Avalon memory care is a wonderful place to work. Are residents are like family! Staff members work…read moreas a team to take care of our residents.

Avalon took my Mom in on a minute's notice during the holiday before I had to return to work. The…read morestaff assured me that she would be safe, comfortable and would make a smooth transition. I have never felt more at ease and was able to return to work knowing that she was in good hands. Heidi is an excellent cook and my Mother is always complimentary about her meals. Autumn and Christine have been fabulous in communicating any needs that arrive. Overall the experience has been very smooth for a very difficult and heart wrenching decision.

There were so many choices where I could have placed mom. I chose Ingram Assisted Living (personal…read morecare home). I am pleased with my decision and have no regrets. Mom has resided at this residence for a little over a year. The staff are very caring, kind and considerate to mom's needs. The home is spacious, very neat and clean. Knowing mom is in their care I have peace of mind because I know she is well cared for.

From the owner: Our business specializes in giving the best care for your loved ones…read more We have trained CNA’s with al certificates specialized in dementia, mental health and diabetes with 10 years experience. We create a very at home environment fell for your loved ones. Call now to schedule a free tour.

Back in mid-July of 2021, I placed my husband in a memory care facility. After just 5 days I came…read moreto the realization it was not the right place for him at this time. I went to Memory Care of Westover Hills and asked for a tour of the facility. It was night and day difference in the ambience and staff from where I had placed my husband! They did have a private room available and were extremely accommodating considering the short notice, and I was able to move my husband there the following day! I am so comfortable and pleased with my decision. My husband had now been there about 10 weeks and I feel moving him to Memory Care of Westover Hills is the best place for him at this time of his dementia journey. His room is always clean, he is always dressed well, he's happy, has adjusted extremely well, made friends, and he never asks to go home, get out of there, etc. Their menu has a lot of variety and the food is delicious! There have been a couple times when I've found he is missing a pair of shoes, belt, etc. and the staff is amazingly fast at locating the missing items. The staff from the Executive Director, Director of Nursing, Marketing, Receptionist, Caregivers, Med Techs, Kitchen Staff, Maintenance, Housekeeping, etc. are all well trained, patient, kind, and always encouraging the residents to participate in numerous daily activities.

From the owner: Memory Care of Westover Hills is 100% dedicated to the individualized, focused care of our…read moreAlzheimer's and dementia residents, and their families. We offer specialized senior living for those suffering from Alzheimer's and dementia. Our all new state of the art facility is open and accepting new residents. Tours are available daily. We provide care environments for those suffering from the numerous forms of memory loss by offering a uniquely designed Care Program for each individual. Our doctors and specialists understand the importance of a personalized approach by providing customized programs that are designed to show the same compassion towards families as we do towards our residents, always with respect. You'll find our facilities offer a warm, comfortable and homelike environment with supportive services, nutrition-designed food menus created by chefs and staffed by dedicated, caring memory care professionals.

One of my clients is a new tenant. Adante Concierge Eric went above and beyond to make sure we had…read moreher taken care of. We were able to ensure that her TV, telephone and computer transitions went smoothly despite issues with Spectrum. The food and the service at the restaurant are also legendary.

I love their set up. Plus I worked at the assisted living. The manager at Independent Living was so…read moresweet. They really care about their residents. The type of care is above and beyond because the staff cares. The care at independent living is seriously the best.

This is an outstanding group / team of care givers that I hired to help me with my Dad. Honest,…read morecaring, thoughtful and always willing to help my mom as well as their main assignment, my dad. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them to anyone.

From the owner: Homemakers Unlimited provides assistance to seniors in a facility or in the comfort of their own…read morehomes. We specialize in non medical home care services with qualified staff in the fields of Dementia, Alzheimer's, Hospice Crises, Stroke Patients, Diabetic care, Parkinson's and other specialized care required. We offer care 24 hours a day 7 days a week, flexible schedules to meet your families needs and are proud of the continuity of care we give to all our clients and families.

Absolute angels! My 95-year old mom was evicted from her previous facility on a Friday night before…read moreChristmas, in the dark, in the rain (just drizzle, but still wet), in the cold with nothing but the clothes on her back. Arden Court is the only place that answered the phone and they took her in without question! They warmly welcomed her (and me, too), provided her with hugs, food, and a bed with warm blankets to sleep on. From that point on, they were only more wonderful. The caregivers interacted with her with dignity and love, and took all the time they could to show her she was safe and cared for. The building is a marvel -- four wings of 16 residents each (I think its 16), color coded and decorated with themes. It has very nice outdoor areas accessible to the residents. The food looked good and seemed to be very healthy. The staff are incredible, attentive, and that includes Gina, Ashley, Emily, Brian, Deanna and Gonzalo. Dr. Cowan is there on staff (and on call all the time), and nursing staff are there 24/7. After we got in, I found out that many of my church friends' family members had been there, so I felt even better about my mom being a resident. Unfortunately, my mom's dementia progressed so rapidly that she passed within 6 weeks of arriving, but she was in the best place possible with the best, and most caring staff I've ever witnessed. My mom had been through many skilled nursing facilities over the years (for rehab after surgeries), and I've never experienced the warmth and love like I did at Arden Court. Not a single staff member walked around playing games on their phones or ignoring a call out from a resident. They also provide monthly meetings to the families of their residents, to learn more about how to best support their loved ones, and how to manage our own grief. They have a little beauty shop, and lots of activities. Best place EVER!!

From the owner: Memory Care is all we do. We know. We understand. We can help.read more

My mother-in-law recently moved into Beehive Homes on 54th Street and I flew up to see her. I was…read morequite impressed with the facility. It's very new, clean and bright. They have a huge gathering area with a large-screen TV and each resident has their own room with a separate TV and bathroom. The staff were quite nice and extremely attentive to my mother-in-law. I'd definitely recommend Beehive for your aging loved one.

I wish I had never been talked into placing my dad at this facility for Memory Care because no…read moreeffort was made to help him with his memory & they pretty much destroyed his spirit & took away his dignity. They appear to only like their residents who are compliant so do their best to make people that way. Up until the time my 89 year old father was admitted to the Cottages At Danny Kaye, he regularly walked about 2 miles per day. Once he entered this facility, he was never allowed to walk again. Initially, he was being sedated & locked into a geriatric chair, with a tray to keep him from trying to get up. I questioned this because he was always on his feet & walking around before moving here. Despite suffering from dementia for years, he had never lost his desire to keep his body moving. The staff claimed this was to prevent him from falling & they never made any effort to get him back up & moving. I requested physical therapy but the only response I got to those requests were that they weren't sure if he could follow a therapists instructions so they weren't even going to try. Because he was never able to get out of the chair or his bed, he developed quite a few pressure & bed sores that were ignored until that time when they became so infected that some had turned gangrenous. Hospice was involved in his care & it was horrifying that they allowed my dad's condition to become so bad. Even though my dad requested to use the restroom regularly, he was never allowed to do so. They would only let him take care of those needs in a diaper, again claiming that they couldn't risk him falling. They didn't even have any portable urinals/bedpans that could give him a little control of his bodily functions. The staff were nice enough but they aren't trained medical professionals, just people looking for a job. For instance, I once asked one of the staff a question & her response was that she didn't know as she was only there to wipe butts. The rooms were so tiny that they just reminded me of storage closets. Medical equipment was just tossed around & I was always having to tidy up his room. My dad was retired military & a super neat freak so he must have been horrified to see himself surrounded by all the mess on a regular basis. Meals looked OK but the food offered was not the kind of stuff my dad ate before. Very often, he just wouldn't eat. Instead of trying to offer him something that did appeal to him, they just told me they can't force him to eat. He did like the desserts & probably got most of his calories from these. There were no activities to stimulate the residents. They had a crafts section but for the most part, all those crafts were just put away in drawers & cabinets, rarely offered to the residents to break their boredom. Parking the residents in front of the TV seemed to be the only distraction offered & most just fell asleep when put there. As I said earlier, the staff really seemed to prefer compliance & they were always yelling at the couple of residents who still possessed some spirit in their personalities. Unfortunately, placing a loved one in one of these places is a learning experience for most of us. I thought the location & small set up would be nice for my dad but in hindsight, I would have considered a much larger & better staffed facility. There need to be checks & balances in the care offered & this place just doesn't have that. I will always live with the guilt of knowing I placed him in such a place & wonder how the end of his life would have been if I had done more research before placing him here. Please do the research I should have done.