Alden Horizon Independent Apts Is terrible place to live…read more They are abusive to some seniors. They say one thing, then say they never said it. I have been needing a new toilet the manager Candace Avila says I can use public toilet. I pay me rent, I have no reason to be treated like this I am sure buy writing this they will do something to me.

Family member became a patient at this facility in early December 2024 for orthopedic and…read moreneurological conditions rendered her unable to complete even the most basic daily activities of life. Our family member on numerous instances waited upwards of two to three hours after requesting assistance with restroom use. Several instances when we were told assistive equipment was either not available or no functioning. Most staff were inattentive in timely fashion and arguably deviated from standard of care. Lastly, due to countless instances of failure to properly monitor and address the development of infections along her back and buttocks. Come to find out the likely culprit was negligent changing of adult diapers. To say the least, exercise due diligence in selecting a care center and in this instance a lack of care center. Could never in good conscience recommend a facility that failed along so many lines. Moved family member to Tabor Hills, Naperville where care is markedly better during the 1 week of care. If you care about your family member go elsewhere and stay away from Alden.

My father's experience in the hospital was terrible. Zero empathy from 99% of the nursing staff…read moreand every time I had to leave I had a pit in my stomach. He was moved here and I was so relieved. The staff was so comforting and loving. It gave me such a sense of peace that was desperately needed. I am so grateful for everyone here.

My husband refused continued treatments, so he was choosing to die. True to hospice care, he was…read moremoved from NMH to ACIHC to pass away. I did not agree with his choice, but I chose to support his choice. The nursing staff was very kind and attentive to me. I wish I would have gotten the name of the night staff assistant that was exceptionally kind to me. Even encouraging me to stay later on June 5th, the night he passed, "I think you should stay this evening." My biggest issue with this facility is, every single day we had a staffing to discuss my husband's "lack of passing". Their goal was for him to pass in 7 days. Consequently each day we had a staffing to discuss "Plan B". Translated, "What are you going to do if he does not pass?" It wasn't painful enough that I was waiting for my husband of 24 years to die, but I had to worry about moving him out of this location to some other place if he didn't hurry up an die. I am sure this was about insurance. Apparently 2 separate types of insurance isn't enough. They never offered for me to pay out of pocket. Cold hard facts: Hurry up and die or move him out of here. Thank goodness the staff was nicer than the business model.

It's where you're love one will be loved and taken care of like family. Everyone is there to, give…read moreyour love one the greatest care in love and health. So many activities to do and the food is really delicious and healthy. Everyone from food, front desk to nurses and CNAs are great people.

Excellent Facility where caring staff help residents live a truly purposeful and full lives!read more

My brother was at Wynscape for a year. There aren't adequate words to say how pleased we were with…read morehis care and the facility as a whole. The place is so clean. They clean one corridor after another and when all 4 wings are done, they start all over. The staff is wonderful- warm, friendly, caring, skilled, kind and dedicated. Even staff who was not assigned to my brother that day would stop in to say hello or share a joke or talk about sports. Some even stopped by on their days off to check in on my brother. I would say that for many of them, this is not just a job, but a calling. The care they gave was gentle, compassionate, patient, tender, respectful. They work hard to preserve their patients' dignity. My brother knew he was loved, not only by our family, but also by his Wynscape family. I was impressed by the friendliness and helpfulness of everyone on the staff. They regularly stopped what they were doing to provide help and assistance. The rehab staff is also excellent - encouraging, professional, attentive. The food is very good and the staff went out of their way to make sure my brother ate. The staff not only attended to the needs of my brother but were also very attentive and responsive to our family. From entering the facility to the time one leaves, the warmth and caring provided are evident. If I ever need skilled or long term care, this is the place I would choose. I am so very grateful for the care they rendered to my brother in his last year.

They don't seem to have adequate staff fir the number of residents. Maybe they meet the state…read moreminimum guidelines, but the need more. Frequently residents call for help go unanswered for hours and the staff seems to change too often and some of the temp help seems completely untrained for requirements of elderly care.

This Company was referred by a friend and it is a truly trusted referral resource .that helps us do…read moreso easy, especially in home care. caring Hands providers follows the philosophy of always putting patients first and doing the right thing. the staff does its JOB WELL and very caring thank you for everything you do...

Capital Hospice provided in-home care for our Mom this past July. Mom at 95 was diagnosed with…read morestage 4 cancer. Once she made the decision to be at home with family we called Capital Hospice. Capital immediately provided equipment, hospice nursing, medication and a twenty-four call line. We are so grateful for the attention of care that Mom and the family was provided- even a visiting Chaplain on the morning of Mom's passing. Candace and Benjamin of Capital were the angels that enabled us to safely meet Mom's needs.

A big THANK YOU to Natalie RN and John RN who cared for my mom in her last months and moments…read more Natalie was her main provider from October 2023-February 18th 2024. Natalie was on top of everything going on with my mom's health - including ordering equipment to assist her and keeping the nursing staff at the Radcliff updated. John was caring for her in her last moments. We appreciate how they kept us apprised of any changes. Thank you so much! Lisa Smith Family of Heather Lartz

Pros Our caregiver was a great emotional match for my mom…read more Our caregiver was trustworthy Cons Because I live in close proximity to my mother, I was able to see the concerns noted here, first hand. The caregiver provided to us told us she did not cook- I cooked dinners for almost one year and packaged them weekly for both my mother and the caregiver. Our caregiver did cook scrambled eggs. She did utilize a microwave to reheat the dinners I cooked and packed for her for the almost year she was with us. The caregiver provided to us vacuumed twice in the year she was with us-once because we requested it bc of an upcoming carpet cleaning and once in response to our having contacted and brought Tanya in for a conversation. Our caregiver did not do light cleaning. *Photo#1 is an infection caused by not wiping skin completely. We had no idea she had such an infection until hospice showed us on the first day of their services. (We brought hospice in-not from European care. Outside hospice provided a healthcare worker 2x per week, a nurse, a doctor to direct end of life care, equipment including a hospital bed and oxygen, access to team members, pastoral support and very necessary supplies such as briefs, creams, wipes and meds. *Photo #2 is called shearing. We also didn't know this was happening until my mom's first day of hospice services (that we brought in) and they brought it to our attention. Shearing is caused from yanking a brief out from under the patient. The issues of cooking and cleaning were brought to Tanya's attention in October. My mom was in hospice and no longer eating much so cooking became irrelevant. Our caregiver never did do light house keeping. With the help of hospice, and my taking over personal care for two weeks (except middle of the night refreshes) , her infections cleared up. There is discrepancy about what my brothers would rate vs what my sister and I would rate, as the girls picked up all the slack for cooking, cleaning and infection clearing. Tanya did tell us we should have contacted her sooner, with cooking and cleaning issues, we did not want to make waves because one brother uses the services for his father in law and our caregiver was a great emotional match for my mom. When I did contact Tanya and I met with both her and our caregiver, Tanya did not follow up. When contacted a second time for a new situation, Tanya's immediate response was to try to reach my brother by contacting my sister in law via email-who is not a POA-to voice her own concerns.

I really enjoy working for European Best Care. I've worked with several clients and the office…read morealways gives a quick response whenever I have questions.

My friend was here for several weeks!! This place is…read morepristine! The staff is attentive and very caring. When my friend pressed the Call button it took only a few minutes even though this place is "packed!!" The food, well not bad either!

My mother was a resident at Burgess for rehab. While this facility was not our first choice, we…read morehoped she would receive compassionate care and support during her stay. Unfortunately, our experience was mixed. The overall atmosphere often felt depressing and unwelcoming. Getting answers from nursing staff was often frustrating, as it sometimes seemed like they did not want to be bothered or responded with an attitude. I also found some staff members to be be unfriendly and lacking in empathy. Families rely on clear communication and compassion when a loved one is in rehab, and we did not consistently experience that level of care. The physical therapy dept. was a bright spot in my mother's day, but this was after switching the physical therapist from Steve to Desiree. Desiree stood out for her compassion, kindness, and genuine concern for her patients. She treated my mother with dignity and encouragement and made a meaningful difference in her rehab experience. I am very grateful for the care and dedication she showed. I recognize that rehab facilities can be busy and understaffed, but I believe there is significant room for improvement in communication (a simple good morning when you see a family member), responsiveness, and patient-family interactions. Again I want to acknowledge the outstanding work of Desiree for the positive impact she had on my mother's care.