My mother-in-law is in Wesley Enhanced Living Pennypack Park. Once I spoke to the people in charge there, I had a really good feeling. They took me on a tour and we knew immediately that this would be a good place and a positive place for my mother-in-law. And we have not been disappointed. Every person that we have come in contact with during the rehab part, everything has been positive. And other members of my family that have gone to visit my mother-in-law have had nothing but positive things to say about every person that they've come in contact with. Whether it's a nurse, an aide, someone in the office receptionist, or anybody that we've come in contact with, it's been a positive experience. I would highly recommend the place. We haven't tried the food but all of the food looks outstanding. The facility is very well maintained both outside and inside. The grounds outside are beautiful, and the rooms and the hallways inside are wonderful. There are activities every single day that we've been there. There's either someone there singing, there's entertainment, or a bingo game. There are always people involved like staff members or outsiders that they brought in for activities. We trust the place and we feel very positive about everything, we're just so happy.

My dad moved into Wesley Enhanced Living Pennypack. It was recommended by a friend through my daughter. He's actually in rehab right now, and he'll be going to long-term care. The staff is very informative and helpful. I would recommend it for the staff, the area, and the cleanliness of the place. They have a courtyard, and a dining room.

I wasn't impressed with Wesley Enhanced Living Pennypack Park. The rooms were smaller and they were semi-private. They were separated by a curtain and a wall, and they were adequate.

We really liked Wesley Enhanced Living Pennypack Park. The rooms were so nice and modern. The people, including residents, who we got to talk to were so friendly. The dining facilities were great. I thought the menu options and the restaurant schedule were good. They had two options for dining: a bistro and a dining hall. We met some residents who were playing games in a game room. They showed us the room where they had live entertainment and church services. They also showed us a room where they had movies once a week.

I thought Wesley was very nice. They remodeled the whole place since I had visited it years ago when the facility and orientation were much different. There were a couple of things that were very nice, like dining room and menu. One meal a day was included, but they also had a nice snack bar that you could use 24 hours a day, I think. The rooms were nice and quite adequate.

As to the staff at Wesley Enhanced Living they are professional. Her room is clean and spacious for her. She loves it. Their dining room is very clean, and they serve them good food. They provide exercise, and they allow me to take her out.

This facility has undergone major renovations over the last few years. The new apartments are beautiful and spacious. My grandparents have a 2 bedroom apartment, so that is what I am reviewing. The bathrooms are updated and the standard tub has been replaced by a spacious walk in shower with no ledge. Someone on a walker can just walk right in and have plenty of room to shower with the walker in with them for support if needed. The kitchen is large and has all the modern amenities including a dishwasher. Residents who enjoy cooking should have no problems. I have personally cooked many Thanksgiving dinners in my grandparents kitchen and have had no issues with the counter space, oven or anything else. The new dining room is beautiful. There is now a nice lobby area with comfortable seating for residents waiting for a table. The staff is kind, patient and know their residents well. My only complaint in this area is the food. It is institutional food which reminds me of high school lunches. The salad bar desperately needs to be expanded to include more options. The activities at "The Manor" are varied. There are small concerts, movies and creative options for the residents to move around, socialize and use their imaginations. As an example, this Halloween, my grandparents and I made scarecrows, which were then used to decorate the beautiful courtyard for the season. The hallways are wide and have handrails on both sides, allowing easy travel for residents of all abilities. My only issue here is that the hallways are very long and the elevator is in the middle. Residents living at the far ends have a long walk if they are using walkers or canes. Residents who need assistance need only call the appropriate department. Someone will come and put boxes in storage, move heavy objects or anything else the resident needs and cannot do themselves. There is a van which takes residents to the grocery store twice a week, the mall and other shopping outlets. Residents can also use this van to go to doctor appointments for a nominal fee. There is a SEPTA bus stop right out front of the facility for those wishing to use the free public transportation. The facility is located directly in front of Nazareth Hospital, so in an emergency, the hospital is right there. The care in the medical center of the manor is very good and helps the resident transition from the hospital back to their own apartments very well. Overall, I am extremely pleased with this facility. My grandparents have the perfect balance between independent living and the help they need.

It's a beautiful place and they have all levels of care there. I really like it and I got the studio apartment. It looked beautiful and nice. It has just about everything that you could want in there! We went there on a Sunday, so I only met one person, but she was so accommodating and we were treated very nice. It's a very clean place. I'm very pleased with it. What I really like about this facility is that there is this one button that the residents just push if they needed help. The button tells the staff where and who you are (who pushed the button). For example, if you fell or you need help, they will automatically know where to send help. I have not tasted their food, but just looking at the place you know the food's going to be good; you can tell. They also have 4 little dining rooms on different floors and the dining rooms are very cozy.

The apartments are nice sized, the building is kept clean. The residents seem to be happy and enjoy the building and the activies. They also have common areas that allow the residents to spend time outside their apartments together.