Greedy, not comforting & inadequate. From the stratospheric $6,000 monthly cost of Meadowwood, one would expect excellent care but it is pathetically far from it. My loved one has been there for 9 years and has paid over $500,000 in fees to Meadowood. Her living quarters are dingy and dirty despite paying a weekly cleaning session. The ever expanding, exhorbitant construction is a constant hindrance to the often physically challenged population. The "skilled nursing" staff is rude & unhelpful, often ignoring patients & are actually contentious towards even the most simple request. The dining staff consists of 14 & 15 year old children from neighboring schools & is subpar to say the least. The menu is tired & endlessly rotated, with residents having to contend with sharp tongued 'Garden' staffers. Provided that Meadowood has a captive audience, as many of these well-to-do individuals would be unable to move if they wanted to, this place simply needs to do better. Its more than heartbreaking to watch my loved one deal with these inadequate surroundings week after week. It is terribly distressing to have watched this person work their whole lives just to be marooned on a campus with unqualified, underperforming, nasty individuals to guide the final transition of life. Save yourself the money, time & heartache.

My mother received her rehab for a total knee replacement early August 2017. The therapists are all very supportive, interactive, encouraged her to get to each next level in an appropriate timeframe and listened to her needs. She also enjoyed her hours of rehab each day. She was in a beautifully and decorated private room, which allowed her to rest and obtain solid sleep. Administration, her nurses and aides were professional and attentive to her needs. She thoroughly enjoyed each meal as their selection is varied and the food is absolutely delicious! I have always chosen Meadowood for my parents rehab needs as both my parents had open heart surgeries (2012 and 2016) and their rehab outcomes were very positive!

I wish to acknowledge the high degree of professionalism that we encountered throughout the time my husband was at Meadowood - from the very first moment we arrived down through the handling by the personnel in your Admissions area and through the varied well-trained CNAs, skilled and highly professional nurses, through the daily workings by those wearing the "green and beige" outfits - and experiencing the fine comportment of all who work in your food areas, presenting delicious food items each and every day - we were impressed with the ways in which each and every employee at Meadowood handled their duties each day. We also learned many of them had long lengths of service with Meadowood - and truly enjoyed their jobs! I've worked many years - in varied careers - both for-profit and nonprofit - and I've encountered folks - who work, but do not enjoy their work or their interactions with others. They fail to provide service and kindness - and evidence of why they chose such-and-such an occupation. Their unhappiness, readily evident to any/all they encounter. BUT, this is not evident at Meadowood. The high level of staff commitment that you have within the environment of Meadowood is remarkable. Keep up the great work that all of you do!

I’ve been to Meadowood a couple of times. It has a pool and a fitness center, and the food is excellent. The rooms are spacious and include either a balcony or a patio, dishwasher, and washer and dryer. They have all kinds of activities.

Meadowood was very nice and with comparable prices. One thing we didn't like is the rooms were outside basically. You had to go outside the facility to go to the dining area and my parents would not have liked that.

They did not pay adequate attention to my grandfather. The call bell would be on for 30 minutes plus, and no nurses or aides would attend to him. I understand that you are busy, or he is not on your caseload, but if he is soiled for example, it is not right to keep him in such a state until you can get around to it. If you need more staff, get more staff, but no one deserves to be treated in such a way.Also, when we arrived and asked to speak to his nurse about how he was doing that day, we were greeted with cold stares, or ignorance, which is even worse. How can you be caring for a patient all day and know nothing about them? We didn't ask difficult questions, just whether or not he had been verbal that day, wether or not he seemed confused- all something someone, especially in the healthcare field, would be able to determine in a reasonably short amount of time.

Meadowood retirement community is a sprawling retirement community located in beautiful Worcester Pennsylvania. This quiet, peaceful place is probably the nicest retirement community I have ever been to. About five years ago my aunt and uncle moved there, and they liked it so much that they convinced an uncle of mine from California to move all the way across the country to join them. Residents can choose between single, cottage style homes or stylish studio type apartments that have spacious rooms and wonderful views. Residents also have access to on site medical help, athletic facilities, and various cultural activities including an annual art show taking place this month. All in all, the community does a perfect job of providing the peace and comfort of country living with amenities that can match any high priced condominium you will find in down town Philadelphia. Meadowood was voted the best retirement community of Montgomery County in 2011, and I have no doubt that it will continue to be a leader in the field for many years to come.

My grandfather went here for rehab and got worse for two weeks before we had to find another place which gave him much better care.