I was able to get assistance for my grandmother. We were looking for someone to just be a companion…read moreto her. Ms. Connie was fantastic!! She cleaned, cooked and gave my grandma a since of not being alone. I would recommend them to anyone.

Same assisted living home which means they pay more attention to your loved ones, than your wallet…read more The Biggest surprise about the whole place is it doesn't smell

From the owner: We are here to provide compassionate care for seniors, ensuring they have the best care and quality…read moreof life. Our integrity is shown through our staff's love and dedication to our senior community, boosting morale, encouraging joy and self-esteem and improving loved one's quality of life. We understand that one solution does not fit every situation so we take the time to listen and learn about each client's needs and preferences. We tailor each program to maximize the client's independence and dignity while ensuring their safety and comfort. Joy Home is a home away from home for loved ones, including 24 hour assistance in routine personal care, hygiene assistance, laundry, cooking, feeding and medication management.

Found out that my insurance did not cover Dr. Williams anymore and I refused to go anywhere else…read morethat would have been covered! The wait was worth it. The next year I made sure to get a plan with this group!

Such a great practice! From the moment you step into the office, you'll feel welcomed…read more Hygienist Lindsey is extremely knowledgeable and wonderfully kind. Dr. Williams is also a joy to chat with and exudes confidence.

Absolutely disgusted with the other staff members at this facility. I am a CNA through the app…read morecalled Clipboard Health. My first experience at this facility was awesome (Morning shift: 7am- 3pm). Unfortunately, I ended up walking out from my shift today on Dec 5 (3pm -11pm) due to the fact that I witnessed residents being abused and the fact that staff members during this shift was neglectful and only gave the hard work to the people that are coming from the "agency". I literally watched the other caregivers shove food down the resident's throat so aggressively to the point that you were able to hear the metal spoon hit their teeth. I also watched these people allow the resident's clothing protector to become soaked with food on them because they are trying to hurry them up when they are eating and trying to get as much as they can down their throat so it can appear that these residents "ate" or are full. Several times throughout my shift, I tried to help the residents with all their requests but was told to ignore some of them because they do it for attention and that I need to focus on residents who were not even on my chart/assignment list. I started to become frustrated when I noticed that they were giving me all the people who desperately needed their diapers changed and have been sitting in their own feces for a long period time. For example, there was this lady who I was told to clean and help her change into her PJs but to my surprise, she had feces all over her body starting from the waist down and was very difficult to change alone.... to the point where I was very upset to just see the Med-Tech and other staff members just chatting so I walked out and went home. The way that these people were talking to these residents was so rude especially the Caribbean caregiver. They locked the resident's doors and forced them to stay in the common living room area and if the resident had to use the bathroom, they told them that the bathrooms were either locked or not there because they didn't want to take them or they believe that these residents are doing it for attention. The only reason why I walked out is because it pissed me off that majority of facilities like this one are the main ones who be abusing them and I can't stand the sight of that but other than that I don't think I'll ever work at this facility ever again but I will miss some of my residents.

I am so grateful for the Dogwood Forest staff and the precautions they are taking to keep their…read moreresidents safe. They were way out in front in adopting strict social distancing and restricting visitors. As a result, everyone there, including my 94 year old mother, is healthy. I highly commend their actions during the COVID-19 pandemic.