11 Assisted Living Communities in Lansdale, Pennsylvania

Suzanna

My mom moved in to Traditions of Lansdale. It's very nice. She seems happy there, and they seem very accommodating and very supportive. So far, she's very comfortable in her apartment, and it's very suiting to her needs. She just moved in, but I know they're gonna provide activities, a TV, and that kind of stuff for her. The community looks small and close knit and caring to the seniors.

Joan

It was a nice place. They had assisted living and memory care. The rooms were nice sized and you can bring your own furniture or you can use theirs, which were of decent quality. They do laundry and clean the room. They've got three meals a day and a nice dining room. The food looked healthy. They do different activities to help with memory and stimulate people with cognitive difficulties. They're pretty much on top of things. They've got physical therapy, and you can take your dog if you want. Everybody's pleasant, and they take care of the people. It's clean, well kept and well maintained. I would recommend it to anybody. Everything is on ground floor level.

B.W.

My mom moved into Meadowood several months ago, and we're very happy with the place. The staff is great. my mom likes the food there. They do exercise classes, music classes, yoga classes, they have a lot of stuff going on. She likes her room. We're happy with the whole experience, she's well taken care of and we don’t really have to worry about her. Their facilities are great and they have a lot of activities. It's expensive and amazing to me how much they have to pay but we have an option with Medicare. The environment is homey and very clean.

CH

The place looked nice enough and the people were also very nice. It looked like it was a great place. They had a lot of people sitting in this big area watching TV. They showed me one of the rooms that was for two people. It had connecting rooms and they share a bathroom.

Barbara B

It seemed more institutional to me. The people were very friendly, but it felt more like a nursing home and was too assisted for what I was looking for. It was clean and nice, but the room was basically a studio. The staff was very nice.

Grateful caregiver

I wish to acknowledge the high degree of professionalism that we encountered throughout the time my husband was at Meadowood - from the very first moment we arrived down through the handling by the personnel in your Admissions area and through the varied well-trained CNAs, skilled and highly professional nurses, through the daily workings by those wearing the "green and beige" outfits - and experiencing the fine comportment of all who work in your food areas, presenting delicious food items each and every day - we were impressed with the ways in which each and every employee at Meadowood handled their duties each day. We also learned many of them had long lengths of service with Meadowood - and truly enjoyed their jobs! I've worked many years - in varied careers - both for-profit and nonprofit - and I've encountered folks - who work, but do not enjoy their work or their interactions with others. They fail to provide service and kindness - and evidence of why they chose such-and-such an occupation. Their unhappiness, readily evident to any/all they encounter. BUT, this is not evident at Meadowood. The high level of staff commitment that you have within the environment of Meadowood is remarkable. Keep up the great work that all of you do!

Jim

It was nice, and there were a lot of residents. It was one big, open area. The rooms were nice, open, and big. It was a very nice place, but the distance was an issue for us.

Alan

We had chosen this community, but it's been put on hold. They were awesome. It's a great facility all on one floor and a physical therapist on-site, so that was very advantageous to us. They had a lot of amenities that Mom likes, including a hairdresser. Everybody was very friendly and willing to help in any way they could. It was an awesome experience. They had a bunch of activities available and with the social calendar they had, it was a 5.