Lori Heney
Aug 2026
Placing a loved one in any type of care facility is not easy. Finding a place for our dad that we trusted and were comfortable with, as well as being sure Dad was comfortable and safe as well was something my siblings and I were faced with. After losing our mother in 2025 we had to find a memory facility for our dad. We chose Windrose in Weymouth. There was fears, tears and anxiety at first but we were quickly able to ease all our concerns. Dad ended up finding comfort and safety in many of the aides and even some friendship with other residents. We visited often and participated in the family events as they presented themselves. Dad was treated with respect and dignity always. Any concern we had was addressed and together with the staff all was resolved and explained.<br>Dad lost his battle with dementia on August 2, 2026. He spent his last year at Windrose. He felt that was his home. He loved his aide and searched her out whenever she was out of his sight. I have only good things to say about Windrose and the entire staff. The building was always clean and very welcoming. The security was never anything I worried about.<br>As I said, placing your loved one at any type of facility is not easy. If I had to do it again I would definitely use Windrose. I would tell anyone who asked to check it out for their loved one. I’m already missing the staff and residents that I’ve grown to be friendly with. I’ll be visiting for sure!<br>Thank you Windrose for the great care you showed my dad in his final days.









