John Donahue and…read moreexplained my concerns and I wanted him to be transferred. He did everything in his power to get him transferred with all the requests I had for him. Room by himself was a was a major request which he met. The facility was clean and the staff was was very pleasant. I want to especially thank Tony, Marie and Nefertiti who went beyond to make sure all his needs and concerns were addressed. He on the mend and looking forward to coming home thanks to the Therapists and the staff who worked with him diligently. I would recommend this facility. Thank you for your care and patience. I would give this facility 4.5 out of 5

I've been to this clinic a couple different occasions and I think it may help me again in the…read morefuture as I sustained a TBI ( Traumatic Brain Injury ) and an addiction to opioids so they offer a dual diagnosis program. The staff are very professional at what they do as well as polite until it's time calls for them to place a client in a secure location for everyone's safety. Until the next time I need a visit for a medication adjustment and with thoughts and prayers to all of the staff, James C. Chandler

I had good experience medicine management good nurses staff were nice very professional my son…read moredidn't I dif