The Remington of Yardley

… Extremely positive experience at the Remington of Yardley. Both the environment and the staff create a very welcoming feel. I notice many details showing me that someone took the time and energy to care about people and make this facility a convenient and nice place to live. From the start, the second I contacted Lee, he exhibited great communication and kind consideration for my elderly parent. He was willing to help in various ways, and was always patient and approachable while managing my many questions. It was obvious that he was sincere in his desire to help provide care for my loved one. He persevered with the details of our situation. I would say he went above and beyond to help my mom and me adjust to this new environment. I also had the privilege of meeting Vanda, who is an amazing director of the memory care unit. She has phenomenal leadership skills, while working tirelessly to sincerely lead and to care for all of the memory care residents and the staff. She asked important questions about my mom and followed through with whatever was discussed. In all of my communication with her, she was always gracious and respectful. I have great appreciation and respect for how she manages this memory care unit. Lastly, I enjoy the caretaking staff in The Remington’s memory care. They come prepared to help, and are always encouraging and supportive. I can see the close teamwork and management staff who are serious about careful planning, communicating, and supporting of their residents and families. I will never regret choosing the Remington of Yardley.

I agree with David and Nicole. I would love to get my mom out of there but its hard to move someone after they have settled. New management destroyed Heartis and made it Remington. The food concerns are so real. Nothing fresh-no accomodations for any special diets. Staff revealed that the food budget per day reduced from $9-$7.50 per resident. The price went up 17% this year. The new ED when I discussed concerned was bored and uncaring. yes the facility is nice looking and the apartment sizes are good. But food is central to a seniors well being and the lack of interest in improving it along with chronic staff shortages to the point of my mother not getting proper meds because no one was on duty is negligent. I have tried many times to talk to Legends Staff. the first time I was told they agreed food was terrible. They then cut the budget and it got worse. There are a few great staff members for whom I am grateful.

I recently toured this assisted living community and was truly impressed. From the moment I walked in, the staff was welcoming, professional, and genuinely kind. They took the time to answer all of my questions and never made me feel rushed or pressured. The community itself was clean, bright, and thoughtfully designed. The living spaces felt comfortable and well-maintained, and the common areas had a warm, home-like atmosphere. It was clear that residents are encouraged to stay active and engaged, with a variety of activities and social opportunities available. What stood out most was how much the staff seemed to truly care about the residents. I observed respectful, friendly interactions and could tell that dignity and individual needs are a top priority here. Touring this facility gave me real peace of mind, and I would absolutely recommend it to anyone looking for a supportive, compassionate assisted living community.

In the work I do, I help families find the right senior living community when they’re going through a really emotional and overwhelming time. I’ve recently helped a family move their loved one into this community, and it was very reassuring to see how welcomed and cared for they were once they arrived. Transitions like this are never easy, but the staff here truly make an effort to help residents feel comfortable and supported. . It means a lot to me to recommend places where I know people will be cared for the way I would want my own family cared for. Lee is a wonderful addition to this community and it speaks volumes that his own dad lives there too. I’m grateful to have this community as an option when helping families.