When my wife died, 3 years ago, my daughter said, "Dad, You've been taking care of Mom for seven years. It's time to move to a new place and start taking care of Dad." So I moved to Fairway Knoll, and I will be forever grateful to my daughter. The facility is beautiful. It reminds me of a luxurious country club. The community room is large and spacious. The exercise gym is something to behold, and the movie theater rivals some commercial theaters. We have a hair dressing/barbershop salon right on the premises. We have an elegant cocktail lounge (BYO) that rocks with laughter every Friday night. The staff are all wonderfully kind and efficient people, and the residents are all exciting and fun people. Come see for yourself what a fantastic decision I made in moving here!

Presbyterian Homes staff, especially Dannene Hirsch, has made our decision to move to Fairway Knoll easy, exciting and fun. Their mission "to enrich the lives and touch the hearts of older hearts" has been evident from the very first day we signed up to rent an apartment. It has continued throughout the process. And we look forward to living and enjoying our new apartment and all the amenities offered at Fairway Knoll. Come, join us. 4 years later my feelings remain the same. Fairway Knoll has provided my husband and I a lovely home with many amenities. Along with new friends we enjoy the variety of fun activities, as well as excellent meals. We feel blessed to be a part of this community.

My mom moved from independent to assisted living after having a health scare in August. She was not taking meds correctly so assisted was the place for her to go. Sadly we constantly found her medicine hidden in drawers and tissue boxes as they didn’t make sure she had actually swallowed them. Mom was scared to push her pendent and often sat for a long time with no help. My daughter was there one time and they pushed the pendant and someone responded within three minutes, went to get someone else, who never came. Finally after two hours the night person came to give meds and said she never got the call. Thank God my daughter could help my mom herself as she had some EMT training. Communication with FWK is non existent. You cannot reach anyone after hours. The staff are young and not trained for emergencies. Beware of the glitz and glamour, the assisted living is not what we had imagined. Mom passed away 6 months after moving into assisted.