I placed my loved one here and I'm very pleased - the team is warm, professional and genuinely compassionate, and management clearly knows senior care. The community is bright, clean and feels like home, the life-enrichment programs are tailored and engaging, and the food (chef included) truly rivals home cooking. I feel confident in the clinical care and appreciate the family-focused, attentive approach that gave us real peace of mind.
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Sep 2026
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Amenities
Healthcare services
Activities of daily living assistance
Assistance with bathing
Assistance with dressing
Assistance with transfers
Coordination with health care providers
Hospice waiver
Medication management
Mental wellness program
Healthcare staffing
24-hour call system
24-hour supervision
Meals and dining
Diabetes diet
Meal preparation and service
Special dietary restrictions
Room
Air-conditioning
Cable
Fully furnished
Housekeeping and linen services
Internet
Kitchenettes
Private bathrooms
Spa
Telephone
Wifi
Memory care community services
Dementia waiver
Mild cognitive impairment
Specialized memory care programming
Transportation
Community operated transportation
Located close to restaurants
Transportation arrangement
Transportation arrangement (medical)
Transportation arrangement (non-medical)
Transportation to doctors appointments
Common areas
Beauty salon
Cafe
Computer center
Dining room
Fitness room
Gaming room
Garden
Outdoor space
Small library
Wellness center
Community services
Concierge services
Fitness programs
Move-in coordination
Activities
Community-sponsored activities
Planned day trips
Resident-run activities
Scheduled daily activities
Reviews
4.19·(68)
Overall rating
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Care
4.3
Staff
4.4
Meals
3.6
Amenities
4.4
Value
2.2
Pros
Compassionate, friendly, and respectful staff
Individualized care and attentive caregiver relationships
Supportive memory-care caregivers and leadership
Engaging, adaptive activities and resident-centered programming
Helpful family communication and transition support
Modern, attractive, clean, and well-maintained surroundings
Spacious apartments and bright common areas
Broad amenities, including courtyards, a gym, and a theater
Positive dining experiences and chef responsiveness for some residents
Resident safety and family peace of mind
Cons
Inconsistent dining quality, menu variety, and meal-service timing
Staffing gaps, weekend coverage concerns, and turnover
Inconsistent clinical communication and medication coverage
Limited activity depth and staffing continuity in memory care
Management continuity and family-response gaps
Pest-control and building-maintenance reliability concerns
High cost relative to perceived value
Summary of reviews
Families and visitors frequently describe a welcoming community with kind, attentive staff. Caregivers are praised for treating residents with dignity, building trusting relationships, and supporting families through the transition to assisted living. Memory-care staff and leaders receive positive comments for their compassion and follow-through, although experiences are not uniform. Some families raise concerns about staffing turnover, weekend coverage, clinical communication, and medication coverage when staffing is limited. These differing accounts suggest that consistency across shifts and teams is an important consideration when evaluating care.
Dining is one of the most divided areas in the feedback. Some residents and visitors praise the meals, chef engagement, and willingness to prepare requested dishes; others describe limited variety, inconsistent food quality, and long service waits. Several critical comments connect a decline in dining to management changes, while other feedback describes improvement under a newer dining team. Prospective families may want to sample a meal and ask about current menus, special-diet accommodations, and dining-service times.
Activities and social engagement are often strengths. Families describe adaptive games, exercise, lectures, community meetings, and programming shaped around residents’ interests. Life-enrichment staff are singled out for helping residents participate and adjust. However, one memory-care family felt that daily programming was limited, so it may be useful to ask how activities are adapted for different cognitive and physical needs in each care setting.
The building is commonly described as modern, clean, attractive, and thoughtfully designed, with spacious apartments, natural light, courtyards, and amenities such as a gym and theater. A few accounts raise pest-control and building-maintenance concerns. The layout may also be a factor for residents with mobility limitations: one family felt the distance from apartments to the dining room would make independent access difficult. Tours can help families assess walking distances, assistance availability, and suitability for a particular resident.
Management and service experiences appear to vary, with reviews referring to management changes, leadership turnover, and uneven responsiveness to family concerns. Cost is also described as high, particularly by families who felt the dining or care experience did not match the price. Overall, the feedback portrays an appealing community with many positive staff and activity experiences, alongside operational concerns that appear to be most consequential in dining consistency, staffing, and management follow-through. Because reviews describe different periods and experiences, families should confirm current staffing arrangements, care procedures, dining options, and management contacts directly.
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Location
The Remington of Yardley is located at 255 Oxford Valley Rd, Yardley, PA, 19067.
About The Remington of Yardley
The Remington of Yardley is a senior living community that's licensed for assisted living and memory care with state license number 147720, and it's got private apartments-some are two-bedrooms with full kitchens and washers and dryers, so people can live more independently if they want, and there's even options for studios and one-bedroom apartments, plus certain units offer private kitchens and laundry rooms, which isn't always the case elsewhere. They do have inside amenities like a movie theater, a bistro, a coffee shop, a library, a game room, a computer room, and arts and crafts and various activity spaces, plus people can use the fitness center or relax in the hot tub or spa, with both indoor and outdoor recreation areas, landscaped gardens and walking paths that help folks get fresh air or just take it easy outside. Residents can choose from pet-friendly apartments, and there's general transportation services and parking available for both residents and guests, including space for overnight guests and guest parking, though the details about parking arrangements and building entrances are not completely clear. Meals get served restaurant-style in multiple dining areas and they handle special diets, providing diabetic, vegetarian, low fat, and low salt options, and the Gold Leaf Dining program means folks get chef-prepared food with seasonal dishes available at any time of day. For support, they've got personal care assistants, a part-time nurse, and specialized staff who know about senior care, plus around-the-clock care teams, all ready to help with activities like bathing, dressing, medication reminders, and whatever else people need day-to-day, and they offer specialized memory care using the Best Friends™ Approach for folks with Alzheimer's or dementia, so care feels familiar and tailored. The Remington of Yardley also has skilled nursing care on-site, ongoing housekeeping, linen, and laundry services, and regular maintenance, so residents don't have to worry about those chores. There's a wellness and fitness program, physical therapy, rehabilitation services, educational programs about self-care and health, and the Vibrant Life® program lets each resident create a routine based on their own schedule and interests, and that really helps folks stay active and engaged. They do offer respite care services for families needing a short-term stay, plus support programs and activities, like music, horticultural sessions, facilitated outings, and even religious services on site. People can use common areas with cable or satellite TV and have internet available in their own rooms. The apartments come in a mix of types-luxury apartments, condos, townhomes, even single-family homes-so there's some flexibility, but the specifics about floors, units, and fees aren't fully known. There's also shopping outings, educational workshops, disease prevention sessions, and companion services to keep life interesting, and for veterans, on-site VA Aid Assistance is available. The Remington of Yardley's aim is to help seniors stay comfortable and active, with all the basics covered so they can focus on enjoying each day, although details about some building features, accessibility, and certain policies aren't provided due to a lack of available information.
Legend Senior Living was founded in 2001 by industry pioneer Tim Buchanan, who pioneered the assisted living concept across the nation nearly 30 years ago. Headquartered in Wichita, Kansas, the company remains a privately held family business currently led by two generations of the Buchanan family, including President Matt Buchanan. Legend Senior Living currently owns and operates over 70 residences across seven states: Colorado, Florida, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, and Texas. The company has experienced significant growth in recent years, adding 11 communities in 2023, eight in 2024, and eight completed by mid-2025.
People often ask...
The Remington of Yardley offers competitive pricing, with rates starting at a cost of $5,218 per month.
The Remington of Yardley offers assisted living and memory care.
There are 65 photos of The Remington of Yardley on Mirador.
The full address for this community is 255 Oxford Valley Rd, Yardley, PA 19067.
No, The Remington of Yardley does not offer respite care.
Respite care in assisted living communities provides temporary, short-term relief for primary caregivers by offering professional care for their loved ones. It allows individuals to stay in an assisted living community for a limited time, giving caregivers a break while ensuring residents receive necessary support and assistance with daily activities.
Safety & Compliance
In Pennsylvania, the Department of Human Services licenses personal care homes and assisted living residences and publishes its licensing inspection summaries.
Found multiple deficiencies in annual medical evaluations and assessments, including missing TB test results, incomplete device-use risk documentation, unsupported oxygen therapy planning, and missing SCU designation in evaluations.
2800.141.b1Annual medical evaluation
2800.225.bAssessment content
2800.227.dSupport plan – med/dental
2800.231.bMedical evaluation
05 Mar 2026Inspection
05 Mar 2026Inspection
Investigated and identified multiple deficiencies related to resident safety, staff background checks, dryer maintenance, unobstructed egress, medical evaluations, and care planning documentation.
Type B2800.42bAbuse/Neglect
Type A2800.51Criminal background checks
2800.105.gDryer lint removal
Type A2800.121.aUnobstructed egress
Type A2800.141.aMedical evaluation
2800.227.dSupport plan – med/dental
Type B2800.251.bRecord entries - legible
22 Jan 2026Inspection
22 Jan 2026Inspection
Investigated an incident involving forced medication administration and inadequate incident reporting, identifying several deficiencies in reporting, dignity, medication administration, and care planning.
2800.16cIncident reporting
2800.23.aADL assistance
2800.42cDignity/Respect
2800.187.dFollow prescriber’s orders
2800.202Prohibitions
2800.227.cFinal support plan - revision
2800.227.hSupport plan – refusal sign
07 Apr 2025Inspection
07 Apr 2025Inspection
Identified deficiencies in sanitary conditions, medication handling, lighting, egress, food storage, and mobility assessments.
2800.65JAnnual training content
2800.69Dementia training
2800.85.aSanitary conditions
2800.101.j.7Lighting/operable lamp
2800.103.gStoring food
2800.105.gDryer lint removal
2800.121.aUnobstructed egress
2800.187.cRefusal to take medication
2800.187.dFollow prescriber’s orders
2800.226aMobility – assessment
11 Mar 2025Inspection
11 Mar 2025Inspection
Found deficiencies related to improper medication storage, missing processes for narcotics, and an unlisted 4 PM administration.
2800.183.eStoring Medications
2800.185.bMedication procedures
2800.187.dFollow prescriber’s orders
10 Sept 2024Inspection
10 Sept 2024Inspection
Found that the medical evaluation lacked required details on body positioning and movement stimulation.
2800.141.aBody positioning and movement stimulation for residents, if appropriate
18 Mar 2024Inspection
18 Mar 2024Inspection
Determined that the submitted plan of correction was fully implemented and ongoing compliance must be maintained.
2800.69Additional Dementia-Specific Training
2800.187dFollow prescriber’s orders
2800.190aCompletion of course–meds
04 Mar 2024Inspection
04 Mar 2024Inspection
Identified deficiencies related to fire drills, evacuation procedures, and self-administered medications; continued compliance required.
2800.132cFire drill records
2800.132hDesignated meeting place
2800.181fSelf-administer Record of medication
05 Feb 2024Inspection
05 Feb 2024Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies across staff training, safety procedures, resident rights, emergency systems, equipment safety, and medication management.
2800.65aFire Safety - 1st day orientation
2800.65eRights/Abuse 40 Hours
2800.65jAnnual training content
2800.81bResident equip – good repair
2800.91Emergency Telephone Numbers
2800.101j7Lighting/operable lamp
2800.103gStoring food
2800.105gDryer lint removal
2800.183dCurrent medications
2800.187dFollow prescriber’s orders
2800.227cFinal support plan revision
08 Jan 2024Inspection
08 Jan 2024Inspection
Determined that compliance with applicable requirements was fully implemented and must be maintained. Continued monitoring was noted to ensure ongoing compliance.
Type A2800.28aRefunds
Type A2800.60aStaffing
2800.95Furniture and Equipment
Type B2800.141.b1Annual medical evaluation
Type B2800.163.bSanitary practices
Type B2800.183.bMedications and syringes locked
Type B2800.228.bDischarge or transfer
Type B2800.228.b.3Discharge notice—timeliness
2800.228.hDischarge grounds
28 Nov 2023Inspection
28 Nov 2023Inspection
Identified missing tuberculosis testing in the medical evaluation, violating regulatory requirements.
2800.141aMedical evaluation requirements
06 Nov 2023Inspection
06 Nov 2023Inspection
Found deficiencies related to sanitary conditions, first aid kit contents, food storage, and support plan documentation.
2800.85aSanitary conditions
2800.96aFirst aid kit
2800.103gStoring food
2800.227dSupport plan – med/dental
2800.227gSupport plan - signatures
08 Sept 2023Inspection
08 Sept 2023Inspection
Found multiple violations, including exceeding the secured unit's licensed capacity and several safety, documentation, and medication management failures. Also noted abuse/neglect incidents and rights violations.
Type A2800Capacity
Type B2800Abuse/Neglect
Type B2800Abuse/Neglect
Type A2800Right to leave/return
Type A2800Direct care staffing — mobility
Type A2800Direct care staffing — mobility
Type A2800Grab bars, hand rails, and slip-resistant surfaces
Type A2800Medical evaluation
Type A2800Storage procedures
Type A2800Prohibitions
Type A2800Medical evaluation
Type A2800Preadmit screening
Type A2800Support plan – med/dental
Type A2800Support plan – med/dental
Type A2800Support plan — signatures
24 Aug 2023Inspection
24 Aug 2023Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies in documentation, safety training, and medication management. The findings included missing signatures, incomplete screenings, improper storage, and gaps in emergency planning.
28 Pa. Code § 2800.22a1Medical evaluation timing
28 Pa. Code § 2800.25bContract signatures and renewal
28 Pa. Code § 2800.42bAbuse/Neglect
28 Pa. Code § 2800.51aCriminal background checks
28 Pa. Code § 2800.65aFire safety - first day orientation
28 Pa. Code § 2800.65eRights/Abuse - 40 hours
28 Pa. Code § 2800.69Dementia training
28 Pa. Code § 2800.85dTrash cans – kitchen/bath
28 Pa. Code § 2800.96aFirst aid kit
28 Pa. Code § 2800.101jLighting - bedside lamp
28 Pa. Code § 2800.103gStoring food
28 Pa. Code § 2800.107aEmergency preparedness - copy of plan
28 Pa. Code § 2800.107dEMA submission
28 Pa. Code § 2800.132eFire drill during sleeping hours
28 Pa. Code § 2800.182cMedication administration
28 Pa. Code § 2800.183dCurrent medications
28 Pa. Code § 2800.185aStorage procedures
28 Pa. Code § 2800.187bDate/time of med administration
Identified deficiencies in IADL assistance and medication management. The issues involved appointment coordination, documentation of doses and administration times, and medication storage.
2800. 23.b.IADL assistance
2800. 183.d.Current medications
2800. 187.a.Medication record
2800. 187.b.Date/time of med admin
14 Mar 2023Inspection
14 Mar 2023Inspection
Identified violations across multiple domains, including abuse, dignity, staffing, nursing coverage, furniture safety, and restraint prohibitions.
28 Pa. Code § 2800.42bAbuse/Neglect
28 Pa. Code § 2800.42cDignity/Respect
28 Pa. Code § 2800.57dWaking staff hours
28 Pa. Code § 2800.60aStaffing/support plan
28 Pa. Code § 2800.60dLicensed nurse
28 Pa. Code § 2800.95Furniture & Equipment
28 Pa. Code § 2800.202Prohibitions
13 Feb 2023Inspection
13 Feb 2023Inspection
Concluded compliance with the regulations and issued a regular license.
2800.22aMedical Eval - time frames
2800.25bContract signatures and renewal
2800.42bAbuse/Neglect
2800.51aCriminal background checks
2800.65aFire Safety-1st day
2800.65eRights/Abuse 40 Hours
2800.69Dementia training
2800.85dTrash cans – kitchen/bath
2800.96aFirst aid kit
2800.101j7Lighting; operable lamp at bedside
2800.103gStoring food
2800.107aEmergency preparedness
2800.107dProcedure EMA submission
2800.132eFire drill - sleeping hours
2800.182cMedication administration
2800.183dCurrent medications
2800.185aStorage procedures
2800.187bDate/time of med admin
2800.227gSupport plan - signatures
2800.231c1Preadmit screening
07 Dec 2022Inspection
07 Dec 2022Inspection
Identified deficiencies in fire safety orientation, rights/abuse training, direct care training, and preadmission cognitive screening, and cited violations requiring corrective action.
2800.65.aFire Safety - 1st day orientation
2800.65.eRights/Abuse Training - 40 hours
2800.65.gInitial direct care training
2800.231.c.1.iPreadmission cognitive screening
28 Nov 2022Inspection
28 Nov 2022Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies across resident contracts, dignity and respect, background checks, training, medication handling, and care planning.
2800.25.cList of rates
2800.42.cDignity/Respect
2800.51(a)Criminal background checks
2800.65(g)Initial direct care training
2800.82(c)Locked poisons
2800.184(a)Resident meds labeled
2800.187(b)Date/time of med admin
2800.225.a.2Assessment – significant change
2800.231.bMedical evaluation
2800.231.c.1Preadmit screening
2800.234.a.1Admission – support plan
2800.234.d.1Support plan - review
27 Apr 2022Inspection
27 Apr 2022Inspection
Revoked the previous certificate and issued a first provisional license after identifying multiple violations.
2800.96aFirst aid kit requirements
2800.42bAbuse/Neglect
2800.42sPrivacy - self/possessions
2800.65aFire Safety - 1st day orientation
2800.65eRights/Abuse - 40 Hours
2800.69Dementia training
25 Apr 2022Inspection
25 Apr 2022Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies including dignity and respect, safe handling of poisons, incomplete medical evaluations, admissions assessments, and missing incident reports in resident records.
2800.42.cDignity/Respect
2800.82.cLocked poisons
2800.141aMedical evaluation
2800.224a2Initial assessment 30 days prior to admission
2800.224c1Initial SP 30 days prior/adm
2800.252Records – content
16 Feb 2022Inspection
16 Feb 2022Inspection
Investigated and found multiple deficiencies in abuse reporting, supervision planning, incident reporting, safety compliance, staff qualifications, and recordkeeping.
Identified multiple violations affecting resident safety and care, including power outages, heating failures, fire/smoke detector issues, staffing gaps, and emergency planning; the license was revoked and a provisional license issued.
55 Pa. Code Chapter 2800Abuse/Neglect
55 Pa. Code Chapter 2800Admin. qualifications
55 Pa. Code Chapter 2800Staffing/Support plan
55 Pa. Code Chapter 2800Indoor temperature
55 Pa. Code Chapter 2800Furniture & Equipment
55 Pa. Code Chapter 2800Emergency procedures
55 Pa. Code Chapter 2800Emergency preparedness
55 Pa. Code Chapter 2800Emergency procedures
55 Pa. Code Chapter 2800Evacuation diagrams
55 Pa. Code Chapter 2800Smoke detector - living unit
55 Pa. Code Chapter 2800Support plan – refusal sign
55 Pa. Code Chapter 2800Support plan – signatures
29 Nov 2021Inspection
29 Nov 2021Inspection
Investigated various safety and care concerns and found multiple deficiencies related to abuse/neglect, emergency preparedness, staffing, temperature control, and resident protections during a power outage and related events.
2800.42.bAbuse/Neglect
2800.53.aAdmin. qualifications
2800.60.aStaffing
2800.83.aIndoor temperature
2800.95Furniture & Equipment
2800.104.cCondiments
2800.107.aEmergency preparedness
2800.107.bEmergency procedures
2800.107.dProcedure EMA submission
2800.123.cEvacuation diagrams
2800.130.aSmoke detector - living unit
2800.130.cInterconnected and audible smoke detector
2800.130.gProceds - inop. smoke det.
2800.161.cAdditional portions
2800.162.cMenus - posted
2800.225.bAssessment content
2800.233.cKey-locking devices
2800.42.cDignity/Respect
2800.227.gSupport plan - signatures
2800.227.hSupport plan – refusal sign
09 Sept 2021Inspection
09 Sept 2021Inspection
The facility faced multiple deficiencies related to incident reporting, resident contracts, privacy, abuse prevention, home rules, and care planning, with several findings requiring correction.
2800.16.c.Incident reporting
2800.25b.Contracts/Resident agreements
2800.41.e.Signed statement
2800.42.b.Abuse/Neglect
2800.42.d.Notice - home rules
2800.42.s.Privacy - self/possessions
2800.51.a/b.Criminal background checks
2800.54.a.Direct care staff quals
2800.65.a.Fire Safety-1st day
2800.65.e.Rights/Abuse 40 Hours
2800.69.Dementia training
2800.141.a.Medical evaluation
2800.191.Resident right to refuse
2800.201.Positive interventions
2800.224.c.5.Preliminary support plan - completion
2800.224.c.8.Preliminary support plan - participants’ signatures
2800.227.a.Final support plan – 30 days
2800.227.d.Support plan – med/dental
2800.228.b.Discharge or transfer
2800.228.b.Discharge or transfer
2800.231.b.Medical evaluation
2800.231.c.1.i.Preadmit screening
08 Jul 2021Inspection
08 Jul 2021Inspection
Found deficiencies in staff orientation, resident education on medication refusal, and signatures on service plans.
2800.65eStaff orientation and mandatory training
2800.191Resident education on medication refusal
2800.227.gSupport plan signatures
2800.227.hNotation for refusal to sign service plan
15 Mar 2021Inspection
15 Mar 2021Inspection
Found deficiencies related to outdoor trash containment and hot water temperatures, while overall compliance was substantial.
55 Pa.Code § 2800.85(e)Trash outside must be kept in covered receptacles
55 Pa.Code § 2800.89(b)Hot water temperature exceed 120°F
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