Syringa Place has a wonderful feel to it when you walk in the doors. The staff are so friendly and…read morewilling to help out in any way. They really care about the residents and it's obvious that they enjoy working there. It's very inviting!

the care was adequate considering some of the staff were incompetent. several times my medication…read morewas not given or given late. they lost several pieces of my clothing and tried to replace them with someone else's. there was no climate control in the rooms and it was during summer. The beds were not very comfortable and the linen was changed at random intervals. I would definitely not recommend this facility!

I don't know if there are enough words to describe our love for the staff at Rosetta. In one of the…read morehardest times of our life, realizing we needed assistance with my mother-in-law, Lisa helped guide us, answer any questions we may had and was an amazing advocate for my mother-in-law Angie. Living in another state was terrifying for us, being so far away. The only way we made it through was the loving staff at Rosetta. They always answered our calls, they always kept us updated and they had a genuine love and affection for Angie that was priceless. If you haven't been through this situation before then there is no way to explain that the staff's ability to let us sleep at night is a gift that I hope they understand the importance of. Being able to function, being able to go about our work and needs knowing she was not only taken care of, but cared for is the greatest thing anyone could ever do for us, and they did that. They allowed us to step out of the role of caregiver and just be family. We got to enjoy what time we had without the stress of what to do or how to do it. I have worked in this industry for a while and I can honestly say this particular group and this particular home is special. I have been in places where the staff is just trying to get through the day, through the shift and they do the minimum required of their job. That is where she was when Lisa had an opening and I knew if Lisa wasn't able to take her then she would be gone within a month or so. What Lisa and her staff gave us was time, and that is the only thing in this situation worth value. They are angels and to us, we hold them in the highest regard.

In my opinion, Rosetta Assisted Living in Twin Falls ID is the best memory/alzheimer's care…read morefacility in Southern Idaho. Their entire focus is on residents who are living with memory or dementia issues. Staff are thoroughly trained in this specialized type of care with continuing in-services to enhance or add to their skill sets. The facility itself is beautiful, and well maintained, situated in a beautiful residential area. When you walk in, it feels like you are in someone's lovely home. The Administrator, Lisa (Junod) Miller has worked in elder care for most of her adult life and has expert knowledge in the area of Alzheimer's/memory issues. She takes great pride in making sure her facility provides the best in care. She is often heard to say that "It's all about the residents" and it is in this beautiful home. Rosetta provides many events and activities for its residents and families all designed specifically for them and their needs and desires. You'll often see family BBQ's, holiday parties including Halloween, Christmas, and more .. it really does feel like home and when you meet with Lisa and the staff you will know that is true; this is 'home' .. and the staff are there to serve these special residents in 'their home'. I would highly recommend Rosetta for any family who are considering Memory/Alzheimer's care for their loved one. You will not be disappointed and will feel a huge sense of relief knowing your loved one is being loved and cared for in the very best way.

Bridgeview TF ID: My mom and dad moved into Bridgeview over…read more5 years ago. At that time they where considered one of the best senior living places in Twin. My parents are now in there 90's and for me to consider moving them is a big under taking. But they have been so unhappy with the conditions at Bridgeview. The move became necessary. They are now at a different senior living facility. I cant tell you how nervous I was that they might still be unhappy. Its like moving has brought them new life. They love the apartments/ the management / they say its like 5 star food. They are just happy and that makes me happy. So all I can say is Bridgeview is not the place to stay.

This is not an angry post but one of educating.. my mother lived at Bridgeview for 2 years.. the…read morenew director and new charge nurse are the worst.. they increased her rent by $2000.00 a month.. they continually ran short on her pain medication and blamed the pharmacy..not any other medication.. they stole her belongings.. I've witnessed the management bully the staff and the staff bully the residents..I had to call the police and have a report taken regarding mom's narcotics missing when I moved her out..there were 36 residents two years ago..now there's approximately 20.. 6/7 great caregivers left because of horrible working conditions (verifiable)..they are currently under investigation..I wouldn't wish this place on my worst enemy.. Do your research and shop around before landing here..I also left a review on goggle search.. I have no reason to lie, I just want the best for my mother.. Good luck in your search..