This community has very loving, loyal, compassionate, committed staff that work tirelessly. The…read moremanagement is incredible. They bend over backwards to ensure that their elderly residents are happy and satisfied. I highly recommend this community. You will not be disappointed.

From the owner: State of the art, independent living, assisted living and memory care…read more Our mission is to provide our client's with a life of dignity and fulfillment.

My Step Mother lives here in an independent living apartment. It is amazing-- like a luxury resort!…read moreEveryone is very nice and helpful. They even have a bar and an amazing pool. I would live there if I could afford it!

The place is gorgeous and members are put first it seems most of the time. They even have a…read morerestaurant for members to dine in and a bar! I used to work at the restaurant called radius and sometimes in the bistro. As a waitress. At first it was great money and the hardest part was remembering the members names and preferences. But, there are many cons to working there and for me they eventually outweighed the pros. The schedule you are given isn't really up for debate. There are so few servers that they absolutely need you and no one can cover when you are sick really. Which sucks for the rest of the servers left there because then things get hectic. Also, you pretty much can expect to be forced to work Sunday mornings, Christmas, Easter and thanksgiving. Even if I absolutely had to call off they really didn't take no for an answer. My biggest problem is corporate. They have no idea how a restaurant runs and how many employees you need or how to pay them. Many times my check was messed up and they ended up blaming it on us saying we didn't keep track of our tips right so we owed them money. I was forced to give them $900 at one point. They also ended up taking away tips because we were making too much money. So now it's hourly. My thought process was, if they expect me to work holidays (which are the busiest ever. So hectic.) I'd like to be tipped. I got very unmotivated because I used to make so much money on holidays and now that they pay hourly i was doing 20 times more work for the same pay. I also noticed my pay check never seemed to add up to the hourly they said they were paying me. I swear it was minimum wage. They ended up messing up my check 3 times and I said I would quit after the 3rd time. And that's what I did. Besides that the food there is great lol

My very elderly mom has been at Hamlet since 2021. Like others on here, her meds have been a…read morefairly constant problem--physician orders changed, meds not being given, etc....Paperwork/physician orders is almost constantly "not received", even though the sender has confirmations of of successful transmission. Until recently, Mom has been pretty healthy, so even though she pays for "all inclusive" care she hasn't needed anything but meds until after she came back from rehab for a fall injury. We have private care companions with her, and the owner of the company reviewed all the companion records and said, Mom had no showers for approximately the first three weeks she was back. Certainly, she got a raging UTI (E coli), and it certainly is possible that lack of bathing either caused it or contributed to it. Reporting to nursing staff did nothing because as of March 5 (over 2 weeks later) her care companions state that Mom had no shower for that time period either. The care companions state that mom was showered once, the day of the first complaint. This was again reported to nursing who of course denied it and this time responded by an aid forcing Mom to have a sponge bath in cold water despite mom's loud protests that she was so very cold. (Apparently her hot water heater was malfunctioning which they would have known if they had been bathing her in the first place.) Fortunately the care companion walked in and stopped it. She reported what she witnessed to nursing management. After it was reported nursing management never followed up with the family to report that mom had been given the proper care-- a warm shower she very much needed and they are contractually obligated to provide-- probably because it didn't happen. I sent a very critical email the next day registering a complaint that no follow up was done to see that mom was cared for and then communicated back to us. That said, transportation is great at Hamlet--a wonderful group of guys. The activity people are also really good. But when the resident needs basic care, it's pretty awful. Lots of other issues I didn't even get into. They have a new memory unit, and while I can't attest to it personally, word on the street is that the memory care unit is even worse.

A public Christmas concert was performing in the Atrium, so I came to check out Hamlet. The Atrium…read moreis a residential building with a large family style room that is large enough to hold special activities. Chairs were set up and refreshments were served. The large room and hallway was clean and smelled nice. Residents were greeters. Many residents walked or were shuttled to the performance. The shuttle driver seemed very attentive to the elderly passengers who used walkers. I saw several wheel chairs at the concert.

Shalom and his team are top notch. He was immediately responsive to our needs (daytime caregiver…read morefor my Hindu father with stroke and dementia). They matched my dad with the perfect caregiver, who quickly became a member of the family. Highly recommend

Whenever we've had to change our schedule due to Doctor's appointments they've been able to find a…read moregood replacement caregiver from the office. They all have different personalities but they're all very very nice and anxious to help.