D Van Horn
Mar 2025
My mother was in this facility from 2017 to January 2025 when she passed away peacefully. She had deepening dementia over those years, eventually not recognizing anyone in the family. The most recent owners made needed physical improvements to the facility: getting rid of the sunken living room, brightening the paint, creating a lovely outdoor area for residents, and improving the furniture in the dining area. My sister and I are grateful for how well my mother was cared for, all the time. During our childhood and teen years, Mom was rather strict and uptight. but as her dementia progressed, she became more relaxed. Her caregivers could always get a smile from her and carry on "conversations" with her that were nonsensical but seemed fun to Mom, and were a form of socializtion for her. As her hearing got worse and she couln't keep track of her hearing aids, the staff made sure to speak more loudly to her. She was always clean and her clothes were clean. Meals were homecooked. The dementia journey is not easy for the patient or the family. But the caregivers at Senior Paradise Living took very good care of my mom.
