Worth a look for you or your parents. Understand your rate plans before you sign! People who live…read morehere enjoy their life. Do not want to say much so I do not tip off towards my connection but do not work here. Central locations with good access for medical.

This place is a joke. Overpriced living. They lie about it all the time. Raise the fees to pay…read moretheir top people while undercutting everyone else. The heath Center has a 70% turnover rate. Not to mention the number of residents that have wondered out of the medical facility due to generic staff leaving doors cracked open to smoke. They will fire or let employees go to fill the pockets of the office staff and screw you over on any unemployment you try and get. They paid the unemployment scammers off knowing their staff still worked there. Putting those members in the fraud list and getting them denied benefits. They spend tons of money and brag about it, while raising fees, and cutting good workers out of the picture. You are better off leaving your family member in the care of a homeless person then with these fools.

A great work environment as a CNA!! Good team atmosphere. Employees are highly cared for and this…read morein turn allows residents to be cared for well. Providing care to others can be a taxing job but Meadowlark supports employees well. Highly recommend.

I worked in the Sloan House under Elizabeth Thompson. It was a terrible environment to work at. I…read morewas compassionate dedicated nurse who gave 110% to provide the best care each resident deserve. Because of this I was bullied and gaslighted on several occasion. The Sloan house is managed not to provide the best care but minimal care. As I would say "She puts a pretty cover on the book but once you open the pages and look it is a horror story!"

the windsor place is a complete scam. they hired my mom as a home health care worker and never pay…read moreher on time. she works and works but her pay check is never correct. she met with zacharia coffman to discuss her issues a month ago and he still has not paid her for the previous hours. my mom is a retired nurse an dover qualified for the position. she loves her clients and is dedicated to doing a good job. but she is being taken advantage of. i have left multiple messages for many staff employees and they continue to stall and stall. they owe her over one thousand dollars. i am filing a complaint with the labor department. do not work for this company.

What a great decision we made when we moved here! My husband and I knew we wanted to downsize and…read moreenjoy family time, travel and experiences rather than spend our retirement days maintaining a 4-bedroom home and acreage. Mission Square offers the perfect central location, maintenance-free living, social events and fitness resources on site, all at an affordable price. We can cook for ourselves or indulge in wonderful, chef-prepared meals most weekdays. Best of all, we've found new friends who share our active lifestyle and love of new experiences. This is what retirement should be!

Mission Square has been my comfortable, convenient , livable community for 6 years. My fellow…read moreresidents are vibrant, interesting, caring neighbors who enjoy socializing but respect each other's privacy. The staff is 100% dedicated to service, security, and maintenance of beautiful grounds and facility. You will find Mission Square a treasure for senior living.

Auto Insurers like Farm Bureau Financial Services Moving to Real Time Driver Surveillance…read more Today's insurance market is simply the pits especially where automobile coverage is concerned. Consumer complaints are on the rise and even though one can get a feel for how he or she may fair under insurer policies from these complaints, there is little relief from industry abuses. One such example is Farm Bureau Financial Services of West Des Moines. Iowa. Farm Bureau is a financial conglomerate that provides Home and Auto coverage through its subsidiaries as well as questionable innovative technologies like 'driveology'. What's that you may ask? View the FB Driver real time monitoring brochure. We now live in a technological age where government and its affiliated partners can render total information control over every individual. Farm Bureau has a history of making promises which never materialize. I was involved in several rate saving programs in the past promising discounts but about halfway through, a general rate increase nullified the discount. I even requested a 7500 mile travel limit option but it didn't result in any noticeable rate reduction as I wound up with back to back double digit rate increases. The company raises insurance premiums on drivers with no accidents to help offset its uninsured loss claims. As you might imagine the Farm Bureau website doesn't give any system details on its driver monitoring package. Their 'safety' brochure mailed to potential insurance renewals is all the information that is available. They want you to talk to their agent where nothing promised is in writing to establish that the insurer wasn't acting in good faith in the event of future litigation. Now before one can actually qualify for the kind of savings they hint at (up to 30%) you need to own the right car. What might that be you respond? Now given the fact that Farm Bureau raised my auto rates 18% last year with no claims for the last 15 to 20 years that I've been insured, I have to conclude that one must have the latest vehicle technology in addition to their software for any savings. So I must accept their electronic surveillance package in my car (it could be as simple as a flash drive plugged into my car's USB port) that would query and store my vehicle's health, environmental and operating data. Expect this to be a 'points' based rating system like trading carbon credits. The 'FB insurance system records how often the brake pedal is actuated, distance traveled, speed of the vehicle and if the driver is wearing a seat belt. Likely it will also test driver alertness on long trips as most new cars have a camera screen for receiving visual messages and alarms from your 'driving safely' monitor. The Farm Bureau software surveillance system is capable of virtually infinite expansion as any new WIFI device can communicate with your vehicle WIFI. Also, they'll know what you're listening to on the radio and if you're texting because these are all WIFI devices. And because most fast food restaurants have WIFI, the company will be aware of what you're eating and drinking. The Farm Bureau driver monitor will also know the last time your car was serviced and if the environment is being harmed by using the AC too often. It can interface with the police license scanner system ALPR alerting an expired license -(a ticket). Or perhaps, you didn't schedule that emissions test when told to by the system within the time window allotted - more points. The driveology data is viewable externally as their brochure claims but you can't correct it. It will testify against you in any legal proceeding resulting from a citation or an accident and will be justification for endless rate increases just as one experiences each year for those over retirement age. Companies like Farm Bureau also force you to subscribe to their quarterly Kansas Living magazine as a condition of purchasing their auto insurance. You can't cancel it because your FB auto insurance is contingent upon remaining a Kansas Living subscriber. So, how effective is Farm Bureau's claim management you may think? Well, in short, they almost never return your phone calls. Particularly, if you have a question about their rates don't expect to get an answer For a supposedly rural company they come off like the snobbish global company they truly are. One recent user named Rachel from Kansas laments: "Extremely dissatisfied with Farm Bureau. We have paid additional to get residential home equipment breakdown coverage. Our heat and air unit outside needs replacement. It has been eleven days since we have filed our claim. We have tried to contact the insurance agent several times. He does not pick up his phone and neither does he answer back." (https://www.consumeraffairs.com/insurance/farm-bureau-homeowners.htm) Farm Bureau's real time driver monitoring system is a privacy threat and a consumer rip off..

The villas and independent living apartments are beautiful. Lots of activities. Care for a loved…read moreone once they advance to memory care or the nursing facility drastically drops. We've waited 15 - 30 min. for someone to help my mother use the restroom where employees sat at the desk where the alert lights are used and take their time getting to the room. Mom is often left waiting in a wet diaper. Employees are often in the dining room when it is not being used, unused rooms, or seated in the large gathering space on their cell phones. I particularly wish employees were more engaged with elderly residents in wheelchairs were gathered in the main entry. We were told they gathered residents here for social engagement - but no one is socially engaged. The lack of engagement between residents and staff on their phones makes Lakeview advance patient care a very lonely place to be.

We've waited 15 - 30 min. for someone to help my mother use the restroom where employees sat at the…read moredesk where the alert lights are used and take their time getting to the room. Mom is often left waiting in a wet diaper. Employees are often in the dining room when it is not being used, unused rooms, or seated in the large gathering space on their cell phones. I particularly wish employees were more engaged with elderly residents in wheelchairs were gathered in the main entry. We were told they gathered residents here for social engagement - but no one is socially engaged. The lack of engagement between residents and staff on their phones makes Lakeview advance patient care a very lonely place to be. I really felt you treat the elderly very poorly. No communication between family member and staff. I am not sure where you got your rating 3 stars, but it did not come from the Rehabilitation floor. Please treat our precious and most valuable senior with respect, no like they do not matter! They do matter!

My brother Paul found this company and signed them up. Paul used them for my 87 year old Dad, a…read moreretired doctor. Benefits of Home never even spoke to Dad's Medical POA about their services either. That should have taken place along with a discussion of Dads needs, which were pretty much non-existant as he could do everything for himself. Was not happy at all with this company. The caregiver had never worker as a caregiver before. She had sold cosmetics for decades. She was nice however the company should not have represented her as someone who could fill the role of a caregiver. This company just sends someone out to fix dinner, read the newspaper, then bills for it. My brother was unhappy too and started to look at other options. I would never use or recommend this company to anyone. Don't use them

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