Roni Ewing
Oct 2025
UPDATE : It's been several years since I visited The Henderson House. I had an occasion to go there last week. Unfortunately I must let you know that it is not the same place it used to be. What was just old a d needing updating has now become old and falling apart. The bedrooms I could see were unkept and messy. It has a very depressing atmosphere about it. Some of the residents told me "nobody cares here", a visitor told me the residents generally just stand around smoking out just hanging out. Most don't have daily adult programs to attend. I would not have a loved one of mine here today. It's very sad. I had a loved one in Henderson House. I was a bit unsure at first because the facility is old and could use some updating. But it didn't take long to realize what a wonderful place this was. From the manager to the kitchen staff to the care techs. These people are angels. They go far above and beyond the call of their job. I found every person that works there to be kind, loving, and caring. They treat the residents like family. The owner and office manager ( Daisey) were exceptional in assisting me with financial assistance paperwork and never turned us away when the money was short for rent. I cant say enough good things about Henderson House. I knew my loved one was safe and well cared for there. Wendy, Audrey and again, Daisey kept me informed every step of the way when my loved one had to transition to hospice. The residents like it there, the kitchen staff works hard to accommodate the residents. If you inquire about this place don't judge it by the looks. You will know immediately after talking to staff that , these people really do care. The only reason I didn't give 5 starswas because the building needs some work, but this owner is making upgrades as it is possible.
