Quality Life Services - Apollo

clinton davis

May 2026

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I can't believe the awful treatment my dad has gotten here. They're severely understaffed and the patients suffer because of it. The food is horrible. The staff denied my father his right to legal counsel, one of the office staff, Holly, has been unprofessional and rude. She's accused me of making a fuss about seeing my dad when I wasn't on the visitors list and she actually hung up on me when I attempted to reason with her about these issues. They have a ton of bad reviews, here goes one more.

Karen Bostaph

Apr 2026

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The staff is kind and compassionate. The residents are well cared for and always appear clean. The facility itself is as clean as a long term care facility can be. Our family has been very pleased with everything at Quality of Life in Apollo.

Trista Lucas

Oct 2025

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This nursing home is so much more than just a place to live — it’s a true home. The atmosphere is welcoming, warm, and filled with life. Residents can even take part in the Adopt-a-Plant program, which brings nature and nurturing into every room. The Activity Department is outstanding! They plan community events, creative projects, and fun outings — from local bus trips to gatherings that bring joy and connection. There’s even a friendly pet bunny who makes everyone smile. The company also offers a beautiful program called “Don’t Stop Dreaming,” which helps residents fulfill lifelong wishes — it’s incredibly heartwarming to see those dreams come true. What really sets this home apart is the compassion that shines from every department. The nursing team is attentive and kind, but so are the people in dietary, maintenance, housekeeping, laundry, and chaplaincy — each person truly cares. Together, they create a peaceful, supportive environment where residents feel loved, valued, and at home.

Dave K

Aug 2025

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My mother spent the last few weeks of her life at QLS Apollo and we couldn't be more pleased with the kind and wonderful care she received while there. When she was admitted, we knew she was in decline and likely wouldn't return home. Everyone (and I mean literally everyone!) at QLS Apollo was very supportive and helpful right from the beginning. They even moved her to a private comfort room where she could be at peace alone and we could be at peace while visiting her. Staff would always check in on her to see if she needed anything, and check in with us to see if we needed anything. You could tell they truly cared for my mom and for us. My wife and I are forever grateful to QLS Apollo and we will never forget what they did for us in one of the most difficult times of our life.

Jason Cruz

Aug 2025

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I visited my mother in the nursing home for the first time yesterday , and the experience was extremely disappointing. I stayed with her for six hours, and during that entire time, I only saw her aide, Andrew, once. When I did see him, he had headphones in and smelled strongly of marijuana which is completely unprofessional and concerning in a care setting.My mother’s room was filthy when I arrived, and she was soiled. I ended up changing her myself not once, but twice because her call light was never answered. It was clear she had been neglected.When I brought this up to my mother’s nurse, she acknowledged that this is an ongoing issue with her aide that it’s a problem every single day. That kind of response made it even more upsetting, because it shows that the staff is aware but nothing is being done to correct it. Thankfully, my mother is only here temporarily. But I am seriously concerned about the quality of care she and likely other residents are receiving. Families deserve peace of mind, and this experience gave me the opposite.