Experienced team of caregivers . They enjoy their jobs and socializing with their "Friends"…read more There is laughter and joy each day.

From the owner: Here at Inspirations, we focus on the individuality of each resident including learning what brings…read morethem energy and life; considering interests of their past and present. We look to the whole person, collaborate with their family and deliver care that incorporates the latest research in Alzheimer's, memory loss, and other forms of dementia. It is our mission to help residents discover a new joy of life by giving them purpose, freedom, and dignity in a safe, secure, and fun atmosphere.

One of our friends Mother just passed away at this place, I visited 3 times and have never been in…read moresuch a horrific place in my life. First there have to be some competent people but very few that work here. My friends mom was put in a wheel chair although she could walk. No one attended her or make sure she ate, and most the day they wheeled everyone into a room and left them sit around unattended. I witnessed this.

I would ask how you wind up having to pay 11,944 in fines, but I worked here and I can take a few…read morereally good guesses as to how the residents who wind up with bed sores that go neglected might feel. or medicine not being delivered even 50% of the time on time. Some of the things I saw here made me question the moral compass of the people who run this place. The happiest residents were both ex cons who didn't have a problem with doing time. Avoid this place at all costs.

Do NOT use this facility!! my loved one was incontinent but could also use the bathroom. she was…read moretold just to go in her diaper. It is understaffed and some employees actually got angry with us for asking for a bedpan or to use the bathroom. She was not treated with respect and complained that some people were rough with her and hateful. It was usual to wait for someone to come at least 20min or more when she put on the call light. They dragged their feet for 8 days before discharging her when I told them she was leaving to go to another facility.