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Spring Oak at Vineland
$3,596 to $3,956 per monthReviews of Spring Oak highlight a mix of concerns about sanitation and staffing challenges in memory care alongside positive experiences emphasizing attentive support and a friendly environment, showcasing the facility's potential for specialized caregiving for dementia residents.
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Family Oriented
Mullica Gardens Assisted Living
$5,520 to $5,790 per monthMullica Gardens is a highly regarded memory care facility praised for its compassionate staff, clean and homelike environment, personalized care due to a smaller resident population, delicious meals that promote health, and a strong sense of community among residents and families.
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Supportive Staff
Merion Gardens Assisted Living
$4,575 to $5,673 per monthMerion Gardens offers a pleasant atmosphere and engaging activities for residents, but families should be cautious due to serious health safety concerns and inconsistent caregiving experiences, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Spacious Rooms
Terraces at Parke Place
$4,950 to $7,380 per monthTerraces at Parke Place is generally well-regarded for its welcoming atmosphere and friendly staff, but it faces concerns regarding care quality and communication, highlighting the need for prospective residents to carefully evaluate individual needs against the facility's caregiving practices.
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Spring Oak of Berlin
$4,452 to $5,787 per monthSpring Oak of Berlin offers memory care services with 24-hour supervision, specialized programs for cognitive impairment, and assistance with daily activities, but may not be suitable for residents requiring higher levels of medical care or those with significant mobility issues.
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Friendly Staff
Brightview Woodbury Lake
$4,895 to $6,650 per monthBrightview Woodbury Lake offers a thoughtfully designed memory care unit with attentive staff and a variety of engaging activities, though some families have raised concerns about the quality of care and medication management for residents with dementia.
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Great Location
The Landing Of Washington Square
$3,300 to $4,290 per monthThe Landing of Washington Square offers a vibrant and engaging environment with diverse activities, dedicated care staff, and comfortable accommodations, making it an excellent choice for those seeking a memory care facility.
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Great Staff
Traditions of Cross Keys
$3,250 to $4,500 per monthTraditions at Cross Keys is highly recommended for its compassionate memory care services, personalized attention from dedicated staff, and a supportive community atmosphere that fosters social interactions and emotional well-being for residents.
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Great Staff
All American Assisted Living at Washington Township
$4,050 to $7,600 per monthAll American's memory care unit offers a friendly environment, but serious concerns about care quality, supervision, communication, and accountability for missing personal items suggest prospective families should proceed with caution.
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Friendly Staff
United Methodist Communities Pitman
$3,022 to $4,563 per monthUnited Methodist Communities at Pitman offers a friendly and caring staff dedicated to engaging residents in memory care, although concerns about the facility's physical environment and infrastructure should be considered.
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Friendly Staff
The Lorelton
$2,844 to $6,264 per monthLorelton is a compassionate and well-maintained facility with spacious accommodations, attentive staff, strong family communication, engaging activities that promote social interaction, and quality dining services, creating a supportive community for residents.
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New Facility
Lodge Lane Assisted Living
$4,950 to $7,380 per monthLodge Lane Assisted Living Facility is praised for its cleanliness and caring staff but faces criticism regarding food quality in memory care, particularly for unappetizing meals and inadequate attention during mealtimes, despite offering engaging activities and strong community support for residents.
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Friendly Staff
The Landing of Washington Square
$3,995 to $6,995 per monthThe Landing at Washington Square is highly praised for its welcoming atmosphere, caring and attentive staff, transformative resident experiences, and appealing amenities, making it a strong choice for families seeking memory care options.
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Cleanliness
Complete Care at Hillside
When selecting a memory care facility, prioritize cleanliness and attentive staff, as experiences vary significantly; one reviewer highlighted serious cleanliness issues in their rehabilitation center, while another praised the well-maintained and nurturing environment of Hillside Center.
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Knowledgeable Staff
Silver Lake Center
$5,940 to $6,240 per monthSilver Lake Center for long-term care is praised for its compassionate and knowledgeable staff, maintaining a reasonably well-kept facility that prioritizes emotional well-being and provides organized family visits, all at a fair cost with Medicare coverage.
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Friendly Staff
Tylers Mill Senior Living
$4,500 to $5,000 per monthTylers Mill Senior Living is praised for its supportive and family-like staff, appealing environment, and community engagement, but concerns about food quality and staffing consistency should be carefully considered by those seeking memory care options.
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Complete Care at Court House
Families' experiences with memory care facilities highlight the importance of attentive staff, effective communication, and robust supervision to ensure patient safety and engagement, while also revealing potential deficiencies in care that prospective residents should consider.
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New Facility
Harmony at Kent
$2,650 to $4,420 per monthReviews of Harmony at Kent reveal significant infrastructure and staffing issues, including HVAC problems, poor maintenance, low food quality, high turnover rates leading to inadequate care, and limited engaging activities, raising concerns for potential residents seeking a reliable memory care facility.
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Westminster Village
$3,420 to $4,050 per monthThe tour of a larger memory care community highlighted its attractive common areas and friendly staff but raised concerns about personalized attention and room aesthetics, leading us to favor smaller environments that foster closer connections between caregivers and residents.
