Jenny Rivera
Feb 2026
My mom had been a resident at this facility before it was sold to Everlasting. She had dementia due to Alzheimer's and was thriving. But once Everlasting came in they kept wanting to shuffle my mom from her original room to a small private room and then to a shared room. They told me she kept falling and had an issue with high blood pressure, so thought she'd do better with a room mate. Now I see their motive. They shoved her in a corner in a large room to allow someone else to come in to her space for more $$$. My mom ended up with a severe UTI and had to be hospitalized because her kidneys were failing. Ever since that her health grew worse and she stopped eating and drinking. I believe they had her sedated on morphine all the time per Hospice of the Valley. I understand when the time comes it's time to let go. The sad thing is that not ONE staff member said ANYTHING to me as I was removing my mom's things from her shared room there. Not one person asked me if I needed anything and not one person offered condolences. This facility must be driven by profit. I would NOT place my elderly parents in this place.



