The admissions directors were very helpful and supportive prior to my Mom being placed in this…read morefacility. However, it's almost as if the moment she was admitted, all bets were off! It was impossible to get anyone on the phone; when visiting, sometimes it was like a ghost ship. So, to receive a call 2 weeks later that my loved one had been "found unresponsive" and passed away hours later leaves me with SO MANY UNANSWERED QUESTIONS, which may never be answered. After such a tragic ending, one would expect some acknowledgment, even a tepid "we're sorry for your loss." Not from these folks! I'm sure there are hardworking caregivers there; I have to believe that. That said, if you have a choice, I recommend considering every other option before considering this one.

The Nursing staff is a joke. Know it all lazy dummies. If you care about your loved one you will…read morenever leave them with this incompetent team of nurses. The rehab department was actually great but that's the only nice thing I have to say about the Clairmont.

They advertise dining on demand but that isn't true. One has to be in the dining room at…read moreprescribed times.

The care and compassion for my parents was the best anyone could ask for…read more Always hands on and treated with dignity and respect. A special thank you to Patric and all staff for the kindness that should be given in our parents later years of life. It was a true blessing to have mom and Dad at Arabella!

I toured this assisted living for my dad who is wheelchair bound and 91 years old. I liked that it…read moregave you an at home feeling and cares for fewer residents. Chris was very nice and since I had toured several facilities I really didn't want the whole sales pitch. The care pricing was a little higher but I'd rather pay for good care than a large facility fee. Waiting to see if we can get a room but if we can we will be happy. Definitely worth the tour.

The executive director Chris Hall and every other person working there I have met go above and…read morebeyond to make my Mom comfortable and happy. I recommend this place to anyone searching for a clean safe place for their loved one.

I do not trust this business and would not recommend doing business with them. They will lie to…read moreyou and then turn around and lie again. I would not recommend this company and would NEVER put a family member in this place. I had taken a tour of the place and saw they had open rooms available. I was told my dad was accepted as a patient. The same day he was accepted, I had driven 40 minutes to take my dad to Longview Hill. I was five minutes away and received a called from Cammi C. that she had changed her mind and my father WOULD NOT be accepted as a patient. I was going to pay full private pay--no help from insurance or medicare. Cammi called me a liar as well as the hospice social worker a liar. This is no way to run a business. They seem to say one thing and do another. That shows me that they cannot be trusted. I would not feel comfortable trusting anyone there. They showed their true colors. I am so glad I found this out before my dad was a patient there because who knows what lies I would have been told. I would NOT recommend this place. Not a place you can trust!!!!

Incredible community from the staff to the residents. This place really makes you feel like you're…read morefamily, I am so grateful for this community

i am unhappy from the sales pitch to the living conditions. I was assured on multiple occasions…read morethat this community met the requirements of the VA Pension with Aid and Attendance. That is FALSE. The website for this community states they have partnered with Patriot Angels. How is this possible when this community does not meet the requirement of a Protective Environment? The community does not have 24-hour Security personnel. This community is not staffed 24-hours a day. I feel the website is misleading, untrue and is guilty of false advertising. If you are considering moving into this community and seeking assistance from the VA, beware and think twice as your application will not be approved. As to the living conditions ... My parents dealt with a non-functioning bath tub for 3 weeks. The unit that my parents moved into had been vacant for at least 30 days and in my observation, nothing had been done to inspect the unit or ensure things were functional before they moved in. My parents have reported the housekeeping service which is included in the rent is beyond POOR. In the 8 weeks that my parents have been residents here, they have seen the housekeeper twice. If not mistaken, the apartments are to be lightly cleaned once a week with a heavy cleaning once a month, Lastly, the dining service is a hit or miss. Meals are not served on schedule. On more than one occasion, it has taken 1 1/2 hours to be served. I have also been alerted to the fact that the residents may not ask for any substitutions. It is a take it or leave it kinda of service. As such, my parents find themself skipping many meals and buying groceries. This defeats the whole purpose of moving into a community that provides 3 meals per day. It certainly doesn't help reduce expenses. I have also heard that the dining room staff is not very nice.

Trinity Timbers is a sweet community with wonderful caring staff. The community is small and…read morefilled with warm greetings to visitors, residents and families. New and current residents are treated with the upmost respect and dignity. As one resident recently said~ "It feels like home sweet home".

This is the absolute worst assisted living facility I've ever worked at and I've worked for…read moreseveral! The staff is very under paid, the lowest pay around! And here, you do way more work for less pay. Caregivers have to be the caregiver, cook, housekeeper, laundry aid... you name it, you will do it all and for only $10/hr! To start, I was scheduled for an interview, when I got there, the maintenance guy let me in and said the ED would be with me. I sat there for almost 30 minutes and she never came out until I walked out, got in my car and was about to leave. She came outside to stop me. I should've left! This was not a typical interview, she only talked about her staff members talking about her and she's the boss and she spoke of the drama there. I should have listened to all of the red flags! I was told I would do 6a-2p because she had one spot for that shift. My schedule was so unorganized and they just bounced me around like a floater. The ED (Robin) comes off to be nice but she is NOT! She's very rude and disrespectful to all staff. She made me do laundry for a resident in the opposite building that I was working in when I was already caring for 8 residents in my building and they had staff in that building. On my 3rd day working there, (still in training) I was left alone with all residents while everyone went to get food. The ED, Med Supervisor and the maintenance/ activity coordinator all left me alone for about 30 minutes and then came back and ate their lunch for about 30 minutes while I worked alone and I never even got a break that day. The Ed called the police on one staff because she stood up for herself when the ED told her to shut up. The ED accused me of coming back to the facility and hiding a bag of fish for it to ruin when I have proof of being out of town! When I heard about it from staff that my name was being lied on, I replied to a text in the group chat, after Robin posted it, and cleared my name... she replied to me in the group chat and then texted me privately and threatened to file harassment charges on me when she was the one texting me, slandering my name to current and agency staff. The ED is also very prejudice towards black staff and residents who are black. White residents get cake for their birthday but black residents do not. There is a review on here from one of the residents, if he made this review, he was asked and coached on what to say. He says in his review that the food is good but he complained about the food daily. All residents told me they only chose this place because it was the cheapest place in town.My wish is for all residents who live there to get placed somewhere else and for this place to be shut down. Not only is the staff being mistreated but most importantly, the residents are not getting the care they need. They were all sick when I was there a few weeks ago. A couple of residents has passed away and others are declining rapidly. The incompetent residents are always soaking wet. The hospice aid had to complain. They only care for the residents when their family comes around. The residents doesn't wear pendants neither do they have call buttons. I've walked in rooms and saw residents on the floor with no way to call for help. I called the med aide, she was supposed to check vitals before moving the resident but just laughed and got her up. If you don't just randomly check on the resident, there's no way of knowing if they need help or not. Please if you go to work here... look out for the residents. They really need someone to care for them. If you just need a job then I understand but if you can get another job, please do! DO NOT WORK HERE!!! You'll thank me later. I quit because I just could not be a part of this horrible place anymore!

The office staff, nurses and CNAs attention to detail and commitment to excellence are clearly…read morereflected in their work. They consistently deliver high-quality work, which significantly contributes to their success.

This is a review pertaining the integrity of Life Cares employees... I work in the same office…read morebuilding of life care and recently had food that was incorrectly delivered to their office. When I went down to pick up the order. I was told by an employee of life care that they had not received the order. After about 2 min of questioning them I called door dash and had them come back and identify the person they gave the food to... turns out it was the Lady I originally confronted about taking it, she had even began eating it.... If they will lie about something as silly as this. Imagine what they are lying about when it comes to your loved one's well being.