Celebration Villa of York

It was nice. We haven't had any huge complaints. It served its' purpose for me, where somebody was making sure my loved one was fed every day and got his medications and those kinds of things. Before he moved here, he wasn't able to do those things for himself or simply wouldn't do them, and he would go without for the day until I got home. I think they offer nice activities. And overall I think everything went well. The people I talked to seemed nice, and it seems like a nice place to live.

The main problem is waiting for assistance. They are grossly understaffed. When you need assistance, sometimes it's an hour to wait rather than the seven minutes they tell you it's going to take. My loved ones say the food is very poor quality, and they are not happy with it. But both the staff and the residents are all very friendly And the facility seems very clean. Their room is clean, and the whole facility looks really good.

It's the best place to go for respite care. I love the whole atmosphere, the friendliness, the warm welcome. My dad is getting ready to go again to visit in the near future. The living spaces are big, with plenty of room. Dad said he was very impressed with the care he received. He met a bunch of friends there and had a lot of people to talk to, including a lot of military people. And he's looking forward to talking to them again. The only problem I foresee is when we picked up his bags, they said everything was in there, but his diabetic insulin pen was not there. And they couldn't seem to find it. So they took a bit of a downfall in my eyes because that's expensive,and he needs that. So that's something I will keep an eye on this time for sure. But if you have any questions, contact [name removed] in admissions. She worked with us since day one, and she is a godsend.