56 Assisted Living Communities in Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania

Daughter

Awful living facility. Should be condemned The facility smells like garbage and no one should live there. I am contacting wavy 10 On your side for assistances

Caring Niece

The Pines at Philadelphia is a beautiful facility that truly cares for each and every patient. The staff, and especially the administrator are extremely attentive to all their residents’ needs. I am very happy that my aunt is in this home for her recovery needs, and would certainly recommend it to anyone looking for a place for themselves or their loved one to recover.

Elisio Family

Great Rehab-very nice, clean, and friendly. As a family member, coming in seeing the care and special attention they give is very nice to see. I felt at ease when leaving knowing the care was outstanding.

Eli M

I went to check out the facility for a relative of mine and while I was there I took a quick tour. The facility and the grounds were really nice and modern looking. The staff were extremely friendly and pleasant to deal with. I work in healthcare and know how these facilities can be run and in my opinion The Pines is run extremely well and I would gladly recommend my family and friends here.

Beth McNeal

My grandma was there after a bad fall and hip fx. They have such a wonderful rehab department! She was back to herself in 2 weeks! The staff are kind and caring and the food was amazing! I would highly recommend this facility for anyone needing short term rehab

Kim Kennedy

My father is a resident at River\'s Edge, and the care he receives is wonderful and kind. There are always lots of nurses and staff present.

CC

My mom used the rehab at St John Neumann. They have activities and you can ask people questions about your loved ones. There were people around who could assist you and they do everything in their power to make the stay there comfortable for the patients and their families. They treated my mom the way residents are supposed to be treated. I had no complaints about them.

Mindi

The Terrace at Chestnut Hill is very quaint. It is a series of older homes that are interconnected, so it has a very nice homey feel to it. The person who toured us was great. The dining area looked nice, but the room was too small. They're mostly a single-person-per-room set-up. For a single person, it would be fine. There was only one activity going on then.

Diane

The Terrace at Chestnut Hill was very nice and comfortable. The residents seemed happy and the care seemed appropriate. For the price, there was a lot included and I thought it would be a good place for my mother. The rooms were average-sized and my mother would have to bring her own furniture. It also has a good-sized bathroom with a walk-in shower. They also had a movie room, a nice backyard with a porch area you can sit on, a fireplace area that residents could sit in, and an area where they're playing bingo. They're trying to put their best foot forward and they're very friendly. It's an older building but remodelled really nicely.