The Birches at Newtown
The Birches at Newtown
The Birches at Newtown, located in the beautiful and historical Newtown borough in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, provides an affordable, home-like environment for older adults requiring some level of personal assistance. Every resident experiences a unique mix of security and independence, privacy and companionship, and physical and social well-being.
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Quality of Care
License Status
Full
Daily Staff Per Resident
1.77
Nurse On Site?
Yes
24 Hour Nurse On Site?
--
Secured Dementia Unit?
Yes
Memory Care Programs
Person/Resident Centered Care
Levels of Care
- Independent Living
- Assisted Living / Personal Care
- Memory Care
- Short Term / Respite Care
- Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care
- Adult Day Care
- Rehab
Living There
- Amenities
- Eligibility & Pets
- Dining
Housekeeping
Laundry
Library
Nature/Walking Trails
Salon/Beauty Shop
Transportation Services
Religious Services
- Catholic Services
- Jewish
Types of Units
- Private Room
- Studio
- One Bedroom Apt
- Two Bedroom Apt
- Cottage
- Townhouse
About Company
For Profit/Nonprofit
Profit
Parent Organization
Heritage Senior Living
Affiliated Communities
Reviews Average rating from 5 reviews:
- This facility is horrible. It sounds good on paper until you get there. The people running the place have no business dealing with people. The food is inedible as well.
- The Birches at Newtown is an amazing place! I work for a home care company doing Marketing/Recruiting and I've had the privilege of visiting The Birches quite a few times. I always love going there and seeing how the staff interacts with the residents. They are loving, compassionate, and genuine people who really care about the residents. The food is excellent, they have a movie theater with an old school pop corn stand, art/music classes, a hip hair salon, a beautiful banquet hall/private dining area for fancy parties/family dinners, and their activities director is truly dedicated to providing the best entertainment possible for the residents. This place is one of a kind, and I hope it's still there when I can no longer age in place. Would 100% recommend this community to anyone looking for a new place to call home!
- This place is terrible. Neglect, filth, abuse, harassment, the list goes on. You would have to be pretty desperate to get rid of your family member in order to be sending them to this hell. Residents smell, the staff never knows what’s going on and management is a huge joke! Absolute frauds. They know when they have visits and cover things up, not to mention play favorites. All they care about is putting money in their own pockets. Management is absolutely awful and careless. So many nicer we’ll run places. Most residents go down hill or even lead to death due to them running as a skilled facility not knowing what they’re doing. They are not a skilled facility and should not take in most of the people whom are there due to they need real care, real help. Want your family to suffer as you waste every last penny you have? then this is your place, otherwise go somewhere better or even hire a private aide! Good luck with your decisions.
- The Birches of Newtown is a great facility. I've had a few relatives who have stayed in for personal care. The facility is clean, the food is good and most of all the workers who help and assist those staying in the facility are wonderful. I give Birches a FIVE star rating. Thank you for your kindness. Keep up the good work Birches.
- I visited the Birches of Newtown for a tour of the facility yesterday. The building had a welcoming feeling from the entry way through-out the whole facility. Everyone I meet was friendly, cordial and seemed to care very much about their residents. I was especially impressed by the large, bright dining hall and how inviting it looked. A real plus at the Birches is that they have an in-house therapy room for Fox Rehab with the necessary equipment, and a therapist available for their residents. The Birches of Newtown will be a loved one’s home and the facility gives the distinct impression that it wants their resident to feel their home.