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Featured Review
5
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December 29, 2023
My mother was at United Methodist Communities at Pitman. She was in their dementia care. It was by far the nicest, most caring, wonderful facility I could have imagined to be able to put my mom in. The staff was unbelievable. They were caring, compassionate, and concerned. They looked after her needs. They kept her clean, they got her up, they got her dressed, and they had her involved in activities. She wasn't just somebody laying in a bed waiting to die. She was a human being to them, and it showed. They had bingo, movie nights, and crafts. They had a lot of different things for socializing. They had a Thanksgiving dinner. They invited the families to come in and spend Thanksgiving with them. The food was excellent and there was no shortage of it. It was very good and very abundant.
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About United Methodist Communities at Pitman in Pitman, New Jersey
At Pitman, residents enjoy the comforts of home and much more with access to amenities that include a new rehabilitation center, a private assisted spa and a beauty and barbershop. We are part of a beautiful and residential neighborhood in the quaint and historic town of Pitman where residents can participate in a vibrant community life. As a full service assisted living community you will receive the individualized care you need from our outstanding team of nurses, aids and professional caregivers. The overall experience that Pitman creates in one where an individual can rediscover their life in an environment that enhances a person�s security, dignity and independence.
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Services and Amenities of United Methodist Communities at Pitman in Pitman, New Jersey
Dining
- Communal Dining
Housekeeping & Maintenance
- Housekeeping Services
Pets
- Pets
Staff Training & Qualifications
- Staff trained in memory care
Fitness & Wellness Programs
- Salon Services
Languages
- English spoken
Specialized Staff
- Nurse on Staff (Part time)
Financing & Payment Options
- Rent And Care Fees
Health Services
- Skilled Nursing
- Medication Reminders
On-Site Services
- Religious Services
Resident Information
- Offers Respite Care
Additional Amenity Information
- Special Comment: PItman is located near the center of town, giving residents access to local shops, restaurants, banks, theaters, parks, and the library. At home, they enjoy sitting areas, balconies dining rooms and our cafe.
- State Licenses: 08C005
Medicare
Health
3.0
Overall
4.0
Quality
5.0
Staff
4.0
Costs for United Methodist Communities at Pitman in Pitman, New Jersey
Assisted Living
$3,583
Starting Price
Memory Care
$10,098
Starting Price
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Reviews of United Methodist Communities at Pitman in Pitman, New Jersey
4.0
(22 reviews)
Facility
4.5
Staff
5.0
Food
5.0
Activities
5.0
Value
5.0
Anthony
5
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May 7, 2024
We went to quite a few places and United Methodist Communities at Pitman seemed to be the one that was the most caring. They just seemed to get along with all the residents and it seemed like a very happy, open, and well-run place. The staff was more than excellent. My mother-in-law is going into nursing care and it's going to be two people in a room. They seemed fine. They each have a bureau. They each have a closet and they can bring a chair into the room. It seemed very clean and it was nice. They had a common area with couches. They also had a television room with chairs and they had few dining rooms. They had a rehabilitation area for therapy. I spoke to quite a few people that know of this place and they had nothing but rave reviews about it.
James
5
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December 29, 2023
My mother was at United Methodist Communities at Pitman. She was in their dementia care. It was by far the nicest, most caring, wonderful facility I could have imagined to be able to put my mom in. The staff was unbelievable. They were caring, compassionate, and concerned. They looked after her needs. They kept her clean, they got her up, they got her dressed, and they had her involved in activities. She wasn't just somebody laying in a bed waiting to die. She was a human being to them, and it showed. They had bingo, movie nights, and crafts. They had a lot of different things for socializing. They had a Thanksgiving dinner. They invited the families to come in and spend Thanksgiving with them. The food was excellent and there was no shortage of it. It was very good and very abundant.
Amy
4
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October 4, 2023
I liked that United Methodist Communities at Pitman was homey. I liked the room that my mother-in-law would be residing in. It's a little bit more rundown, but it offered a lot of activities for my mom if she were willing to get involved. The facility is very clean. I really like it. The staff members were friendly and seemed attentive. They had game activities. They had little reading nooks here and there with books. They had beautiful balconies and little concerts at night.
Sharon
3
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October 5, 2022
United Methodist Communities at Pitman was very quaint outside, we were very optimistic when we approached the building. The staff was very nice. It felt cramped though when we were in there and it's outdated. I didn't see much activity at all among the residents or anybody there. I wasn't impressed much at all, the rooms were very small, there was only one elevator, and they were very cramped with people coming and going. It just needed a facelift. The staff that I spoke with during the tour was very sweet.
Sharon
5
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September 15, 2022
I visited the United Methodist Communities at Pitman. It was very nice. They also had memory care, which my uncle will eventually need. The staffs were very informative and very accommodating to the patients. They have a bistro where the patients can order what they want from the menu. They have a nice courtyard for them to sit in, which was nice, and they also have a church.
Don
5
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March 24, 2022
United Methodist Communities at Pitman is probably the best visit that I had. The people were just super, everybody that I talked to and dealt with, we talked to and met with one of the caregivers. She talked to us for 5 minutes, and they seem to have the same stuff as the other place I toured, as far as the facilities look. It's very well-kept, clean, everything was really good.
Colleen
4
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March 2, 2022
I liked United Methodist Communities at Pitman. The staff was friendly, and it looks like they have some activities for everyone. It's a little bigger with a lot more people than the other place. Just the way it was set up though, it felt more like a nursing home-type atmosphere (even though it's not). I still like the atmosphere. I didn't get to talk to anybody because they were busy. They had some things going on. As I was coming in, people were very friendly and they spoke to me. The staff who gave the tour was very nice, very friendly and she was very personable. The food smelled good and looked good, although I didn't try it. As I was coming in, they were cleaning certain floors. I just didn't like that it's apartment-style, and the building is 4-storeys tall. They have a gym. They have a salon, and they have somebody that was there for you to do one-on-one. They have lots of equipment in the salon as well.
Joyce
5
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January 20, 2022
I had an in-person tour of United Methodist Communities at Pitman. The memory care unit was beautiful and well-staffed. It was lovely. They do seem to be a caring community. The rooms were beautiful. In the memory care unit, you bring your own furniture in. I went during Christmas, and it was beautiful and decorated. I was very impressed with the community. Everything in the memory care unit was beautiful and designed to make people's lives pleasant. They had people come in singing carols when I was there. The staff was very competent and explained everything well. They've reached out to me since then.
Karen
3
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December 17, 2021
I went to United Methodist Communities at Pitman. There were a lot of people coming in and out, but they did a rapid COVID test on me before I went in, which I thought was interesting. There's other women there that my mother knows from when she used to live up here, so I thought that would be a nice thing if there were familiar faces. But they didn't have any -- they wanted to put her in the memory care unit, and they didn't have any room until -- they had a waiting list. My mother likes calm, quiet, no fuss, not a lot of people around. She's just a very quiet, private person, and that's how the other place I went to was. At Pitman, there were people all over the place walking in and out. They were gathering to go into the dining room, but they weren't in the dining room, they were all in the hallway, and there were a lot of people around. We went upstairs to look at the rooms and waited for the, it seemed to be the one and only elevator, and people were trying to come downstairs because they were trying to get to the dining room. It was just too much. I knew right away that wouldn't work.
Patricia
5
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April 13, 2021
We went to United Methodist Communities at Pitman. That was very nice, but my mom was overwhelmed with the size of it, 'cause there was like five or six stories to it, and elevators, and all kinds of things. It's nice and clean, inviting, and it's a warm atmosphere. The staff was wonderful. Even though it was older, it was clean, and it felt comfortable. The space was a good-sized space. I think we saw a mid-range room, but it was very nice. The outside was nice and kept clean, and they had a nice parking lot at the back of the building.
ReviewerAT0315A
4
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March 19, 2020
We went to United Methodist Communities at Pitman. It was clean, well taken care of, it looked like everybody was content and happy there, that's why we're going there. They have bingo, they go on trips to restaurants and shopping, and they have religious affiliations, as well as masses.
Tammy D
2
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April 18, 2018
I visited the facility and thought it was the perfect fit for my client. The facility was spiritual which I thought was a plus. My client could provide private pay for 2 years as required but was denied to become a residence. After 2 years she did not have the funds and would have to go on MEDICAID in which medicaid did not pay enough to have a patient like her even thought they never met her. Needless to say I was very disappointed with the decision and the reason that was given to me. As far as being spiritual it only applies if there is a fat wallet to go with it.
Provider Response
Angela
5
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October 16, 2017
I saw United Methodist. It was very clean, it looked like the residents were having a good time, and they seemed happy. It was a very large community, and might be intimidating for my mother-in-law. They have a dementia unit, and they have activities for everybody. The staff member was very informative, and had great follow ups even after our visit.
Anonymous552035
4
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November 2, 2016
Our experience visiting United Methodist Communities at Pitman was fine. The people who helped me were very helpful, and the facilities were nice. They showed us the schedule of activities.
Provider Response
Michelle417877
4
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October 6, 2016
United Methodist was clean. The marketing specialist I met with was very polite. Everybody is tenured; they’ve been there a while. It was nice and has a lot of items available. We saw the studio apartments, and it was very nice. I saw a model studio, and it was very nice, repainted, and refreshed. They have a queen size bed, a dresser, and two chairs, but my mom isn’t qualified because she doesn’t have money. I liked the place, but I don’t like the follow up. They told me that they will call back. They have an in-house salon, and a little snack bar area, which I actually thought was pretty nice. They have an actual rehab -- which I thought beneficial because a lot of people as they age go to rehab.
Provider Response
Susan113212550
3
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May 11, 2016
Pitman Manor was older and needed updating, but we liked the atmosphere, and people were doing a lot of things inside and out. The rooms and bathrooms were really small, so it would've been really difficult for my dad to get around in his wheelchair. The people working there were good. Nobody was just sitting in wheelchairs; the residents were moving about, going in and out, and taking walks. They seemed more active to me.
L1
2
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February 23, 2016
Pitman Manor was not great. My mother did not care too much for it. They didn't seem to address the concerns of diabetics. When she was moved to healthcare because she hurt her back, I felt she was overmedicated and not able to do as much as she could've done. My mother moved out November 30, 2015, and I'm still waiting for a security deposit from them. I'm not really happy with them. It seemed like they were just trying to take her money and leave her with nothing. I didn't feel that she got great care in the healthcare part. She enjoyed assisted living there, although she couldn't do any of the activities because she had macular degeneration. They didn't have many accommodations for people with macular degeneration when she was there, but they have started to change that. They did say that should she run out of money, they would keep her in the home. She wouldn't have to worry about being thrown out on the street.
Caring8473
5
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August 5, 2014
We did visit Pitman Manor. It was a block from my house, so that made it very convenient to have it right there. They were private though. With regard to the staff, they were really great there. They were really, really nice. The people there actually seemed happy.
Caring76737450
3
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January 31, 2014
When I went to Pitman Manor, the whole facility was very nice and homey, but they did not have call buttons in the room so that's why I did not choose this facility. It was also an older facility. The staff were very nice and they were also good.
Charles29
5
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November 20, 2013
We had friends who stayed in Pitman Manor. The place itself looked pretty good. I like best the people that work there. We saw that they cared for their residents. It wasn't just a job for them. They were doing it because they cared for their residents. I have nothing but praise for the people that are working there. We did try eating there and it was good and satisfactory.
bdemerson22
5
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August 11, 2013
Kindest, most caring and welcoming staff and residents of any of the communities that we visited. Dad has decided to make Pitman Manor his new home.
Faith2
4
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June 28, 2013
I visited Pitman Manor. The staff was very accommodating and very informative. The facility was nice. They had a garden with benches where you can sit outside. It felt like a residential setting although the room was small. They had activities like crafts, concerts, discussion group and they have outdoor activities too.
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