8 Independent Living Communities in Allentown, Pennsylvania

Ron

Rittenhouse Village at Lehigh Valley is very affordable and clean, and the food is decent. The staff is very personable. My mother is happy there. She has a studio with a very small kitchen and a sink, but no stove. They don't allow cooking. It's a countertop with a dormitory refrigerator underneath and a microwave on the top. There's a bathroom and one big room. They have bingo, some live entertainment, pincohle, a library, and a theater.

Anonymous

Heather Glen was an outstanding facility, absolutely gorgeous, and fantastic. My only contact was with the marketing director who was fabulous and did a wonderful job. They had everything prepared and ready for my husband. He never got there, but the place was fabulous. They had an aviary, a putting green, and a beautiful aquarium. It's just a gorgeous place and I was very impressed. I would highly recommend it.

Debra

The person that took me around was very nice. It seemed like it would be a very nice place to live. The facility was very clean. They serve three meals a day: breakfast, lunch, and supper.

Dorothy

We didn't have an appointment, but the staff was nice and accommodated us. The apartments were nice but not as good as the other community we saw. They showed us one that was spacious and one that was not very spacious. The dining hall was nice, sunny, and joyful.

Judy

It was a wonderful place. They showed me a double room which was spacious enough, but there were no walls nor shared area, just two rooms. It was the only drawback. Otherwise, it was almost like a 5-star hotel. The common rooms were so nice. The activities were well thought out, and there were a lot to choose from. They were doing yoga when I was there, and it was very upbeat. The dining area was so nice with tablecloths and napkins, and you order off a menu like in a restaurant. The location was very peaceful.