So I just was talking to my Mom when her lunch was delivered. Egg salad sandwich for the 50th time…read more She asked for milk and was told she could have some for dinner and they didn't have cups for lunch. You probably should beef up your meals when people are stuck in their rooms. That's a photo of lunch that I took the last time she was room bound. Please respond, when I sent the picture before, I didn't warrant a response. Sincerely,

I've spent more than two weeks trying to get a landline set up for my mom at Highgate, and the…read moreexperience has been extremely frustrating. I was told to contact Spectrum, which I did immediately. Spectrum was great -- they located Highgate's bulk account and sent the equipment right away. The problem started when we tried to hook it up. We were told that only Highgate's maintenance team could install it. After multiple attempts, I'm now being told they are actually unable to complete the setup. If I had known that from the start, Spectrum could have sent a technician days ago and my mom wouldn't have gone 10 days without being able to communicate. To make matters worse, trying to reach staff has been difficult. On Saturday after 5pm, the phone rang endlessly with no answer. When I called again on Monday, it rang more than a dozen times before someone finally picked up. At this point, I'm seriously questioning the competence and communication of the staff and leadership. This should have been a straightforward request, but it's turned into a stressful and unnecessary ordeal.

Our family will always be grateful for the care and compassion you gave our uncle. What began as a…read moreplace for support quickly became a place of belonging. The staff didn't just meet his needs--they truly knew him, valued him, and loved him like family. The dignity, kindness, and personal attention he received brought us peace and comfort every single day. Thank you for creating a home where people are genuinely cared for and never just another resident.

I worked for Hyalite Country Care as a caregiver when I lived in Bozeman. It is an amazing option…read morefor seniors who are want to have more care available, but don't want to move into a facility. Through a calling to love and care for others, LeAnn has transformed her home into this special place that is filled with laughter, warmth, and plenty of opportunities for residents to explore new passions and grow. Throughout the year LeAnn plans fun activities or field trips for the residents, and every summer they have the Hyalite Olympic Games for the whole family. The care is very personal, as well. LeAnn looks at each resident as an individual and works to make sure that they feel comfortable and cared for in their space. As a caregiver myself, LeAnn was a great employer: compassionate and kind, but held high standards for her employees. I can honestly say that this was the best place I have ever worked. The atmosphere is so welcoming, and the care is so personal.

From the first moment I spoke with Elicia at the Bozeman Lodge I felt at ease. She was genuinely…read morefriendly, concerned, helpful, and gave our family all the time and attention we needed during this process. The Bozeman Lodge was eventually the place we chose for our father's next home. It felt right from the moment walked through the doors. The facility is clean, welcoming, lively and vibrant. I loved watching the interaction between the staff and the residents, and it feels good knowing a loved one will be under their care.

We chose the Lodge 7 years ago because they had the best care and plan in our opinion. They were…read morewonderful for the first few years when our parents were fairly independent. The last few years there have been 7 directors in 5 years, the staff has turned over many time. The care has dramatically declined. If you love your family members find someplace different to provide care for them.

Mother in Law was there 14 months . She had several thousand stolen from her and toward the end,…read moreher care was lacking. The food was good and they had lots of activities. MIL had dementia and was difficult. Still, that's no excuse for the neglect we saw the last week of her life. Potty chair over flowing, trash over filled with dirty diapers, MIL slumped over in a chair with her pajamas down. Nope, not good at all.

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I was on a two week quarantine because my husband was exposed at work. Renee proceeded to tell me I…read moreneeded to come back to work because it sounded like I just did not want to work. I discussed this with my husband before we made the decision that with my heart disease, COPD and diabetes that it was not safe. My doctor also agreed. However I worked there because I wanted to ,not because I needed to. I just needed to get out of the house because I was bored. Renee stated that I was an essential employee. However Renee stated she was not an essential employee and would work from home. Ive never heard of an administrator not being an essential employee.Please understand im not disgruntled, I quit there once before. I however am embarrassed that I worked there and disgusted in the lack of professionalism at that facility. I have alot of experience behind me I have worked in healthcare the last 23 years. I was in Social Services and handled 68 residents at my last facility which I worked at for 7 years. There were several abuse reports reported to Renee and her helper Tiffany. Each time something was reported to them it never went any further. Renee has made statements of knowing people from state and not wanting to report it. Investigations were never completed and workers accused still remain employed. One residents hand was bruised and very swollen it was reported by one staff that another staff member admitted to bending her finger, it was reported to Renee. Instead of a proper investigation where the employee would be suspended until an investigation was held, she remained working on the floor and nothing was ever done state was never notified. . We also had a day care person come in and was attacked by another resident which left her with scratches and bruises on her face and neck and when family picked her up and asked about the scratches Renees assistant denied knowing what happened even though she did know. There was also another resident who is violent with other residents but remains at the facility. Reports were filed and they also were never followed up on. The assistant once told an employee to lock a resident out doors until he calmed down. This was reported to Renee, the assistant still works there. This assisted living facility is not a nursing home they accept people that need way more care than assistance just to keep there beds full. They are not CNAs in the facility and the caregivers are allowed to feed residents whom a few of them have swallow precautions that are ignored. Caregivers are not supposed to feed unless you are a CNA and an ALF is not supposed to accept residents with swallow precautions because they do not know what to look for. I was very disappointed in this place Renee being only and LPN should not be sufficient enough to run a facility. She spends more time out of the building then in the building. She uses the fact that she knows people from state and that she is friends with her boss to intimidate workers. Out of every facility I have ever worked this by far is the worse place. I really feel sorry for the residents because most of them cant remember or talk to report the abuse. There is really not one resident that is not full of bruises, that go unreported not by caregivers but by Renee and her assistant. Please dont put your loved one here. They are very good about lying and selling the place up. However if you want your family happy, safe, and mentally and physically abuse free do not put them in EDGEWOOD BELGRADE MEMORY CARE.

Our first caregiver used time with my Mom to run her personal errands. Visiting Angels was not able…read moreto provide any other consistent caregiver. Scheduling was poorly executed and communicated, not good for a client with dementia. Phone calls and emails were not returned.

From the owner: Visiting Angels provides in home care for Disabled, Veterans and Seniors. We are a locally owned,…read morepurpose driven organization, committed to serving our community. We are proud of our team of our well-trained RN's, LPN's, CNA's, PCA's and Companions. Our Client Care Coordinators, advocate for our families, providing support and peace of mind. Our comprehensive home care is customized for seniors based on their individual needs and preferences. Our dedicated and reliable caregivers have helped thousands of older adults live happily and safely in the comforts of home while providing their families with peace of mind. If you have a loved one who needs personalized in-home care, contact us today to schedule a free consultation.

My heart is full of gratitude for Michael Dworshak and Graceful Transitions. When my aunt needed…read moresenior care, Michael was there for us every step of the way. His compassion, knowledge, and genuine concern for her well-being were a blessing to our family. I wholeheartedly recommend him to anyone seeking guidance on senior care facilities. Still after 3 yrs he checks in with us to see how she is doing.

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