Anonymous
Independent LivingResident/client
July 22, 2019
Review of Twining Village
Nurses and aides were skilled and compassionate.

1400 Old Jordan Rd, Holland, PA 18966
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1400 Old Jordan Rd, Holland, PA 18966

8580 Verree Rd, Philadelphia, PA 19111

290 E Winchester Ave, Langhorne, PA 19047

3200 Bensalem Blvd, Bensalem, PA 19020
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Pet friendly
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Pet friendly
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Pet friendly
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Pet friendly
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Care types offered
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Independent Living
Care types offered
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Assisted Living, Independent Living
Care types offered
1
Independent Living
Care types offered
3
Assisted Living, Memory Care, Independent Living
for Twining Village
Anonymous
Independent LivingResident/client
July 22, 2019
Nurses and aides were skilled and compassionate.
Linda Downs
Independent LivingFamily/friend
March 6, 2019
Ever since this facility has been acquired by Diacon corp. They have continued down the slippery slope of no return. Do not be misled by fancy gardens, wall hangings,or crackling fireplaces. Independent villagers are forgotten. Even the smallest request is not answered. Personal care area is shabby with non trained minimal help. Staff turn over is daily. Administration is in chaos. Do not leave your dependent family member here unless you can spend every day with them
Anonymous
Independent LivingFamily/friend
September 20, 2018
Lovely building, but horrific care inside. Their skilled nursing is a joke. They simply don't care. Your loved ones are going through enough - don't add to their suffering by putting them here.
Anonymous
Independent LivingFamily/friend
July 16, 2018
At first impressive, but once they get you financially hooked ,the care is below avg. eventually one comes to find out most people are very cold and clicky. (High school politics at age 80) The staff keeps changing and residents only get one tasteless meal a day for a very expensive facility. fees keep going up. .... And If they know your financial worth they will take full advantage and only give you limited options.
wendy weiner
Independent LivingFamily/friend
July 1, 2018
if you are thinking of sending your love one here for rehab please do NOT...... rehab is worthless here. they ask the patient would you like to have rehab they do not enforce it all all. they are more concern in having them clean shaved then walking..... also if you want care of the nurses you will not ..... they left my father in a dirty diaper and he told them he doesnt wear diapers and yet they put him in one never checked on him only if I or my sibling told them to come in his room.. best part my dad fell out of his bed and again they nurses were worthless. the social worker larry doesnt return calls and basically he too is worthless, funny in the two days at the new rehab where my dad is now he is walking, eating, showering all on his own. please do not send your love one here... they all suck. i will be calling medicare, and social servies on these people
Sally Burns
Independent LivingFamily/friend
June 17, 2018
The name "Diacon" describes it all. Mismanagement and chaos are rampant. This place is in a downward spiral.
Michele Marshall
Independent LivingFebruary 14, 2017
IF YOU REALLY LOVE THE PERSON YOU NEED TO PUT IN THE REHAB OR NURSING HOME HERE, I ADVISE YOU NOT TOO, IT IS NOT FIT FOR A HOMELESS PERSON OR AN ANIMAL, I WOULD NOT EVEN OUT MY WORST ENEMY THERE, MY FATHER WAS THERE FOR A WEEK AFTER HAVING TWO MAJOR SURGERIES ONE WEEK FROM EACH OTHER, AND HE WAS FRAIL AS CAN BE,AND HE WAS SENT THERE FOR REHAB, THEY TOOK HIM OUT OF BED TO MOVE HIM TO ANOTHER BED, AIDES FOUGHT IN FRONT OF HIM AND MY MOTHER & NIECE ABOUT WHOSE JOB IT WAS TO EMPTY HIS COLOSTOMY BAG & AS THEY WERE ARGUING IT BURST, HE WAS LEFT IN A DIRTY DIAPER FOR 16 HOURS, HE WAS TOTALLY UNABLE TO DO FOR HIMSELF AND HE WAS GETTING HIS MEDS AND ASKED THE NURSE TO GIVE HIM A MINUTE HE WAS FEELING GOOD, SHE PUT THE CUP DOWN AND TOLD HIM TO DO IT HIMSELF, THIS IS FAR FROM OVER.... THE MAN IN THE ROOM WITH MY DAD ASKED FOR A NURSE AND WAS TOLD BE RIGHT BACK,3 HOURS LATER AND STILL NO ONE CAME IN,VERY SAD THESE PEOPLE TAKE OATHS AND MISTREAT PEOPLE AND ARE VERY UNECTICAL , HE WAS THERE ONE WEEK & PULLED HIM OUT AS FAST AS 1.2.3., MY MOM FORGOT HER CELL PHONE IN MY DADS ROOM, THEIR EXCUSE WAS, THEY DIDN'T KNOW WHO IT BELONG TO, SO PUT A NOTE FOUND IN THIS PERSON ROOM AND ADVISE FAMILY A FAMILY MEMBER (YEAH RIGHT YOU WOULD THINK), THEN ONE OF HIS MEDICATIONS WENT MISSING, WHAT IN THE WORLD IS THIS PLACE...
Art Barrett
Independent LivingFamily/friend
November 27, 2016
My mother has been in Twining for over 2 years and I am sorry to says that I cannot recomend Twining to anyone. They are always under staffed and do as little as possible to care for the residents. Food is marginal, they are never around to help the residents when they need it and all the workers do is CYA beyond belief. If we were not locked in financially my mother would not still be living there. Do yourself are favor and look elsewhere, you will regret having a loved one living at Twining. The workers just don't care about the residents and management is only concerned about make a buck and give you lip service all the time.
Not so happy
Independent LivingFamily/friend
August 18, 2016
This place is horrible. Understaffed and the staff they have is not compassionate about their residents. The head of nursing does not return phone calls . When family members arrive the staff will not be seen again until the family leaves. It smells like urine and if your pillow goes missing it's hard to get another. Think twice before putting your loved one here.
Anonymous
Independent LivingFamily/friend
August 18, 2016
Horrible. Smells, understaffed. My loved one is in there now and desperately trying to get them out. Staff is there for a paycheck, they do not care about residents. And a low paycheck at that, because they couldn't get jobs at better facilities with their poor credentials.
Anonymous
Independent LivingFamily/friend
March 28, 2016
Two years ago put my mother in Twining Manor. The management staff seemed very helpful and professional. The most recent management change has not been of the same standard . Management is motivated at reducing operating cost at expense of residence.
Concerned Family
Independent LivingFamily/friend
August 13, 2015
The long term care unit is disgusting. The carpets are stained, there are gnats and ants in some of the rooms, the floor smells too. The patients look very unkempt when I go in the morning to see my family. They are lined up in the hallway by the desk in the w/c. When some of the residents try to talk to the staff, staff walks by them or just ignores them. Some residents are also dressed in gown, because they have no clothing. My mother used to get showers daily at home, but now she can only get one twice a week?? But the most disturbing is having to hear the residents beg people to take them to the bathroom, and be in tears because they have to go, but everyone us too busy to take them. If they are so busy, then they need more staff. There is also only one nurse on the floor for over 30 people. How can they properly assess my family if they just spend 5 minutes with them? The aides and nurses also talk to the residents like they're bothering them. Ever since new administrartion took over it has gone drastically down hill. I'm looking into taking my family somewhere else, as I honestly believe its only a matter of time before it closes. The nurses are also always stressed and you can see it when you walk on the floor. The dining room just has tables in it with no table cover, flowers, nothing. And when it comes time to feed the residents, there are not enough people to feed all the residents at the same time. So one resident has to watch while another gets fed. Its gotten horrible there. They are not properly staffed to offer quality care. All of the reviews previously are from before the new management took over, when it was a good place, but that it no longer true.
Loved one
Independent LivingFamily/friend
May 28, 2014
Our experience with this community overall was unfortunately not a good one. They provide multiple levels of care and unfortunately the higher levels of care they provided were completely unacceptable. The independent living section is fine in terms of amenities, however they could have done a much better job integrating new residents. When our loved one had to move to the assisted living section is when we really started to notice the problems here. The staff were completely overworked, and they had an extremely high staff turnover. The assisted living section just seemed chaotic. And worst of all was their highest level of care, it really was just a warehouse for old people, and when we realized that our loved one was going to need that level of care soon we had to find her another facility immediately.
Daughter
Independent LivingFamily/friend
October 31, 2013
They were very nice to my mother there. I felt that the rooms were not as updated as they could have been. It was clean but the carpet in the hallways smelled of urine and that bothered me.
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