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The Philadelphia Protestant Home

6401 Martins Mill Road, Philadelphia, PA 19111

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Tim O

Child of resident/client

5.0 out of 5 stars

Great place for elder care

The rooms are an adequate size. The staff are really helpful with any questions we have needing to be answered. Overall, it is a very nice place.

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The Philadelphia Protestant Home

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Senior living options offered

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Pet friendly

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Care types offered

3

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Reviews

for The Philadelphia Protestant Home

7.7 out of 10
Review Score1-5 of 5 reviewsWrite a review
Overall Experience
3.6
Cleanliness
3.8
Friendliness
4.0
Care Services
3.3
Staff
3.5
Meals & Dining
2.7
Activities
4.0
Value for Cost
3.5

A Place for Mom has scored The Philadelphia Protestant Home with 7.7 out of 10 using our proprietary review score based on 4 reviews in the last 2 years. Over all time, The Philadelphia Protestant Home has 5 reviews with an average "overall experience" of 3.6 out of 5.

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1-5 of 5 reviews

Last Updated: 5/14/26

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Tim O

Assisted Living

Family/friend

May 14, 2026

5.0 out of 5 stars
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Great place for elder care

The rooms are an adequate size. The staff are really helpful with any questions we have needing to be answered. Overall, it is a very nice place.

Kate

Independent Living

Resident/client

March 10, 2026

4.0 out of 5 stars

Great place to live but change can be hard.

I have lived here for almost 2 years. I volunteered here for many years before my move. PPH is a work in progress to bring the standards up to their nearby competitors. It is a friendly place but change is hard for some; however, change is necessary and the administration is working very hard to bring it up to snuff. There have been many efforts to streamline staffing and improve productivity. Having worked for a large corporation and I understand how this works. I consider their approach effective but not easy for many of the residents and staff. I have no complaints about the independent living area. When I first moved in the food was only mediocre but we have seen a lot of change over the past year and it keeps improving. There is plenty to do here to keep occupied and the volunteer spirit is alive and well. As our saying goes At PPH We Are Family and it is true. Don’t discount the mediocre rating assigned to us on this site. We are moving on up and quickly.

Cleanliness
4.0
Friendliness
5.0
Value for Cost
5.0
Care Services
3.0
Activities
5.0
Staff
4.0
Meals & Dining
3.0

Anonymous

Assisted Living

Family/friend

December 9, 2024

4.0 out of 5 stars
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The Philadelphia Protestant Home

We like the fact that take shorter lengths of time and we would definitely recommend them to other families

Cleanliness
5.0
Friendliness
5.0
Value for Cost
4.0
Care Services
5.0
Staff
5.0

Concerned PPH family member

Independent Living

Family/friend

December 8, 2024

2.0 out of 5 stars

Concerned PPH family member

Disappointment for independent residents (including my parent) at PPH rate increase of 7% announced late this year. Be aware this increase essentially shows the needed percentage of annual income generated to maintain the PPH community operations. I believe there was also a rate increase for independent residents in 2023. These financial rate increases suggest a systemic risk for PPH residents that could leave many ageing residents financially and medically exposed at the end of their lives. The best thing you can prior to making decisions in choosing a CCRC is to be informed. Pay attention to the health care services offered not just marketed. Do you get a timely professional and honest response from staff and administration? We recently transferred medical services to an outside physician practice which was not by choice. Actually this has become a hardship and was a primary reason we chose PPH - for reliable and available medical services when needed.

Cleanliness
3.0
Friendliness
3.0
Value for Cost
2.0
Care Services
2.0
Staff
2.0
Meals & Dining
2.0

Anonymous

Assisted Living

Family/friend

January 19, 2024

3.0 out of 5 stars
Verified Review

Do not recommend because of staffing

They need more staff. My mother fell out of her wheelchair and passed away because of the accident. I do not recommend this facility due to their staffing levels.

Cleanliness
3.0
Friendliness
3.0
Value for Cost
3.0
Care Services
3.0
Activities
3.0
Staff
3.0
Meals & Dining
3.0

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  • Know Pennsylvania’s regulations for memory care. Each state has its own laws and inspection processes to ensure seniors reside in a safe environment. Depending on your state, you may even be able to look up inspection reports for the communities you’re considering. Learn more about Pennsylvania’s regulations for memory care and download the Guide to Senior Living Licensure and Inspection Reports.

  • Tour the location. Touring allows you to speak to current residents and staff, and it helps you confirm the accuracy of the community description and photos. Use our touring checklist to help guide your visit.

  • Confirm the availability of required services. Before committing, make sure that the community offers all the services your loved one needs, and that those services can be provided within your budget.

Frequently Asked Questions about The Philadelphia Protestant Home

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