Bles Healthcare

Had to move my mother from a private pay facility to a private pay/ Medicaid facility as her finances are dwindling and she will be able to transition to skilled nursing/medicaid when the time comes. Previous home will not accept Medicaid patients. Happy with Manatawny Manor so far.

I like that the community is small and not intimidating to my mom. I wish they did more stimulating activities. I would recommend this community to other families based on the experience we have had.

The price was great and overall it was a decent place. The rooms were bright and a good size. Some of the staff were so wonderful. My mom complained about the food. The facility was clean but older. It was perfect for our needs and was the right price for my mom. We were happy with the care she received there. There was some lack of communication that I think could be an area to improve upon but overall it was a positive experience. It was a nice place that worked for my mom. She was able to live independently with things like preparing food and doing laundry and cleaning taken off her plate. The staff was friendly and caring and did their best to make it a comfortable place for my mom. When she got sicker and she needed more help, they were able to assist her while still allowing her independence and dignity.

Staff ( what few he still employs) does the best they can do. It's a management issue

My mother has resided in the Assisted Living community at Holland Village since about [date removed] My overall experience with the Personal care Unit has been quite positive. I realize there are many challenges in staffing a Retirement Community to care for its elderly residents in this day and age but overall I think Holland Village steps up to provide commendable services in most all areas. If I were to mention my concerns it would be to make visitors feel a bit more welcomed upon entering the Personal Care Lobby. This is not always the case. And from the perspective of a family member with a parent living in Personal Care it would be helpful to have some sort of personnel guide available so I know which staff member to contact when questions come up about my mothers heath and overall well being. Thank you...Robert Holland

This was a nice community with helpful staff. The independent living was to far removed from the main buildings for my loved one.

Nice Community, and my tour of it went well.

Unfortunately my loved one was only here a short time, but overall I thought they did an excellent job at Springfield Residences. The care staff were all very friendly and compassionate, and the facility and rooms were beautiful. I very much encourage those looking into senior living in the area to check out Springfield Residences.

Very pleased.

Most staff and other residents are very friendly. My apartment is good-sized for my wife and me. We're in independent living, so much of what we have needed so far has come with a fee--transport to medical appointments, someone to stay with my wife when I have to go out, an upgrade from Dish Network tv to Comcast tv.

I do understand that the staff is trying to take care of all the patients. Some days seem better than others, in reference to care of residents & the facility. Sometimes everyone is nice & friendly, & sometimes if I ask a question they seem like it's a bother. I think Milestones is always clean, & staff goes out if their way to be helpful & friendly. They take really good care of the patients. Upstairs, not always.... Sometimes floor in the room not clean, & tables in community room sticky & not that clean. Some workers very helpful & friendly, some others, not that interested in answering QS of the family. Overall, it seems inconsistent. Like I said, some days better than others. And I do understand they are all trying to get their job done.

Big apartments, nice views and beautiful grounds. The staff could empty trash in the apartments every day and mop floors once a week. The staff very friendly and make a point to call you by name. When it comes to the activities, the staff goes around to apartments to let us know if a movie is playing, activity going on, or if it's happy hour. Food is horrendously awful. Have spoken to the person in charge of dietary with no change. Spoke to the overall director who seemed concerned but no changes. Having a food committee meeting on [date removed]. We will see if anything can be accomplished!!!

Overall, Springfield has great potential once they get the staffing they need. Most of the staff are very friendly and caring. They interact positively with the residents and are understanding of their needs. With additional staff (and on-site security) the ratings would be much higher. There is a need for more trained staff or training in general at the facility. Especially in food service. Their seem to be a need for organization in food management. The on site menu does not always reflect what is available to be served. The Director does have regular meetings with residents to get their feedback/complaints and try to address them. would recommend it to other families for consideration.

They tell you what you want to hear while there, received a bill for we don't know what & can't get a call back to answer our questions about this bill. I took care of every amount they requested & she owes nothing so would like to understand this bill, we called 4-5 times & no return call. The food is out of a can & bag they don't have cooks just people following directions. Smoke detectors on first & second floors have bin chirping for a month. [name removed] is paying over [fee removed] a month because their doctor thinks she needs meds that her personal Dr didn't find & they have to administer them

Unfortunately I would say it wasn't a good situation for loved one personally. She declined rapidly there and it was torture for me realizing the care wasn't going to be what I'd hoped. But in the end, I know they did more than they were obligated to, and I am grateful to them for what they did do for my loved one.

Our family had an in person tour with Springfield Senior Living and we really enjoyed the admission person at the community, but the community just seemed to be pretty run down, old and dark. We do however recognize it is a real challenge to adapt or upgrade an old or historic building.

I didn't see any residents or interaction with the residents. This may have been due to COVID.

I wouldn't recommend the community to others for their loved ones. This isn't a friendly place, as residents stay in their own rooms. There isn't a lot of socialization between residents. The food is low average, and there is a weekly menu available. The grounds are beautiful and the apartment is lovely.

Make sure you check in on a consistent basis, because even the people who handle the money had things incorrect. They never contacted me when my loved one stopped paying her rent, so they sent me a huge bill after she passed. If they had contacted me, I could have intervened and made sure they got their money. Unfortunately over the last 4 yrs, they've gone downhill. They've changed directors every single year. There are more young people on staff, and with young people come young people problems, for instance you say hello and they just look at you. However, most of the staff are very courteous and friendly. For the most part they were gracious and nice. I wish they had communicated better though. They did not let me know there was Covid in the building, and the first I heard was when they told me my loved one was having breathing problems and needed to go to the hospital. The food was excellent. It was flavorful and didn't taste like diabetic food all the time. They served it with linen cloths on the table, and you could order off the menu. All in all it was a pleasant experience. They dealt with my loved one's memory issues very well. She was a force to be reckoned with, and they just rolled with it. They made sure she was moved to a secure part of the building when she figured out the codes to the elevator. They couldn't have handled that part of her care any better.