I experienced The Yoga Loft yesterday for the first time at AMS and it was wonderful!…read more The setup for their yoga area is spacious, well light, clean and welcoming. I was lucky enough to stumble upon their class schedule via a generic web search, and am so very glad I did. Will definitely be signing up for an unlimited monthly membership at my next session this week.

The space itself is beautiful, however their instructors are quite lacking. Last attended a special…read moreNew Year's day class, which started late, was very disorganized in their transitions between instructors and what they would be doing, and ended with one of their instructors, Sarah, being well beyond propriety in her touching of my husband. As a yoga practitioner of over 30 years, and a yoga instructor myself, I know the difference between an assist and simply pawing all over a person.

If I could give this place a negative score I definitely would. Residents crying in their rooms,…read moreone resident was crying in her doorway and nobody came. I went and informed someone at he front desk and they went to check on her. She's in a wheel chair and it turns out her belt was so tight it was cutting into her belly. The neglect of my father when he was there for 2 days caused such a rapid decline that he ended up rushed by ambulance back to hospital. He was supposed to be on oxygen and when a PA came in to check on him the 3 rd morning his oxygen was off and he was being given room air! The PA asked WHO PUT HIM ON ROOM AIR AND WHY?! We nearly lost our dad due to complete negligence. NEVER EVER take someone you love to this horrible facility!!!

I was very disappointed when I found out that they had known my husband had gone from 130lbs to 123…read morein one week, he was also very lethargic and no one from the facility notified me. The next week his weight dropped down to 115lbs and you could see his bones in his back, chest, arms and legs. I was also told that he quit eating, was not taking his meds and was not responding to questions. Unfortunately even though he had been so sick for the last 2 weeks in January the staff never asked the doctor to see my husband or thought to have him sent to the ER. Fortunately by the time I found out he was sick I was able to request the doctor see my husband asap, they then ran blood work and everything turned out pretty normal. I am also his POA so I requested the dr see him again due to his symptoms and the only thing the the PA could determine was he was very dehydrated, so they put him on fluids and we tried that for a two days. I finally decided since he was not getting any better he need to go to the ER. The hospital ER did a series of test including a chest X-ray, which showed up positive for pneumonia. The doctor told me how sick he was when he came into the cER. He could possibly recover, but probably not returned to his base line, we might need to get hospice involved or since he is so sick he may die. The nursing home does not admit any responsibility in this. While they do have a few good RN's and CNA's the management does not take any accountability. If you have a loved one you may want to seriously consider places like Rennes or St Paul's.

Very professional caring providers, highly trained personnel. Friendly service. Brett Lopas always…read morewilling to accommodate my appointments. Thank you

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