IntegraCare

It’s fine. It has a mix of independent and assisted living. I like it. There is parking at the far end, but it’s not very convenient for visitors. We haven’t had any trouble with the laundry services at all. The staff is friendly.

We saw this one in a bit of a rush, and didn't get to see inside one of the rooms, but what we saw looked great. The facility itself was gorgeous, the staff were very very nice, and the food was delicious. It seemed like a great place, although it was not the location we eventually selected for our loved one.

Residents were active and receptive. Older well kept apartment style building, in a nice area with fully equipped and very nice rooms. Many available activities.

nice facility

Liked the place--will take Mom back for lunch

Tour of facility with the Head of Food Services. Lake front facility with ducks and birds Residents looked and sounded happy Chef discussed facility will consider starting a garden Staff was friendly Facility was very clean w/ no odor.

Very friendly staff members. Clean and well-maintained. The rooms seemed a little small, but they had all the necessary amenities.

Exton had a very friendly atmosphere, although it was more geared toward women than men. When we were there, there was a management change, so some processes were jumbled, understandably. But overall it was a good choice.

After visiting this facility, I found that it was a nice place, but I did not like their dementia unit. It is very dark and dreary, and almost prison-like. My mother is suffering from dementia, and I was not comfortable at all with the thought of placing her here.

The Landing is a very nice, clean facility. The dining room and lounge areas look out over the lake with ducks, swans, geese, etc. and is a lovely view which dad enjoys. Dad likes the food, although I wish they would serve some salads and green veggies sometimes. The staff are very friendly. The front desk ladies are welcoming and cheery. The care has not been up to the level I was expecting from information I was given or told, but dad is still settling in so it may take a bit to get everyone used to the routine. Most concerns I have expressed to the staff have been addressed. The nursing employees have been very helpful and the head of nursing is open to my concerns and will get back to me with answers to my questions in a timely manner.

Their contracted services works very well and they are all very very good. The staff is amazingly kind and attentive, and that is huge! I would say they have some communication issues across the departments which makes me have to follow up a lot myself to make sure things get done sometimes. They are under construction at the moment so there is the effect that has on the appearance and such, but of course that will pass in time.

The location on the bay made this the place to be for my Dad. He moved in in August and enjoyed the view from his room immensely. There was a nice lounge next door to his room that worked well for visitors. Initially, we had some trouble getting his shower schedule sorted out, Dad wasn't crazy about the OT/PT staff on site and it took a long time for his electronic wheelchair to be ordered. Not long after that arrived, he contracted an infection in his foot. Because of poor circulation in his lower legs, he was hospitalized for six weeks, then was back at Sunrise for two weeks before he developed a blood clot and died suddenly. I liked the staff at Sunrise generally but wish they had been on-top of the infection (the fact that he stopped walking, for example). I live out of state and sometimes had to work hard to get a clear picture of what was going on. When he returned from the hospital with a higher level of care needed, they did a good job of caring for him.

The CNAs are the worst No supervision from admin Granted they are asked to do too much like setting up and serving meals which they are not good at

As stated above, physical therapy was the best part. The CEO and head of Nursing were very friendly and tried to be accommodating but were not able to adequately address many concerns we had. Therefore, we moved our family member to another facility.

Integrecare Senior Living in Wallingford PA is very concerned with money, and not so much about accommodating family or their contract. When we initially signed up we were told the cost was 3,700 per month. Every month the cost changed, and within 5 months the monthly cost increased to 5200. My family member is able to walk and get dressed herself, but has memory issues and needs to be redirected. Be wary of places that are large and money hungry. We moved my family member out within 7 months.

My apartment looks onto a green belt within a little stream running through it and beautiful trees. This view is very relaxing. I can sit on my patio and enjoy the deer's, squirrels, and the beautiful birds. It has a library with a good number of books, all supplied by residence. You can sit in a chair by the fireplace and read a good book. The events vary from trips to the farmers market or local grocery store. Pleasant afternoon trips to explore the general area. There are baking classes., art classes, book club, veterans coffee twice a month, bingo and several other age-appropriate activities. Dining room offers evening meals, and an opportunity to visit with other residences. To be completely honest, the food is adequate, but not exceptional. Luckily, there's a lot of restaurants nearby. They do have a Bistro where you could get sandwiches, salads, cookies,, drinks, ice cream and other such options. The apartments are basically one and two bedrooms. There are washers and dryers in each unit, small but adequate kitchens, a patio, a full bath and a nice size bedroom. Movies and other events take place in the evening.. Small pets are allowed, such as a small dog or cats. There is a one time pet fee of [Amount removed]. This is a month to month . facility. It requires a one .time. fee of [Amount removed].. the monthly fees run between[Amounts Removed] per month. All the fees are subject to change per administration. The residence themselves are very friendly and basically look out for each other. The above is based on my experience alone, and does not necessarily reflect the in opinion of the administration.

In summary, the caregivers are fantastic. There seems to be frequent turnover in administration and they are not responsive. Whenever you have a question you are referred to "management" but management does not answer email or voice mail. The facility is very clean. My dad passed away recently.

Recent management changes have resulted in reduced response time and conditions. Hopefully the original standards will return soon

Nice place, nursing staff is non responsive when asked to respond after my mom sees the doctor. The entire management team needs better skills. When they changed management, I was never notified, no new email addresses or phone numbers

My friend says It has been challenging the last few weeks with staffing. Food is hit or miss. Care is also hit or miss. Also, it seems like they are trying to resolve the issues.