Plymouth Manor Personal Care Center

    120 Martz Manor, Plymouth, PA, 18651
    4.7 · 23 reviews
    • Assisted living
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    5.0

    Warm caring staff, clean, safe

    I visited and came away very positive: the staff are warm, professional and genuinely caring-treating residents like family-while the facility and grounds are clean, well-maintained, and offer a lively social life, good dining, activities, transportation and easy single-floor access near town and the river. It's affordable and feels safe, with a hands-on owner making improvements. Minor downsides: rooms are small and move-in/organization could be tighter, but overall I'd recommend it.

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    4.74 · 23 reviews

    Overall rating

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    5. 1
    • Care

      4.9
    • Staff

      4.8
    • Meals

      4.7
    • Amenities

      4.7
    • Value

      5.0

    Pros

    • Friendly, caring and attentive staff
    • Family-like, small and close-knit community
    • Clean, well-maintained interior and grounds
    • Good value / inexpensive compared to alternatives
    • Active social life with many activities
    • Dining hall promotes resident interaction
    • Welcoming to visitors and good communication with families
    • Hands-on, responsive owner and management
    • Single-story building with easy access and parking
    • Convenient location near shops, bank, and river dike
    • Transportation service and library access available
    • Maintenance pride and prompt responsiveness
    • Laundry service provided
    • Residents report improved mobility and overall care
    • Residents treated like family; personalized attention

    Cons

    • No formal move-in orientation or onboarding process
    • Organization and structure are sometimes lacking
    • Staff can be less accommodating at times
    • Some rooms are very small; space is limited
    • Exterior/grounds not impressive in some reviews
    • Inconsistent experiences described as 'ups and downs'
    • Apartments mentioned by staff but not observed by some reviewers

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment in the reviews for Plymouth Manor Personal Care Center is strongly positive, with repeated praise for the staff, the sense of community, and the facility’s cleanliness and value. Most reviewers emphasize that staff are friendly, compassionate, and attentive; multiple accounts describe caregivers as professional, dedicated, and present, with some noting that residents are treated like family. Specific anecdotes include staff who never left a resident alone in their final hours and management that communicates well with families. These consistent remarks create the impression that the facility places high priority on personal care and supportive relationships.

    Care quality and staff performance are the dominant strengths cited. Reviewers frequently report improved resident mobility and wellbeing, crediting staff for hands-on care and individualized attention. Several summaries use words like compassionate, supportive, and committed; families highlight that staff ensure communication during critical moments. The facility is repeatedly described as welcoming to visitors and responsive to family contact, reinforcing a perception of transparent, family-centered care.

    The facility and grounds receive generally favorable comments. Internally, the building is said to be clean, well-maintained, and attractive, with repeated mentions of smiling residents and a pleasant inside environment. Outdoor details that come up positively include rocking chairs on the porch and residents socializing outside. The single-story layout, easy parking, and walking distance to stores, a bank, and food are viewed as practical advantages. Several reviewers also note proximity to a dike overlooking the Susquehanna River, which contributes to location appeal. Maintenance is highlighted as a point of pride, and ownership is described as reinvesting in the facility, which some reviewers link to visible improvements since current management took over.

    Social life, activities, and amenities are other notable strengths. Multiple summaries point to an active social calendar, many activities, and a dining hall that fosters interaction among residents. Services cited include transportation, library access, and laundry service, which together suggest that daily needs and some quality-of-life supports are available. The small, close-knit resident population is repeatedly portrayed as a benefit, creating a family-like atmosphere where neighbors are polite and friendly.

    On the negative side, the most common concerns relate to organization, accommodations, and space. Some reviewers say there was no formal move-in orientation and describe the facility as not well structured or organized at times. A few comments indicate that staff could be more accommodating in certain situations, and several reviewers characterize experiences as having 'ups and downs,' suggesting occasional inconsistency in service or operations. Physical limitations are also mentioned: some rooms are described as tiny, and one reviewer said the exterior or outside appearance was not impressive, even while the interior was nice. There is also a minor recurring note that apartments were discussed but not seen by some visitors, implying either limited availability or communication gaps about unit types.

    Management and ownership receive largely positive remarks, especially from reviewers who note improvements since the current, hands-on owner assumed control. Owners are characterized as involved and reinvesting in the property, which many guests and families appreciate. This stronger leadership is tied to better maintenance, responsiveness, and a perceived increase in trustworthiness. Still, because a few reviewers were undecided about recommending the facility and mentioned organizational shortcomings, the overall picture suggests a facility with strong relational and care strengths but some operational areas that could benefit from clearer processes and more consistent execution.

    In summary, Plymouth Manor Personal Care Center is consistently praised for its compassionate staff, clean and well-maintained interior, strong sense of community, affordability, and convenient single-story location. Prospective residents and families can expect a warm, family-oriented environment with active programming and supportive hands-on management. The main caveats are occasional organizational inconsistencies, limited move-in/onboarding structure, and variability in room size and exterior appearance. For those prioritizing attentive, family-like caregiving and good value in a small-community setting, the reviews suggest Plymouth Manor is a strong option, while those prioritizing formal processes, larger private living space, or a highly polished exterior might want to clarify those specifics during a visit.

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    About Plymouth Manor Personal Care Center

    Plymouth Manor Personal Care Center sits in Luzerne County, Plymouth, PA, and you'll find it's a newly renovated, single-story building with a home-like feeling and tastefully decorated rooms that make moving around easy for seniors, and really, the whole place is clean and bright with areas indoors and outdoors for folks to sit, visit, or just relax, which means no one's cramped and there's always a place for conversation or quiet time, plus there's Wi-Fi now so you can stay connected. The center serves up three home-cooked meals every day in the Monet Dining Room using good, fresh ingredients, and those living here get all their meals, laundry, and housekeeping included in one simple cost which means you don't have to worry about surprise bills popping up, plus there's a staff that's kind, helpful, and treats folks like family. There's parking for those who drive, a pet-friendly policy if someone wants the company of a cat or dog, and you'll find the place has a pleasant outdoor area-including a vegetable garden when summer comes around-and inside, the TV room just got fixed up with a big 50-inch television, so there's a good spot to watch a favorite show.

    Residents can choose between private, semi-private, or triple rooms, and the whole building holds up to 40 people with 37 licensed beds, and the Administrator is a licensed practical nurse who's available for care coordination and support while the owner's known for being hands-on and around the building often. The staff, including those with experience in dementia care and end-of-life support, helps with bathing, grooming, dressing, medication, and insulin administration, along with offering pharmacy and therapy services right onsite-physical, occupational, and speech-and there are even respite and hospice services available so families get relief during hard times. Memory care is included too, with programs that try to reduce confusion and offer safety for those living with Alzheimer's or other dementias, and folks can expect activities that get everyone involved-games, entertainment, outings to the library or local stores and banks, visits to doctors' offices or appointments, all thanks to the community's in-house transportation which just got a new vehicle, plus devotional and religious programs run regularly, so spiritual needs aren't forgotten.

    The grounds are tidy and praised, there's a smoking ban in all indoor spaces, and safety's taken seriously with secure doors and open communication policies so you know the facility will call, update, and hold regular conversations if something's wrong or needs changing. Staff is easygoing, polite, and people often comment on how much they care, and management is always working to improve the place, investing in maintenance and making sure everyone's got what they need for comfort and independence. It's close to churches, stores, and shopping, so if someone wants to get out, help's there, and the daily calendar is full of things to do, both for staying active and meeting new friends. The Plymouth Manor Personal Care Center takes private pay, SSI, and VA, with no unnecessary waiting or barriers, and truly aims to give each person the right help to stay independent as long as possible, all while next of kin can talk to staff or management if there's any question or concern, so it feels more like a community than an institution.

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