My Husband is in memory care 2-N. There are no daily activities as described at all. Basically residents wander all day long. But the ADL'a and daily patient care has really become neglectful and cruel. Patients are NOT monitored at all. 3 times in 10 days ive found the same lady sound asleep in my husbands bed and has totally soaked it with urine. This is unacceptable and I'm totally at the end of my rope!! The staff sit in the dining room all day and I'm told they don't do "room checks" (which is required with patients I'm told by the state) but they do "hall checis". Truthfully they do no checks. The rooms are rarely cleaned patients groomed. I will not stop fighting this!! This guy place would fail a state inspection. They just truly, from the "top" down do not care!! I have been constantly upset and in knots knowing his here! read more

Well where do i start. This place is not good at all. My dad has ALS. And we have 5 days to have help with a nursing home. So we can have a break. And we picked this place because it looked ok. But we have always had a fear of these places. And this is why. So on that note. My dad now needs full care. With eatting going on a bed pan with poop rolling over on the bed all of it. When the nurse came with his food. He said he needed help. She just said i dont have time and left him. He put his call light on. And waited for hours to go poop. He hads meds that he has to take. And guess what. He missed them. No one came. He asked to be rolled on his back. And no one helped him for hours. When we finally got back to see him. I got ahold of the head nurse. And guess what she had no idea what was going on. So not even her does what she was supposed to do. I asked how would feel if this happened to your family. A lot of the patients there have no one speak up for them. ​ read more

When I first saw the beautiful facade of Fairhaven, I was excited to consider the facility for my mother's care after a stroke left her with limited abilities. But that facade is precisely that: a facade, and I wish I had known sooner. Staff: The staff at Fairhaven is unbelievably cruel. There are certainly some exceptions to this; with several very friendly and competent nurses and physical therapists. Some or the nurses and nursing assistants, however, are so terrible that it outweighs the competency of the others. My mother was treated very badly by several staff members at this facility. The nursing assistants were physically rough with her, dropping her hard and jerking her around, resulting in two injuries. In addition, they were very rude to her, as well as our family, using a nasty tone and attitude and talking down to us. The overseeing nursing staff have a very lackadaisical attitude about everything. Any complaint about my mothers health was brushed off with "Well, it's to be expected, she had a stroke." However, when she was taken to the ER she was admitted to the hospital for weeks with physical problems, as well as injuries, that Fairhaven overlooked. Food: Excellent, my mother was very satisfied with the quality of the food. Overall: I wouldn't recommend Fairhaven to anyone. Don't let the new renovation fool you. read more

What a charming community for our elderly patients! Fair Haven has come such a long way in the past 2 years than any other retirement facility I work with! I'm so proud to say that one of our clients resides here. From Fair Haven's A+ staff to their beautiful renovations, if you choose to place a loved one in this community, you cannot go wrong. Prices vary, but Assisted Living costs around $4,500/month. With this you get a decently sized kitchen and living area along with 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom. It also has a huge walk in closet. All appliances and fixtures are new and the entire building smells fresh. Working with elderly individuals, you learn to appreciate the odor-free facilities. All of Fair Haven's staff are super helpful in the development of each of their residents's. They ensure that each patient receives the care and treatment they deserve. They have an open kitchen concept to where the residents don't feel constricted to designated meal times. If they want lunch at 1:00 PM, they can ask a staff member to make them something on the spot. The staff also always has goodies readily available for grabs (muffins, cookies, fruit) in case a resident wants a snack. Fair Haven is lovely and I highly recommend it be an option for you and/or your loved one! read more

Worst place ever. Multiple times I have asked for help transferring or changing my loved one and they refused to help me with her. Makes me sad to know that when I'm not around even less is done. read more

Fair Haven is now newly renovated, and has become such a lovely place for my father. If you're looking for a beautiful place, with a wonderful staff that provides not only great service, but who truly care for the residents, you should consider Fair Haven. I am particularly fond of their beautiful chapel services that are available to residents in all areas (Independent, Assisted Living, and Health Care). I highly recommend Fair Haven. If you have a loved one, you should consider Fair Haven. read more