Cornwall Manor was amazing. If I were to talk my parents into it, that's where I would take them. It was in a beautiful area, and the residents and employees were friendly, wonderful, and helpful. They treated us to a wonderful lunch. We saw the workout area and pool and also saw some people shooting pool and others walking. We saw information about some upcoming activities. They had cottages, apartment, and condominiums depending on what section you're looking at.

Cornwall Manor is very nice, but it's pricey. I have friends there. They have rooms, apartments, and cottages. It's a very large facility. The staff was friendly. They have a nurse on call every day. Most of my friends are in independent living. You can be as independent as you want or as active as you want in their activities. I think they even have a golf course. They have a lot of walks and parties but no liquor. It's a very nice place.

We will be moving into Cornwall Manor in about a year. We've visited the place and we're very happy with it. It's a beautiful spot. We will have a new apartment with two bedrooms. The staff is very friendly. They have medical facilities and they can provide 24/7 nursing care if needed. All of the utilities are paid except for the internet, TV and telephone. They have a woodworking shop, a large swimming pool, an exercise center, gift shops, restaurant, and a chapel. The facility is quite close to one of our children, too.

Cornwall Manor is an assisted living facility located in a little quiet town known as Cornwall in Pennsylvania. Over the span of 7 years I volunteered for Cornwall Manor and in my time of employment responded to their residents in their time of need as an EMT. The community which is Cornwall Manor always impressed me. It's a very large facility, scenic in view and well taken care of. Its amenities include clubs, swimming pools, tennis courts, and various other entertainments uncommonly found in many assisted living facilities. Many of us in the EMS community consider Cornwall Manor to be a ritzier sort of community with a higher level of standard then many we had visited in the past; although that also meant that it was more costly to the residents as well. From my experience the staff was always friendly, the residents always seemed happy and content, and I never saw anything that would set alarm bells off in my head signifying that it was anything more than a very reputable organization.

This assisted living program is very friendly and is always looking out for the best interest of the residents. The program offers apartments with more assistance or customizable houses with less assistance, accommodating seniors of all ages and abilities. All residents have access to a gym with exercise programs for all abilities, a cafeteria with varying meal plans, a community garden with reservable spaces, and convenient access to a rails 2 trails bicycle trail that runs directly adjacent to the village. The staff works with residents as well as family of the residents to make the best decisions for everyone. Some residents, like my grandmother, are reluctant to admit that they need to move from their house to the fully assisted living apartments. The staff works with the residents families and doctors to evaluate their health and politely encourage the residents to consider the best options for their well-being. The program also runs a shuttle daily that takes the residents to nearby grocery stores and shopping centers, so they can purchase things they need without having to drive themselves. Overall, this is a quality assisted living program with many benefits to its residents.