Patti Wenglikowski
Apr 2026
Let me start right off by saying you won’t find a more caring, compassionate, and competent team to care for your loved one in a small, family-styled setting than you’ll find at Westfall AFC. My mother’s final month of hospice care occurred at Westfall. The staff checked on her frequently and had cheerful and kind things to say to her even when she wasn’t alert. It gave me great comfort to know they were doing everything they could to make sure she felt important to them and loved by all.<br><br>Only one month after her passing, my father moved into Westfall. He received hospice care and was wheelchair dependent. He told corny jokes every day and the staff would tell us how funny he could be. He loved being among the other residents and staff. When we visited, he was rarely in his room but instead at the dining tables or living room. Again, we were greatly comforted knowing he was receiving excellent care and personal attention.<br><br>Sadly, dad passed away in late March. The director and staff helped prepare us for this and were so supportive of us in our grief.<br><br>I will never forget the caregivers at Westfall. They cared for and comforted my parents through life’s greatest transition. I never had a single doubt that we had found the perfect temporary home for mom and dad.
