Our dear friend is still settling in, but so far the feedback she has given me is that she is very happy there. This community is exactly what she was looking for, especially for the price. She says the meals are absolutely awesome, but wishes she had a little bit more floor space in the apartment for elderly living. She loves the cottage style living and especially all of the windows in the building. She is legally blind but is still able to see the sunlight from her apartment.

This facility was amazing, the housekeeping was great and they were so nice. Every person here helped with the care of your loved one. The dining area was very nice, the food was good and they had a variety with each meal. They had a nice outside area and it was a safe environment for the residence. Once a month they would take everyone out to eat. We got more than we paid for and they treated my mom like family

Very clean and well organized. We had lunch with a friend who lives there and food was very good. She loves the facility. Lots of activities for those who are interested. Like the fact that all three levels of care plus rehab are on premises.

I prayed for a long time that God would not let me make a mistake in deciding where I should spend the rest of my life. I absolutely love Aberdeen Village. I thank God every morning and every night that I have found this place!

Aberdeen Village personnel and in-particular [name removed] have been incredibly helpful in preparing my parents for the move from their home to a senior living community.

It has been an adjustment, however things are going well now. The other residents are friendly. The staff is great and the food is really good. The activities are good and we like that they have a pool. They offer physical therapy. The community is clean and I would recommend it.

I have been very pleased to live at Presbyterian Manor in Newton. The staff is very responsive to any issues with our home, or any concerns I may have. My wife and I live in a two bedroom home with a partial basement. The rates are reasonable, and the environment is pleasant. We feel at home here. We come and go as we please, and we can plug into activities, including meals, as we wish.

They were beautiful but there was a buy in of like a hundred and fifty thousand dollars. When you leave you get something like ninety percent back but this was still more than what we wanted to do.

I toured both the assisted living and the skilled nursing areas at this facility, and was very impressed. Everything is extremely clean and well-kept, and the staff seemed friendly and helpful. There seem to be quite a few private skilled nursing rooms, and in the assisted living area the bathrooms were huge- great for wheelchairs.

This is a skilled nursing, but also an assisted living facility, very expensive, but it was excellent. The staff was wonderful! They had dining facilities for family members to come and eat with their loved one. The surroundings of the facility were newer and nicer and better kept than others. The staff had been there as long as the facility, 12-15 years, so that spoke volumes as far as the loyalty of the staff, and for their ability to keep their staff happy.

This was a nice place, we toured here, and we were on the waiting list for a while. I felt like they were a good value, you get a little more for a little less, but the building and facility itself wasn't quite as nice. Mostly the waiting list persisted a little too long.

The community is on lockdown so you cant visit right now. I would not recommend this community

Love the picture of the kitchen on this page--they are not all updated like this. I think my mom's is original to the building--pretty old. There's also old white linoleum in her bathrooms. Do NOT move in until everything is to your satisfaction in your apartment. Also, make sure you read the fine print as to when your money is returned after you move out. Moving to a different apartment is a problem if it's in a better location (or has been updated. You're pretty much stuck. Security has been an issue as doors are not locked--even overnight. The on-call staff has not been trained adequately in dealing with whatever issues might come up OR in dealing with residents and guests with respect. The dining room staff is terrific as is the custodial staff. Management is a problem and does not return phone calls in good time.

just facts My 94 year old mom was not allowed to go to bed when she wanted to go to bed even after the death of her husband....period---had to wait cause not enough staff.... my dad left building within two weeks of arriving....he had on a wander guard----aberdeen couldn't find him ==police found him at the quick trip----management told me he was "too fast"!!!! He was 90 NO they were too slow....and interim nurse blamed my mom and I saying we brought a wanderer that is NOT true....i did NOT see aberdeen take responsibility each and every time something happens that is clearly their fault....when dad was found in seven hours of caked bowel they did take responsibility...but just think on that..... many very nice aides--not enough of them...except medicine left in my moms room on several occasions...also found my dad sitting in a dark room for over an hour facing a blank door---he couldn't walk or talk and was on hospice...when i told management the way it was handled was very upsetting...i had a video of it...i am a retired speech pathologist...i do NOT recommend this place--so many agency nurses...ask yourself WHY is that?