I am a merciless reviewer who desires "first to review"s, and I enjoy informing the public about businesses. This place had a cheery atmosphere that overtook the small, dark moments. Did they take in my grandmother despite the fact that she had mostly reverted to speaking in her mother tongue? Yes, until they realized they were in over their heads. I commend them for that. Did some stuff leave me scratchin' my head? Yes. To get onto the back porch for fresh air, an employee has to enter a key code. Once you are out, you are out. You cannot get back in until someone passes by and hears your pitiful knocks and cries. An employee may pretend not to haer you, and a fellow patient will laugh at you from the inside. On top of this, fellow patients can verbalize their wish to slaughter you, while your grandmother will be kicked out if she breaks a window for escape purposes. Kidding aside, it did not feel lonely, and employees were sweet and interact with the patients. Private rooms were mostly clean and in good repair. My grandmother was not unhealthy and was loaded down with snacks. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
Please note: This review has been slightly modified. It originally appeared under the profile of a totally different assisted living center in the same town. In other words, I mixed up the two businesses in my mind until two days ago, when I realized I had reviewed the wrong business. Rectification has landed. Sorry, guys! read more