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Here are some of the most recent assisted living and nursing home reviews. Some are positive and some are negative. Please keep in mind that many negative reviews are created after the stress of losing a loved one. Negative reviews may be a reflection of the heart-felt pain of the reviewer, not the level of service at the facility.
The staff at Sunrise in Nebo were absolutely the best while my father was there. He was an Alzheimer's patient for 4 years until his death and in that entire time he never got a bed sore. That was because the staff was always attentive, even when work loads were high due to flu outbreaks that happened only a few times. Every time we visited, he was well taken care of, clean, fed, and happy. The nurses all knew him by name and us. Even those who had moved on to other positions would stop us in the street to ask how he was doing. So to me that has to be the best level of care possible and just shows how well trained and caring those nurses were. Thanks always to these people!
Staff do not want to be there! They are very rude to visitors, families and residents. A beautiful place, but not a great culture of love and caring. I moved my mom out as soon as I could!
The Homestead is by far the most friendly and caring community if Fallon. They have a "A" rating from the State but the most impressive thing about the Homestead is how much everyone cares for all residents not just my mom. I would highly recommend a visit!
This facility is a sham they put up a front for caring for your family and offer you all these things that are not the way they really are. Once your family is there and you don't check up on them on a regular bases their needs are not begin met and the residents tends to talk about how they are treated. This place allow non licenses people to give out meds, and there are time they so called nuses take the meds themselves. THE Facility is full of mildew and and not taken care of properly. There have been times that the facility doors are open due to the air is off most of times and residents complain of how hot the place is. The meals are planned by the state and they are very seldom followed unless state walks in and if they are he always but on the paper a alternate menu which is allowed but it is always alternate there. The residents complain of bad service there and they are so right for the money that they spend to live there. Thy paint a pretty picture yes it looks nice if you are just taking at a glance in a walk thru ,but go there and spend some time you will see the real light. How can someone take advantage of people like this and have no heart for the people God is not pleased with this and it will not continue he will put a stop to it.Least you do unto the least of them you have done it unto God. but WEALTH OF THE WICKED IS LAID UP FOR THE RIGHTEOUS. MAY this be a warning to some that everything that look good is not good for you. If you can take care of yourself a little bit and have a chance to make discussions for yourself consider looking for other places to live.
The Residential Plaza at Blue Lagoon is a huge facility that offers several different types of care. I have been here for over the year. Lots of seniors move in an out but I think I will be staying here for a while. The staff is very nice and I like the food. I try to do lot of activities but sometimes don't have the energy. On weekend, I usually go a day trip somewhere. The best part is that my family is close so they can visit more often.
The Academy at Bella Vista provides top quality service. I have been living here for about 6 months and I really appreciate the care I have been getting. I hope in another few month I will able to leave but they have been great.
My mother moved into the assisted living portion of Calaroga Terrace about 6 months and I have been visiting her every week. I like that they combine independent living and assisted living so there aare always activities. As she heals after here stroke, she might want to move into the independent living so they can continue to be with some of her new friends.
The care givers were "nice" the administration were terrible. My Mom spent a "LOT" of money for very little. We moved my Dad 07/11 to Sweet Bye N Bye, they were fantastic all the way along the journey. My Dad would not have gotten that at Farmington Square plus costing goodly amount more. I pray for you to do your research.
Sterling house of Panama city is not what it seems, Looks can be very deceiving here. It is a nice facility,but all the activities and services they tell you about while their trying to sell you the ALF life for your parents and grand parents is a lie. The residents just mope around all day, no interesting activities to keep them active, the Alzheimer and dementia residents are mixed in together with the normal functioning residents. The hands on care staff are good, but no former training in healthcare, if an emergency arises, what can they do? Everyone is locked in that building like a prisoner, please think twice before you leave your parents and grandparents in a place like this. it looks good for presentation, and the sales people talk a good game, but just make frequent visits to see what is actually going on this jail cell.
Save yourself a lot of trouble and stay far away from any Emerald Grove Facility. 19 months stay at this facility and we watched resident care go downhill. Constant turnover in care staff left my bed bound mother in disarray when a new caregiver took charge of her hygiene every week. Staff always complained of being overworked, underpaid, and favoritism by management. My mother was flustered with Spanish speaking caregivers and could never figure out what they were saying. All meals were prepared in the morning, and left in crock-pots till dinner. No choices in meals, just served whatever they planned for that day. Nice facility but zero amenities. Not enough staff to help in residents needs during the evening. 45 minutes to respond to call bell is intolerable. I do not recommend any Emerald Grove facility in the Mesa area as they are run by the same husband and wife owners.
This place is unlivable for anyone. It is falling apart, the rooms are small, and they want to much money for this type of service. Also When I pulled in the parking lot had a adult pull up lying on the side walk. I couldn't believe that this place was open for business. It didn't even have a sign with the company name on it. It was the worse place I have ever seen. I didn't not let my mother stay there for a day. This place shouldn't be open.
This place should be closed down permanently. No one should have the indignity of living in such a disgusting environment.
They have a great assisted living facility. My grandmother was very happy to be there.
Caring is where i like to be...
Its like who can do the least amount of work while you sit in your wheelchair begging to go to the bathroom you get sick and ask for meds and just get the run around cry for help and everybody's head turns the other way.
We moved our mom into Roman Court on March 17th. The entire staff is superb! Having never dealt with this before, the administration and staff made the transition easy for us. Not only are they taking good care of our mother, they have been there to allay our fears and help us deal with our own emotions. While there are closer facilities, and Roman Court is over an hour away, this is the perfect facility for Mom and for us. The level of compassion and patience these people have is amazing. I am so thankful to have found them all at Roman Court.
I give Hospice of Southern Kentucky great marks because they provided for every need and answered every question. They were always there for us when dad was sick. I have to also mention that when he got so bad in home they were able to move him to the hospice house, this helped the family so that they took care of dad and we were able to just be with him and show our love for him as a family. Thank you so much.
This place should be shut down . My Grandfather sadly passed away from Stage 4 bed sore dehydration, malnutrition and sepsis all of which stem from an overall lack of quality care and attention. There were several incidents in which he was given the wrong medicine for his heart and the nurse's even overdosed him to keep him sedated so they would not have to take care of him. When the staff could not get him to come around after heavily medicating him, my Grandfather was sent to Nazareth Hospital. While at Nazareth a nurse said to my family most of the patients that come from Deer Meadows have the same bed sore just not as bad and are malnourished. Please if you have a loved one this is not the place for them I wish that someone would have gave my family this information before he was sent there. Deer Meadows is simply filling their beds for profits.
My Mother was sent to Mayfield for comfort care in September 2011. I spent from 2 pm until 6 am with her for 10 days. I was astounded by the degree of care she received. Everything that could be done was done to make her final days as comfortable as possible both physically and mentally...even removing her chin hair when she fretted about it! Since Mama's death I have continued to visit (three or four times a week) with friends I made. There are lots of activities for those able to participate; birthdays are celebrated. The staff, both nursing and administrative, are caring, concerned and involved. The administrator sets an example to the rest of the staff by having an open-door policy for residents and family members. Before my interaction with Mayfield, I had a somewhat negative view of such facilities. Unfortunately, that view was based on what I thought and not what I knew. My Mother's experience during her final days and my experience as a "drop-in" visitor have changed my opinion. And if I ever need such care, Mayfield will be my first choice.
Our Mother was here for unfortunately a year, the care was not good!!! She was injured numerous times due to neglect! We moved her to Manor Care, they are wonderful people!! Please do not take your loved ones here:(
Absolutely horrible place!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Very out for the moneys, they are only out for the money, not the care and love of our loved ones!!!!! HORRIBLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wanted to share a review of this establishment because I currently have my father in this facility and I couldn't be happier. The entire staff from the folks that answer the phone, to the admittance staff, to the billing folks, to the nursing staff, to the dining hall staff are all extraordinarily nice. They know who you are and your guest/resident by name and are friendly, engaging, competent, and do their very best to provide a facility where a patient is not just a number, which is sometimes lacking in elder care management. The apartments are adequate for the needs of a person who might be looking at a facility like this one (e.g. wheelchair accessible sinks, bathrooms, shower stalls without high sides - that sort of thing). The nursing staff is responsive when you press your "alert pendant", and their kindness/compassion is like none other. Can't say enough wonderful things about this place.
The staff is very professoinal and educated to the residence needs. And also wonderful to the families. They have a calendar full of activities! The menus they serve are well balanced and smell great! They also provide snacks to there residents. They have a nurse on call 24/7. And are there for the residents and answer all questions to the families. Everyone works hard to keep the families informed of what goes on. The decorations are updated and very clean. And it smells good in the villa! They provides a comforting setting for each person. The rooms are large and well decorated. The dinning hall is beautiful and linens are cleaned after each meal. Each villas has a well trained staff memeber to assit the resident if needed. The grounds to Williamsburg Villas is well maintained. And is beautiful decorated for each season. The facility is well run and very safe for your loved ones! We highly recommend Williamsburg Villas!
This Assisted Living routinely violates the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 by releasing private resident medical information for those not specifically listed on the forms. After repeated attempts to stop this and requests to investigate, nothing has been done. My relative is moving out. The nursing staff does nothing but dispense medication and cannot be bothered to interact with the residents. Beware.
I have cared for my father for many years and after a stroke and then a nurse dropping my father at NW hospital and breaking his pelvis he was then admitted on Christmas to La Canada. I had no idea how awful it was going to be for both my father and myself. They fill the patients full of drugs so that they are in a comatose state and problem free for the staff. My father was given all kinds of dangerous drugs without consent. They try to drive off family members so they can do as they please with the patient. My father was suppose to have rehab services so he could walk again. The insurance was billed but they did nothing for him. He was placed in a wheelchair with diapers on and drugged till he was a Zombie. Instead of helping him to transfer they used a patient lift for EVERYTHING! This made his body atrophy and after 3 months they sent him home to me in this condition. I don't have a patient lift and I was assured by the staff that he could transfer on his own. He cannot do anything on his own including using a toilet. They load the patients full of laxative and then hang them like sides of beef together and naked in a common washing room where they hose them down after they have a runny bowl movement. They don't want to transfer on and off the toilet because that makes more work for the staff. This place is a FOR PROFIT business and that is the main objective. Get every dime out of every patient. Quality of Care is not something that this Mega Company with multiple US locations even cares about. Do NOT Trust La Canada Care with the one you love!! Service is beyond Horrible!!!
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