Viva Senior Living

It's not bad for a place. I would let my dad go back if he recovers from his latest medical problem. People were very friendly and most seemed to care about everyone. We picked this community because of the location.

Just that the place that is now Celebration Villa of York was horrible but maybe they are better since name change & I know I had something to do with top 3 people working there getting fired .. just to check places out & visit them before putting your loved ones anywhere.

Overall I would recommend Viva Senior Living. It's a good value for the price. Would like a little more attentiveness and understanding from medical providers such as doctors or physicians assistants on staff.

It was a good experience. I have recommended Traditions of Lansdale to several folks I have talked to about assisted care. We picked this community, because of the price and location. Also, the proximity to family members.

My family and loved one had a good experience with the community. The staff are kind, caring, and helpful. Everyone seems friendly. The community is clean when we visit. The staff take good care of the residents, and they take their time in getting to know the residents personally. Overall, we would recommend the community to others for their loved ones.

The staff and residents are very nice and they would be happy with Oakwood Village. It's a place I would recommend to others. We picked this community, because of the friendliness of staf and cost.

The Retreat at Easley is a good place for family members to be, and I would recommend it. I like that they allow the residents to plant their own flowers, etc. I would like to see them improve on medication management.

My mom has had a hard time at other facilities and I was getting worried that we would never find a place where she would be happy, but this seems to be the place. Everyone I have dealt with has been great and the building is beautiful!

They are attentive and friendly staff, clean environment, and it's a very caring community.I am very satisfied with the care and environment. We picked this community, because they had a two bedroom availaible, cleanliness, and staff to patient ratio.

Giving overall experience a 4 only because I'm giving quality of care and value for cost 4's. Quality of care - Have noticed my mom wears the same clothes several days in a row and was told by a relative that she smelled on one occasion. Not sure if it's the staffs duty to see that she's bathing and washing her clothes but for what we are paying, I think they should do that. Value for cost - giving it a 4 only because it is very expensive. I'm sure my mom will run out of money before she passes away. Because they don't accept Medicare, she will have to be moved to a different facility when that time comes which is very unfortunate. The only other thing I would say is there seems to be a small lack of communication. I was under the impression that Oak Pointe would be giving my mom both her injections. The nurse told me she hadn't signed up to give one of them. I "think" she is planning on giving it now. Other than that, my mom seems to like it there which makes us happy.

Our family had an in person tour with Park Terrace at Radisson and we loved it. The community was very clean, the dining area was not cafeteria styled .The staff we met with were very helpful. They had a memory care unit on campus. The apartments were more modernized, but there were no openings or this community would of been our first choice.

Our family had an in person tour with Oak Pointe of Neosho and it was a beautiful place. The lunch that they provided for us was wonderful. The people there were very friendly and the facility was very clean and very inviting.

Our family had an in person tour with The Terrace at Chestnut Hill and we really enjoyed the admission person that we had met with, but the community itself just seemed old, worn out, dark and cramped so it wasn't going to be the best fit for our loved one.

My Aunt was very happy at Seneca Lake Terrace. Overall they did a great job taking care of her. We did have to remind them a few times to clean up the room better but overall a clean environment. The furniture and furnishings could use an upgrade (at that time 2021) however, the care was the most important and they did a great job. I would recommend Seneca Lake Terrace.

Very friendly, small community, great food, activities sufficient for my father's needs. They offer activiites such as; Bingo, music and entertainment, there may be other things my loved one is unable to participate in like arts and crafts.

I would definitely recommend it. My sister likes being with other people her age and getting to spend time with others playing games, watching movies and going on trips in the bus to lunch or just taking a scenic ride. It is warm, bright and cheery inside.

I gave it a 4 overall because of the lack of staffing, it is affecting the quality of care. The facility is clean and the staff are friendly. The rooms are very nice as well. They do have plenty of activities but she is not participating in anything yet. I would recommend Viva Senior Living at Harrisburg.

This facility has been pretty good so far. The staff is very friendly. The food seems to be good, good quality and variety. My loved one has eaten in the dining room a few times and it's really nice and clean. She mostly has her meals delivered to her room, though. I will say, Communication with the family could improve. Trying to get medical information/updates on my loved one is pretty difficult. If you need information, you have to seek it. They're pretty good about responding when I call, but they don't ever call me or reach out to me unless I've reached out to them first. Overall, I would recommend this facility to family and friends.

If your loved one can somewhat manage themselves, then Commonwealth would be an okay place to be. My loved one is not getting the interaction that we expected and needs more nudging. They get her out for meals but not much else, and that has been detrimental to her. There's also not a lot of space in the shared rooms for two people.

Getting something done takes some repeat requests, whether it's general things or care-related things. I think it's just a breakdown in communication somewhere. My loved one isn't thrilled with the food and thinks it's kind of bland, although I understand why it's prepared that way for the population they're serving it to. I do really like the staff. Everybody I 've met seems to be very friendly.