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Frederick Living Frederick, PA
2849 Big Rd, Frederick, PA 19492
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5
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February 7, 2024
My dad was at Frederick Living. It was a beautiful, fantastic place. It was nice. I couldn't have picked a better place for him to go. The staff was all pretty caring. They had their own bistro there.
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About Frederick Living in Frederick, Pennsylvania
Frederick Living is a senior living community located in Zieglerville, PA. Positioned some distance from the busy metropolis of Philadelphia, Frederick Living is a peaceful place for seniors to live, featuring a variety of restaurants and shopping options along with several recreational attractions. The Adello Vineyard and Winery is a fun place for seniors to visit, giving patrons the opportunity to taste test many locally sourced wines.
Frederick Living supports seniors with services such as memory care, rehab, independent living solutions and respite care. Staff respond to community needs around the clock, and an emergency call response system and 24/7 skilled nursing are also available. Seniors at the community can receive speech, occupational and physical therapy. Rehabilitation services at Frederick Living include wound care and IV therapy.
Residential accommodations come with a complete kitchen equipped with modern appliances. Housekeeping and maintenance service can be arranged for seniors. Additional amenities at Frederick Living includes an on-site library, beauty salon and gift shop. Seniors are served fresh, nutritious meals in the community���s dining room. Community meetings and activities provide seniors with many opportunities to socialize.
To learn more about this provider�s license and review other available state reports, please visit:
Pennsylvania Department of Human Services Provider Directory
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Reviews of Frederick Living in Frederick, Pennsylvania
4.5
(12 reviews)
Facility
4.0
Staff
4.6
Food
4.5
Value
5.0
Jean3
3
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August 15, 2024
I toured Frederick Living. I ate there and the food was okay. The apartments were nice. The cottages were nice. It's very small. They stock a lot of activities in the basement all squirm together. The apartments are beautiful, but I just didn't like the way they did their activities. There's no pool. There's not a lot of stuff there. The staff was very gracious and they're very nice.
Bruce
5
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February 7, 2024
My dad was at Frederick Living. It was a beautiful, fantastic place. It was nice. I couldn't have picked a better place for him to go. The staff was all pretty caring. They had their own bistro there.
Rich
4
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November 23, 2020
Our experience with Frederick was good until they told us that we didn't have enough money. It seemed very nice, that's why we were interested in going there, until they said financially we weren't in consideration. The rooms were very comparable to what my parents are going into now. They offer a little bit more amenities because it's a lot larger facility. It's a nice location. It's closer to where we live currently than where we're going. It was during COVID, so there wasn't much of a tour. The place was spread out, and it was more like a campus.
Doug Smith
5
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January 11, 2019
My Father, who is now 94 years old, moved there 5 years ago. This was after me trying to coax him for the 5 previous years to move there. I believe that he felt as if he was being moved to a "home" and was strongly resistant. Finally, he relented at age 88. I cannot tell you how many times he has told me that moving to Frederick was the best decision he ever made. It is the happiest and most contented I have seen him since my Mother died. He has literally come back to life. I am planning to move to Frederick myself in a few years. It is a wonderful place.
Patsy
5
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October 20, 2017
Frederick was the nicest place we saw. It had little cottages, which were beautiful, and you could also move to an apartment if needed. They had a memory care area, so you can be with each other through all the stages. However, they have no pool. They have common areas where you can sit with people, they have a nice library, they have puzzles, and they have rooms where they hold classes for the residents and families. I was very impressed. The dining facilities and meal plans were the best.
Ann
5
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July 17, 2017
Frederick Living was very nice. They had apartments and cottages. They had whatever you wanted if you had the money to pay for it. It was a continuing care community, which meant once you went there you could go further if you needed more personal care. The staff seemed friendly. The food looked good. The residents seemed happy.
Robert256247
4
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December 3, 2016
There was nothing not to like about Frederick Living. I would wish or imagine a few more activities because there aren’t enough activities there for my needs. What was available there was not as wide ranging as I would like. Buy-ins can be half a million dollars. The accommodations there are superior in terms of the variety that’s available. I am particularly interested in being able to see and participate in cultural events like museums, theater, ballet, opera, and music. The primary thing that Frederick Living does not have is access to any other areas. It is totally rural, and if you want to get anything that’s cultural, you have to travel. That’s the primary limitation there. Otherwise, it seemed perfectly fine.
Charlotte26
5
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February 29, 2016
Frederick Living is a nice building for one thing. When you go in, it's not depressing. The rooms are small but as it was explained to us, they were originally single rooms and they made them double rooms. The staff is very caring and it seems like there is a good ratio of nursing staff to patients. My father needs 24-hour care. They take excellent care; my father is very well cared for. They're very nice and they're very aware. If there is something that the patient wants or needs, they try to accommodate them for us. They want people to come out of the rooms. It always seems like there's stuff that's going on. Musical entertainment will come in sometime; there was opera at the holidays. The different schools come and perform. There were Christmas programs. They just had a car show up there; they do cooking. There's a guy up there who has model trains for people who like that sort of thing. They have a priest come up from St. Mary's who will say mass. There were Easter baskets to all the Catholic residents.
Caring110688650
4
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August 29, 2015
Frederick Living is very nice, but it’s an older place. It has been there for quite a while. We saw one of the cottages there, and it was very beautiful. Everything there seems to be nice. They have activities, a hairdresser, a barber, and transportation to take you shopping. The food was good. I don’t have any negatives other than the main building is kind of old, but you can’t help that; however, everyone there seems friendly.
George106801750
5
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May 13, 2015
Frederick Living is well run. The staff seemed to be very well qualified. I found that most every place we went to, the room was very small and didn't have enough closet space -- not only in Frederick but in a lot of places as well. The place is very clean, and the food seemed to be good. I didn't eat there at all, but most people seem to be very happy with it. They had brought in some entertainment, and they went on trips. They have a place for people to have some exercise too.
Caring0939
5
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March 29, 2013
Fredrick Living is a really, really nice assisted living facility. I knew about them through a colleague at work whose mother was in their hospice program. They have everything there except for aqua therapy. My colleague said that the people were great and it's just a joy seeing his mother being taken good care of. They had a free day so I took my father over there for a free day just to get him to see if he likes the place and the people. He loved it but he's just stubborn, he just did not want to go into any assisted living facility. I was really impressed. The staff were excellent, they were just a good, good bunch of people. They have all kinds of things for you, they took them places, they have little programs, there like a putting green for golf and they have people coming in and planning things. I'll definitely recommend Fredrick Living to others.
hm379
5
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June 27, 2012
I am pleased with this facility in general. The staff is helpful and polite. They know who everyone is and they really seem to care. The residents there also have many areas to relax and play games and interact and they have made many friends. The facility is clean and well kept. The food is great and many choices are always offered. There are always activities to choose from such as music and opportunities to exercise including a variety of exercise classes. Day trips are even offered for those interested and able to go out and about for the day. The grounds are beautiful and we often enjoy walking to the pond with the swans. The lanscaping, especially the flowers, make a very pretty walk. Around holidays, the activities and decorations are festive. We really enjoyed the scarecrow walk through the courtyard. The scarecrows were made by residents of the facility and they all had a theme such as "The gardener" and the tractor scarecrow.
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