This facility lacks leadership. I want to believe that many of the staff care about the residents. However, they clearly lack appropriate direction and training. The health and welfare of the residents is at risk. They did not provide medicine at the appropriate times and following doctor directions. They did not provide dr prescribed diet to deal with health issues. The neglected my mom to a point where she now has additional health issues. There were just so many problems and we had to move her to a new facility. We found out we were not alone and will be pursuing this though county and state agencies..

They should not even receive one star. Partridge Tippet Facility jeopardizes the health and safety of its residents. They do not have consistent protocols. We have been allowed in semi private rooms to visit on somedays and other days we are not permitted. Meds are not distributed per instructions. We found our mother sitting in feces on two occasions in the recent 5 days. She has a bedsore from not moving enough. They have not elevated her legs routinely. As a result, we have moved her to a new facility.

Rooms are small and cramped.outdated, noisy. very sad.nursing totally understaffed. unclean Administration doesn’t want questions asked. my friend was made seriously ill and hospitalized due to lack of care. no one goes there to visit anyone. depressing. people laying in beds sleeping w TVs on all day. don’t send your loved one here.

My father was admitted for rehabilitation. The only rehab they do is walking, he still caned't do steps, can't get out of bed which makes him a fall risk. He has to self cath 2 times a day but the nursing staff doesn't want to do it so now he has a foley. No one helps with insurance or any type of information that is needed for your loved one to survive.

Staff is very caring and well trained. The place is well kept and very clean. Activities involving live music is provided and is well received by residents. Additionally, the admissions team is very professional and well prepared upon initial arrival at the home.

Rooms are ok Volunteers are very nice Sam - the nurse is exceptional My father has been in the rehab facility trying to get better to transition home. We notified the staff on numerous occasions that the button to call an aide or nurse is broken. It has now been 5 days and he has had to sit in urine and/or feces for hours. Furthermore, when they do assist him by taking him to the toilet (he cannot get there himself) they leave him for extended periods of time - more than a half hour. IF your loved ones is special to you - run and don't send them to Wesley Village.

The place is fair if mobile, if not family MUST visit at least once or preferably more times a day. Care is ok Present staff are very good but always short on personnel. Rehabilitation is very good.

0n June 5,2017 I visited my mother at 11:30 only to find that she still had her breakfast tray untouched. I told a nurse and was told it is the nurse aid who should have helped to feed her, I took a picture of the tray and the nurse said to show Bernie. Bernie sais he was sorry..They took her to the lounge for lunch and I feed her, She ate everything . Also at 1;05 I notified a nurse that she need to go to the bathroom, It took until 1:40 for someone to change her. Again Bernie said he was sorry . Bernie also said he would tell Mark.

My Wife and I have lived in a 1 bedroom apartment---independent---for past 4 weeks. We are both in our 80's and I am the 24/7 caregiver for my Wife who was diagnosed with Alzheimers Disease about 3 1/2 hears ago. Due to our ages, we decided to move closer to one of our married daughters who lived in Reading, Pa---about 2 hours away. We toured other facilities closer to Reading but all were well beyond our monthly income. Others wanted rents in the $3500-4200 a month range with food. Wesley Village charges us $1190.00 a month plus meals and and shuttles. Activities are limited to Bingo---light exercise---Church under same roof, twice weekly---home-made and and choir. You have the choice of Café(much lower oost alternative) or more costly formal sit-down dining room---all out of your own budget. I have spent as little as $3.20 for turkey and mashed potatoes and split same with my Wiufe---due to our limited appetites. Place is kept spotless and staff is friendly. This is a continued care facility which means either one of us could move to the assisted living or Alzheimer's units--all under the same roof. We paid NO advanced fee for this advantage but daily charges will increase when that need arises. Our rent includes all utilities---cable tvs--garbage removal---and Wi-Fi. Unit has own bath-room and small kitchen. You do your own cleaning or pay a modest fee. Maintenance department installed our wall hangings and there are elevators.

We toured the place and we're very much interested in the suite but it's not available. So I tried to convince my dad to take one available room but he was not interested in staying in such a small place. On the other hand, the staff in Wesley Village treated us very well and we are very impressed with it.