Celebration Villa of Reedsville

It is a nice, friendly place for family. I would definitely recommend Celebration Villa of Reedsville to anybody looking for assisted living.

They rush you into signing their contract without explaining everything When I moved him in, they wanted all of his prescription medication's which I gave them. There was a lot of medicine there, including four months worth of inhalers for his COPD and two full bottles of Tylenol arthritis eight hour unopened. They said they would tag them with his name and use them first but they did not do that. He fell and bumped his head on the ninth day at 11:30 at night and was taken or I should say sent by ambulance to the emergency room. All alone. I did not know anything about it until the next morning because someone called and left a voicemail on my work phone The night before, so that means my father with dementia was in the emergency room all by himself and I'm sure all the questions they ask he say "I don't know He had to have a Covid test and a tuberculosis test negative for both before he could be admitted so he did that and he was negative. Nine days later, when he fell and was admitted to the hospital, he had Covid, common pneumonia, a fever, was dehydrated and had a UTI. He was in the hospital and IV antibiotics for two days, then sent to rehab for four weeks. The people that work there are very friendly, but we did not receive what we paid for. My dad was only there for nine days and in those nine days time he did not have a shower or a shave and he fell three times because he was always left all alone. They have six levels of care, each step cost $500 more. After my father moved in, they moved him from level one to level two and charged us $500 more when I asked exactly what is included in the levels of care they said they would explain it later, which they never did. We were billed by their pharmacy about $100 and since he did not return to their facility after he fell, I called and requested that they returned his medication to me, but they would not do that.

My mother feels like it's her home and she says they take great care of her. I was able to learn some of their techniques for dealing with my mother

My family member entered the Elmcroft assisted living in Reedsville PA in January of 2020. We have had nothing but positive experiences. We have been treated with kindness and concern by all staff members and the care has been excellent. Our family member is in a much better situation now that she is not alone at home. Her care, ADLs and medication needs are all met. The staff is extremely friendly and add to the stimulation that has helped her make great strides in her status. We are so lucky to have found a perfect place for mom!

Mom has been here for a year and things are going well. The staff is all very attentive and does a wonderful job with Mom and all the other residents. The facility is clean and well maintained. The meals are good and are somewhat on the healthier end of the spectrum. I would highly reccommend Elmcroft of Reedsville for your loved one.

Toured early in 2017, very much what we were looking for at the time but not the ideal location.

Elmcroft has a welcoming atmosphere. The staff is nice and they seem attentive to the residents. The facility itself is clean and seems well kept. So far, we haven't had any major issues or complaints with the facility or the staff.

We're very pleased with how things have gone at Elmcroft of Reedsville so far. The folks who work here are very friendly, and they do a great job keeping the place looking clean and nice. Mom is settling in well here, they made her feel very welcome, and she can be a hard person to win over. I'd give them top marks across the board, they've done a great job overall!