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Paula Montgomery

My husband and I, along with our dog Bella, moved into an apartment in the residential community at Messiah Village a year ago and we all just love it. Before moving, in anticipation of possible future needs, we researched nursing homes on Medicare and found Messiah Village was the only 5-star skilled care facility on the West Shore. We want to award our Resident Life residents, staff, and facilities 5 stars too! We wish we had moved here years ago.

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MomMom from PA

“I love living at Messiah Village. As I sit and look around my lovely apartment that I designed from flooring, walls, kitchen cabinets and countertops, and more, I have such contentment. Moving to Messiah 2½ years ago was one of the best life decisions I have ever made. The residents and staff are so friendly and kind and we have lots of fun with educational, spiritual, physical, social. and stimulating things to do, including an emphasis on wellness. At Messiah Village, the residents are the #1 priority, not profit! On our beautiful campus are 4 restaurants, including one in my apartment community where I dine every night on healthy delicious meals using the $200 dining dollars we are given monthly! I have complete peace of mind as I continue my “twilight” journey that if I outlive my financial resources], I will be cared for with great love and kindness at Messiah, until the end of my life.”

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Teresa Papoutsis

Horrible! Not only was the nursing staff unresponsive, it the food sucked! THEN they took ALL the clothes I packed & put sticky labels on everything! I mean socks & panties. Awful-I’ve been home for nearly 6 months, and I CANNOT get these horrible things off!

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Bonnie Day

My mother has been a resident of Messiah Lifeways for about 12 years in the assisted and skilled nursing units. She is in the latter stages of Alzheimer’s/dementia and requires total care at this point. I have been pleased with the level of care she has received. She is clean, well fed, medically supervised and interacts with the staff and other residents to the extent she is able. The staff appears to know their residents: likes, dislikes, habits, needs, etc. and are caring toward them. I have rested easy knowing she is in good hands.

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MJ deCoen

Wow what a wealth of information from Messiah Lifeways and the Cumberland County Commission for Women held the seminar: The Sandwich Generation - Parent Care Giving. Our panel Vicki Hoak, Aviv Bliwas, Laura Souders, and Sue Severino gave us lots of things to think about and to prepare for ourselves and aging parents.