My dad was a resident here for about 10 years. He suffered from Parkinson's. During his time…read morehere, he went from the unassisted level, to the assisted level to the full care level. I must have visited this facility at least 3 times a week for a decade! I live nearby so it was convenient to walk there with my kids and visit my dad and the other elderly residents. We got to know many of the folks there, all the nurses and nuns as well. The front desk receptionist was always courteous and welcoming, the foyer is spacious and simply decorated. This place always felt more like an apartment building than a "nursing home." It was always fresh, bright, and clean. The floors were always so shiny and immaculate. We checked in and took the elevator to my dad's room. The living spaces there were always neat and organized, with laundry services provided. Residents can make their rooms as personalized as they'd like. We saw some lovely, well-appointed living rooms and bedrooms. The common areas are pristine and comfortable. We enjoyed seeing the other seniors there and took pleasure reading to them, helping with meals in the communal dining room, and even conducting Bible studies! The kitchenette has a couple tables, snacks and drinks for the residents. There's also a well stocked library and games. The nuns of the Little Sisters that run the facility provide spiritual support and many activities to keep the folks there encouraged and entertained when appropriate. They also have yard sales and festivals throughout the year. The nursing care was amazing and we felt confident in the safety and healthcare my father received. He was cared for in a dignified and gentle manner as he went through the stages of needed care. The staff made his adjustments for further medical assistance seamlessly. They certainly made a difficult situation much more easy to handle. Our minds were set at ease knowing my dad was being treated with compassion and love. Beautiful grounds surround the buildings, where residents can talks walks, pause for prayer and meditation and just enjoy being outside with nature. I'm so thankful for the extraordinary care my dad was given by the incredible people here. We couldn't have chosen a better home for him.

4/2/22: My daughter contacted them and went for a tour looking for a memory care facility for our…read morefamily member. The lady that gave the tour promised discounts that she couldn't back up, and her boss went against it. So, we refused to pay the $8000+ monthly fee to move our family member there. Had she known that promises wouldn't be kept, she wouldn't have even wasted her time because their amount is way out of my price range. The set up is cute though. They have a little "town" set up throughout the building for the people who live there to possibly help in jogging their past memories or just make them feel comfortable. The bedrooms are a decent size. My loved one doesn't need much space. They seem to keep the building tidy and organized. I can't speak for much else. We had to keep searching for a facility that could protect my loved one with dementia 24/7 at a more reasonable price.

I went there to visit my uncle and I absolutely love this place. I love the set up and how…read moreorganized and clean it always is. Two lovely helpers named Tay and Deloris did an amazing job with answering any and old my questions. 5/5

Went to this "facility" today after my best friends mother was transferred from a normal nursing…read morehome to this woman's home by her abusive husband through a recommendation from his cousin. She accepted my friend's mother as a patient without having access to obtaining her medications. She has extremely severe diabetes that has caused her to enter a diabetic coma twice now. When my friend spoke with the owner of this facility she told her that her mother "would be fine overnight without her insulin" which was the first red flag. She scrambled to find any extra insulin her mother had and brought it to her so she would not go without it. the next red flag was that she immediately told her that her mom was being placed on hospice and would most likely die soon even though no one at any of the real nursing facilities or doctors at the hospital have brought this up at all. She then told her if she did not come get a medical power of attorney document notarized within 48 hours she would be kicked out. again she accepted this patient without that being a prior requirement before taking her in and it is week of 4th of July on a wednesday. my friend has had no say in any of this and works a full time job and we live an hour away from where she is located now. thankfully i was able to find a notary that could meet us at 7:30pm this evening so that she could get this paperwork done. She is charging $5,000 a month to care for her. apparently her only employee quit yesterday. there are no doors or bed alarms in the patients bedroom which is just a giant living room attached to their home and has threatened that if her mother gets up at night she won't be allowed to stay there which makes sense if you aren't equipped to care for memory loss patients or any patients with a high level care need. She knew we were coming out this evening and when my friend lifted the blanket covering her mother i noticed her diaper was so swollen it looked like she hadnt been changed all day. the woman who runs this facility just gives off bad vibes in general and after seeing what care shes receiving for $5,000 a month i am extremely concerned. apparently this woman is an RN. i have not looked up her license yet but i have worked as a CNA + med tech for 12+ years in various different settings including hospitals, in home care, and long term facilities and nothing about her home is comparable to the care that her patients should be receiving. our plan is to get her out of there as soon as possible and back to the facility she was at where they had the staff and ability to properly care for their patients. Over the past two days that she has had to interact with her the only reassurance she has given is that "most people die quickly when they get there so she won't have to deal with overcrowding" while also telling my friend that all the sudden her mother is going to die soon. Her husband has multiple adult protective services investigations open against him right now for abuse and leaving her mother to die alone in her bedroom multiple times where she has been put on life support when her daughter finds out and EMTs arrive and take her to the hospital because of the condition she is in. Please for the love of god do not send your family members here if you have any other option

We cannot say enough good things about Torie and her excellent care of Charles "Pop" Stepko! We…read morewere kept informed daily on Pop's care, which was greatly appreciated. Torie is kind, efficient, and trustworthy, in everything she provides to her patients. Torie truly is a special person. I would highly recommend her for a caregiver any day! The whole family felt Pop was in good hands. Oh, and we cannot forget Moose. Moose is so sweet and provides comfort alongside Torie and her family!! Even though Pop is no longer with us, we will never forget the care that was provided to him in his time of need. God bless you Torie!

Westmont is Blatantly Disrespectful to Musicians, Freelancers, and the Local Community…read more If you're a musician, educator, or otherwise provide freelance services, I encourage you to avoid Westmont -- my bands and associated 501(c)(3) non-profit organization just had an absolutely terrible experience with them, and we're not alone. Westmont contacted us to perform there back in June. We did, and their residents and staff seemed to really enjoy it. We had a written agreement with Westmont to provide a donation to our non-profit in exchange for us playing the gig (in which our proceeds have directly supported local schools in their same zip code, which they were aware of). After the gig, Westmont came up with a series of excuses of why payment was delayed, then refused to answer all of our emails and phone calls for over 5 weeks. We were professional and courteous the entire time. We then got our legal counsel involved and magically Westmont started responding to them immediately. We finally got paid over 2.5 months after we played the gig, but with no explanation as to the delay. Searching 1 star Google reviews of Westmont uncovered a review by Josh Pachter (https://g.co/kgs/8y9FyPE) -- he taught a series of 12 classes at Westmont in 2023, and had to fight them for months to get paid. Lessons learned are to thoroughly read reviews of the venue prior to playing there, and insist on getting paid at the gig. Please share this message with anyone you think might benefit from it.

Recently we had the opportunity to meet and tour with Daphne at The Westmont @ Short Pump…read more Her presentation of what is offered at this exceptionally beautiful facility was communicated in a comfortable atmosphere. All questions were answered and many helpful ideas were discussed, as our 92 year old relative is currently out of state. Upon leaving our meeting with Daphne, my husband and I now feel equipped with planning the future of our loved one.