My aunt is at the Concordia at Cabot and the care is awesome. They have lots of activities, and lots of community things to keep her busy, which she needs. Her husband died and she was very distraught and now she's happy and she has friends. She's in a new little neighborhood kind of thing. She's just having a lot of fun and being very active. They do card games, and bingo, they bring in outside people for shows, and they have a lot of games. A lot of times when we call her, she's not in her room because she's out doing activities. They tie-dyed shirts one day, they have many things to do including arts and crafts. She likes her room, she feels safe. The building itself is very tidy, it's kept clean and very sanitary. They have an outdoor sitting area, they can go out and do stuff outside, and I've seen people sitting out there. I think they do a nice job.

My father is at Concordia Lutheran Ministries and the experience is quite well. They're very good to him there. He is in what they call personal care. He has a large room with a single bed, a chair, dresser, a nice closet, and his own bath. It is plenty big; he could easily add another chair. He has a TV and a nightstand. It is a very nice room and very comfortable. I don't think he has engaged in any activity; he has been going through some medical things, but he does not stay in his room, he goes out of his room for the meals and that. I have not tasted the food, but he said it's not bad. They bring him his medications, but he takes them on his own. He does not need anybody to give it to him. The place is very clean and there is no odor.

My mother started personal care at Concordia Lutheran Ministries this month. There were quite a few places that we liked, but my mother had COVID at the time that she was in the hospital. One of the facilities that we wanted to go to would not take her until she tested negative for COVID. However, she couldn't test negative because once they had COVID, they are still going to test positive for a while. We really needed to get her out of the hospital because her time was up. She needed to get to rehab and this is the only facility we could find. It just ended up being the most convenient because I'm in California and she's in Pennsylvania. So far, it's actually really good. My brother lives back there, and he was able to go and drop things off for her. He was able to schedule a face-to-face appointment to visit with her, like half an hour a week. I was also able to do a Skype session with her this weekend, and it's pretty good. She's not complaining about anything. She likes it more at home, of course, but she seems pretty happy there. She likes the food, and she likes the people. The staff members are also absolutely wonderful. I would recommend them because they are all-inclusive when it comes to care. They can do every level of care, and I think that was really the key. They can take my mother when she is transitioning, and then if she gets better, she can transition to a lower level of care if needed.

My mother went to a larger place called Concordia Lutheran Ministries. I think she enjoys it there. I guess the food is OK, she hasn't complained. I think Concordia is one of the nicer places that you can put somebody. If you don't make enough money, they have other ways to supplement that from other community churches and organizations.

I do not intend to use them if I decide to go to a retirement living. Why! The Food. Have 3/4 times eating there. Everyone was not good. Eggs wrapped in canvas and plastic to keep warm. Ugh! Food cold. When you ask for something they give you from the counter not a warmer. Murphy's counter of the 40/50's would be a step up.

I like the personnel at Concordia; my mother has friends there. They gave many options for how to pay and how to get in that suited us. They gave us a whole year to sell my mom’s house, and she is still paying a rent of only $650 a month. There’s all kinds of activities, programs, and games that everyone do together.

It's a very nice facility and the people are friendly, however the staff is not prompt in responding to patient call button. I timed them and it took 20 MINUTES for the nurse to come after my grandmother pressed her button. Nobody even poked their head in to check if she was ok. She's not supposed to go to the bathroom herself because she's a fall risk, however no one will come to assist her in time so she gets up and goes by herself. I would not recommend this place if there was a better option available.

My aunt is in Concordia, and everything is taken care of. They have a skilled nursing and assisted living. It is a whole group of buildings. In the assisted living, they have residential living. They have skilled nursing. They have rehab. It is a big facility which provides different levels of care. They have many activities. They have bingo, arts & crafts, prayer services, religious services, and outings. They had dieticians on staff, and the food is good. The portions are good and very adequate. If you need a certain diet, it is taken care of. I like that they are very compassionate.

She was at Concordia at Cabot for almost four weeks for rehab. Everything went well, and she is home now. I think the staff is excellent. I did not personally eat there, but she was on a liquid diet. The rooms are very nice. I didn't have any problems with the facility. I would recommend this facility to others. I was familiar with this facility because my dad was here for two years for Alzheimer's. I was familiar with it, and I knew the care that he got when he was here. I wanted to make sure my wife gets the same kind of care.

At Concordia Lutheran Ministries, there was a 6-month waiting period and we couldn’t wait that long. I had friends in the facility and they seem to be very happy. They have different activities and I know they play bingo. They have crafts and they have entertainment.

The staff at Concordia was very friendly and helpful. They spent a lot of time explaining the different options and they took us on a tour of the facility. They were well trained and would be able to meet our needs in the future. They had single-room units and multiple room units where people could share. The facility was an older facility but it was very clean, well maintained and well run. It looked very good and they offered about everything. It was one the facilities we were considering when we would made a decision where to put my mother-in-law. We also selected that one because my mother-in-law had a close friend who's in that facility right now. So, we thought it would be beneficial. I would highly recommend them to others.

My aunt liked Concordia at Cabot. The staff was fine. We spent a couple of hours there. The facility has all the different levels of care, that's why she liked it the best, and so did we. And the cost was reasonable. It's ideal that it's close to our house, too. The facility was in tip top shape and the staff was very knowledgeable. Everything was fine. But my aunt doesn't want to move out of her house.

My grandmother and great aunt used to stay at Corcodia. It's an amazing facility. If I had to say about it to anyone in that area, it's absolutely the best one. It's clean and pretty. All the rooms are private. We certainly didn't feel that they were understaffed. It's expensive though. Surprisingly, they don't have a separate unit for Dementia or Alzheimer's. That really amazes me considering that it is financially successful and they've expanded.

Concordia Luthern Home is located about 40 minutes from Pittsburgh, PA. A very convenient location. Overall, my family was very pleased with the care my grandmother received, particularly the nursing staff. The facility was well maintained and was very clean. My grandmother required a higher level of care than many residents and the community worked well with family and doctors. Many interesting activities were available. The cafeteria staff would often offer food to visitors. Overall, a very good facility.

Concordia at Cabot has always treated my family member with great respect and care. Despite the staff being a majority of young (high school aged) people, I was surprised and impressed with the reverence and love of the staff there. Concordia has a beautiful walking area along a large pond with various types of wildlife. There is a beautiful view from the Lund and Haven buildings, and an excellent staff. The facility also includes a chapel, a beauty shop, a diner/cafe, and a wonderful rec room. In the recreation facility residents participate in activities organized by the Concordia staff and also organized by the local high school (Knoch Jr./Sr. High of South Butler County School District). Every year, Concordia and Knoch team together to create a prom dance with the prom king, queen, and students from Knoch crowning a Concordia prom king and queen every year. Concordia also hosts a fall open house/festival for all of the residents including an excellent dinner and fireworks show that lights up the sky of sleepy little Cabot. These are just a few of the many activities throughout the year that Concordia has to offer my family member.