Highgate at Paoli Pointe

My Aunt lived at Highgate about one year until she was able to move closer to her daughter in New Jersey. She really enjoyed activities everyday with Rene, Elaine and Sue. Bob's soups, desserts and mac-n-cheese were her favorites at meals. The therapy team was able to keep her walking with a cane because at 98 years old she thought a walker made her look too old!Nothing is the same as living in your home but when you need extra help you will find great new friends and a caring staff at Highgate in Paoli.

Would like to Express my sincere appreciation to elaine the activities director. She has made my mother's very hard transition into community living fun and exciting, a big shout out to Marianne for making my mom and all her people feel so special......

I have been visiting my grandmom at Highgate for three years. My parents were stressed out all the time worrying about her being home alone. Now she's really happy and has people to talk to regularly and staff to check on her, helping with her pills and they have an onsite medical care team (MD, RN, PT, OT and ST). The recreation therapist Elaine is her favorite, always helping, laughing and having great parties.

This is a Wonderful place for the elderly too live in safe,clean. Also a perfect work place. Everyone is extremely friendly here....

I have a loved one living at Highgate at Paoli Point within the Memory Care Floor also called Homestead. The accommodations are nice in that she has a little 'apt' with an area for her bed and a separate living area plus a full size refrigerator which I can keep stocked with treats. I like it in that she has her own space yet I have the comfort and peace of mind that there are staff that check on her. She gets her meals in a community dining room where she has been seated with others she can chat with. She enjoys the food and company. The staff is very caring and gets her involved in activities as much as she wants. There are music events and visits by dogs as part of pet therapy. Events get residents involved and engaged which is necessary when dealing with folks having dementia. What I have noticed is that the staff knows all the residents by name, both on the Memory Care floor as well as the Assisted Living floors. Although my mother had a difficult time adjusting at first (which I have found is typical when dealing with this), she has settled into a routine and that has been for the most part by the staff. I would recommend this facility to others.