My parents live in Presbyterian Village at Hollidaysburg. The employees are superb. Whoever selects them has done a tremendously good job. They're all very caring, they go the extra mile, and just take nice care of everyone. They are very, very pleasant and highly skilled. The facility is not as fancy as some places, but it's all neat, clean, and quite welcoming. They were outstanding. They have an outdoor Strawberry Festival in the summer which is extremely nice. They'll take a bus and take them to activities. They have an exercise room. They had physical therapists down there, working machines every day with her. It was quite inclusive.

I chose Presbyterian Village at Hollidaysburg for my parents because of the kindness of the employees. It's also affordable. My mother has moved into their skilled nursing and my dad's about to move too in the middle of September. The food is not perfect but it's good. The place is neat and clean. There's a courtyard, a salon, and a place for them to go to hear music. The care that we're getting and the price just fit. The place is near their home or the home that they owned for years. It's also not far from the hospital.

I am in the rehab section of Presbyterian Village. I think it is really an excellent place. My only concern is that it is kind of far away from my home and family. But it is very nice, the accommodations are very nice, and it's got a homey feel to it as opposed to a clinical nursing. The staff is relatively small town people, and they are very nice, very caring people. The food, I think, is above average in variety, and there are lots of choices. It is more like home cooking as opposed to institutional-like food, which you get in some places. And they have therapy as well. Physical and occupational therapy are available, and they have a really good team of people here to do that because mostly there are about five or six people in the therapy area. Excellent sanitation; it is a very clean place. There are always people around cleaning and mopping up, and taking care of things. They also do your laundry here, and they do a pretty good job of that as well. They also have a lot of optional religious kinds of things. They have a chaplain here, and they also have Sunday services, Bible study, mass, and rosary for Catholic people, so I guess because of the Presbyterian background, they also offer that kind of spiritual side as well.

The Presbyterian Village at Hollidaysburg in Hollidaysburg PA was an extremely wonderful place for my grandmother to stay after her stroke a few years back. After a lengthy rehabilitation process my family and I chose Presbyterian Village for my grandmothers extended care as we would not be able to do it ourselves. The staff at the nursing home was wonderful providing both my family and my grandmother with counseling as we needed during our hard time. The home had many wonderful residents as well that provided company for my grandmother when family was unable to visit. The rooms and facilities of the home were very well maintained and it was just a great place for her to be, it never seemed like she was in a nursing home, more like it was her own home. She felt safe and comfortable there. The nurses treated my grandmother with the utmost respect and gave the best care possible and my family is extremely grateful for all their hard work.