Kelley Murphy
Jul 2026
Our loved one has been there for 3 months, and we have seen a great transition. When she moved in, she was resistant to care, refusing her meds, and not eating well. In just a few weeks, she is receptive to care, eating better, she gets bathed regularly, enjoying community activities, and making friends with other residents. We have seen genuine kind heartedness from the staff when they didn't know we were watching. It's a memory care facility. The residents have brain disease. Things like glasses or a sweater might get misplaced, but aside from apple tags on every article, I don't see how the staff could possibly keep up with every person's every belonging.<br>This place came highly recommended, and the lady from APS who was involved with our family before this move, has visited her twice unannounced. She is also very pleased with the care and adjustment. She plans to finish with our family because she has no problems with the facility, the staff, the building, or the care they offer. I highly recommend them!
