1 Nursing Homes Community in New Castle County, Delaware

Jerri

I was impressed with Paramount Senior Living. I liked it. The staff was very pleasant. I saw a 1-bedroom and an efficiency apartment. I thought it was great. I've seen an exercise room and a cafeteria where they eat at. I've seen the community center room where they play games and where everybody hangs out. It's well maintained.

Julie

My mother stayed at Foulk Manor North for respite. It's a wonderful place. She loved it, and she enjoyed it. The staff was lovely, everybody was helpful, polite and friendly. It's not as modern as some of the other places that I had looked at, but it's definitely clean. They had a number of activities posted per day, many of them were inside of the building, but they had outings as well. It's a good value for the services provided. The food was okay.

Dorothy

The Lorelton had nice spaces. It was a former schoolhouse, but they really made it nice. The rooms were big, and they had a lot of amenities and activities. The people seemed happy there. The food selections looked really good, and the dining space was very nice. It had some quirky spaces, but they made the most of it.

ML

I have been a resident of The Lorelton since 2007. It is fine. The staff members are all very nice and very helpful. However, I'm not happy with the food. We only have two choices and one is always seafood. I don't like seafood. We used to have a lot of choices, but not anymore. Since we have another cook, he has the same menu every other week and I'm not happy with that. I have an apartment, with a kitchen, a bathroom, a living room and a bedroom. The Lorelton is excellent.

Jo Ann

My mother seems very content at Foulk Manor South. She is doing good there. It's very clean. They're very attentive to their needs. She seems to like it considering what's been going on with her. She gets along with the staff. They're very nice, even to the family. The aides go above and beyond. The food is always freshly prepared. They take people on bus trips. They have one and two-bedroom and studio apartments. Some of the studios have a little kitchen area with a refrigerator and a microwave. They don't have Medicaid, so it's strictly self-pay.