Bethany Village

My grandma was here for 10 years and was very loved by all of the staff and residents until she passed away this month (not to say she isn't still loved and will be missed whole heartedly). This place took such good care of her the whole time she was there. Now don't get me wrong there were some bumps in the road like all assisted living places do (no one is perfect) but for the most and I do mean most part it was a very great place for people to go when they can't be taken care at home. I will miss the staff and residents so much and I appreciate what this place did for my grandma and family and I thank them for loving and treating my grandma like she was family to them. ❤

To the reader: Our mother, Mary Benyo was a patient at Bethany for a period before passing away on APRIL 1, 2020. WE/SHE went through HELL!! because of COVID we could NOT be with her in her final days. Throughout the entire ordeal there were workers, staff, people who went over and above to "try" to take the place of a "LOVING FAMILY" in abstencia. SHARON FERGUSON, MEGHAN PETERSON, AND A LADY NAMED ANNETTE were there every second of every day along with many others who not only, "stepped up to the plate", SHARON, MEGHAN, AND ANNETTE made the loss of our mother so much easier! WHY?? They worked, communicated, updated us, and THEY SINCERELY CARED. There are NOT enough adjectives, nor words to say, "THANK YOU" anywhere near enough with the truly emotional caring and sincere devotion these individuals made in our #1 MOTHER MARY BENYO'S life, and #2 - those of her children: STEPHAN BENYO, SUSAN RIGBY, AND DEBORAH SMITH! Please recognize these people for the stellar jobs they perform on a daily-hourly-every second part of their stess-filled , health-providing, CARING DEDICATED-CARING LIVES...HEARTFELT-HONEST-SINCERE- STEVE BENYO ON BEHALF OF MOTHER MARY W. BENYO THANK YOU!!

My Mom was in Bethany for 6 months.The lack of communication was terrible.They never called any of us kids about the changes in our Mom.They had given her 2 musle relaxers.She did not even know how to answer her phone.And I had to call several times to tell them to put the phone by her.She is in a diffrent nursing home now and doing much better.

Placing a loved one into a nursing home is a difficult and heartbreaking task, so finding the best place possible becomes grueling. After placing my husband's father in several nursing homes, plus dealt with other nursing homes for other loved ones, we have found Bethany Manor to be top rate. However, my 4-star rating is because no place is perfect, due to the number of residents being cared for on a 24/7 basis. That said, should issues arise at Bethany with my father-in-law, unlike other places, everyone there truly cares to rectify the problem immediately, not to mention with a compassionate attitude, which is greatly appreciated by us. Thank you, Bethany Manor, for all you do to keep our loved one happy and safe.

My father, who has dementia, was taken here for a day program they have running. It is meant to be a destination for social time and busy work. Even though they would not comply with any plan from my sister and I on how to make his transition work, and of course their plan FAILED in a spectacular fashion, I still view them in a positive light. The program seemed to work for most everyone there. The aides were knowledgeable and kind. The facility was clean and up to date. Generally, I consider those unwilling to accommodate for my father's (even for dementia) oddball way of viewing the world to be their loss. This time I think he lost out too.