Alicia
Mar 2026
One star is being nice. If this is your only option, just don't. people can be a fall risk and fall without anyone knowing. Tried to give this place the benefit of the doubt but that didn't last long. Not sure what's funding this place for this long but it shouldn't be called assisted living when there was no assistance. It's very dark and dreary, and there was a bug that ran across the beaten down bed from 1980.<br><br>Also, the people who work here...please learn what Parkinson's is and lewy body dementia! Ignorant staff and even worse supervisor. "Maybe falling is his new reality." Is what was said when I said he needs to go back to the hospital, she also said "he seems fine!" After watching him walk down a hall with a walker, lmao, anyone that knows PD knows how insane that sounds, especially coming from the sup. Your person can fall in their room and their workers can't even be bothered to walk down the hallways hourly to make sure people are okay. This place is known for neglect. Don't do it. Your family member is better off struggling at home alone.<br><br>*Edit. My dad passed away last month at home due to his PD taking over. And I will always be thankful that I got him out of here the same day he got there. I'm sure this place MAY be suitable for someone that isn't as complex, but don't expect this place to understand or care if you express concern, they'll just patronize you...









