I worked there for 7 years and just quit. The way the Managers from both buildings treat you, is…read moreuncalled for. They hire just anyone. The managers don't even care about the residents, they just care about bringing them in for money. Second shift is always late, or no call no show. So first has to stay all the time. They let third shift sleep in rooms at night instead of making them take care of the people. The food is nasty and they pay to have a great meal and cant even get it. Kitchen score is 95.0. Staff keeps breaking washers and dryers left and right. To where the clothes are back up in their closets and stinking the rooms up. They pay to have their clothes washed. The management that is over Clemmons Village 1 has went down hill since they fired Cynthia (and they fired her for having a stroke and she been there over 10 years) The management in both building are very rude and don't know how to talk to people and that includes HR. A lot of people has left that place because of management. People on call, call's out just to get back at the person on call cause they don't like each other. The way they let some of those workers talk and treat those residents is very bad. You have to have a special heart to work at a place like that. Management there now don't care. If your bosses don't care about the people or their home, what makes up think employees are going to care. Management also likes to vape inside the building. If you try to speak up and say what's wrong they start doing stuff to you to retaliate against you. My voice needs to be heard. I love all those people I took care of with all my heart and they deserve way better than way they are getting treated. They pay a lot of money to live there. Pay for snacks, and good meals, and pay to have their clothes done right and on time. They put furniture in the front to make it look good but they don't care if the residents have enough seats to sit down. The seats are hard and very low. I even had to help a family member get up on day, because it was to low. Just imagine how the residents feel. They need to put the attention on the residents. I miss Ms. Cynthia being there. She really cared about the people and employees. I would think twice about putting a loved one here, even if that's all you can afford. Especially with who is in charge now at Clemmons Village 1. I know a lot of stuff and I know how they are I was there for 7 years. Ask yourself this? After 7 years of me being there, why would I just walk away from the people I loved and love taking care of? They started retaliation against me. Tired to stand up for the residents and myself and their rights. They started doing things to me and talking to me like I was a dog. I was there for 7 years making $14. That's what they are starting off new people at. I asked for a raise and was treated like a dog also. I don't understand why that type of job is paying what fast food places start off at or any other place.There is a lot more that I can say but I'll end it here.

Homestead Hills has been my home of employment for over 4 years now. The employees and residents…read moreare wonderful to work for and with. Employees strive to give the best possible care for our residents and support one another. I feel supported from management and opportunities for growth are also available. I look forward to continuing my career at Homestead Hills.

Most of the positive reviews on here are for people NOT in the nursing side but the independent…read moreliving side. So don't be fooled!!!!! If you're researching for your loved one who will end up on the nursing unit, no matter what for, please take my warnings... I wouldn't send a dog to this place. My mom was only going to be there for PT, rehab after a broken hip. In less than a week, they let her fall which sent us right back to the hospital. On top of everything, most every nurse there was RUDE, the cna's are only there for a paycheck. Since there's very few single rooms they'll drop you in a tiny room with 2 ppl with nothing but a curtain between them and a shared bathroom. They have 2 wall mounted TVs side by side, so if one TV is on the other one is pointless bc of the volume on one or the other is way too loud. I overheard conversations that should have not been discussed in patient rooms. I guess they thought the curtain was sound proof. I had to sit in the facility provided wheelchair bc I wanted to be with my mom, daily. There was no other provided place for families to sit and visit. I guess that's their way too keep too many family members of seeing what type of garbage place they were in. It was a pure nightmare that I'll never forgive bc I chose this place based on their 5 star reviews. Major mistake. I should have read MORE, again all the 5 stars are from ppl NOT in the nursing side. I complained multiple times to the DON as well as the ADON. Neither cares. Especially the main DON, Michelle. I was told point blank the call bell wasn't working the morning of my mom's fall. Later that day, my mom accidentally pushed it, 10 MINUTES later the worst attitude young man comes in as sarcastic as he could "do you need something?" I proceeded to tell him she hit it by accident but that was no excuse of why it took so long. I told him I'd be speaking with the DON before I left for the evening. Before I could get to the front where her office is, he was already in there trying to save face. That's when they admitted it wasn't alerting them at the nurses station. That they had "just put in a call to maintenance" thinking it would pacify me. She left that night in an ambulance, never to return. We are now at Hospice. She went in fine, she comes out worse than she was, now she'll never bounce back. That place should be shut down. I have since reported them to the state. Although, that normally goes no where. However, in the laws and rules governed by the state, a non working call bell is against the law in ANY nursing facility. Again, please take my warning. If they are discharging your loved one, even just for PT, do NOT send them there. I will admit the few days she got actual PT, was amazing. I have a video of her walking with her walker, on her road to walking/recovery again. She fell the very next morning. However, the PT team there are NOT employed by that dump, they are contractors. None of this was to blame on PT/rehab. It was all the sorry a** nursing staff, INCLUDING the DON, Michelle and ADON, Amanda. (Amanda was slightly better than Michelle) I reiterate, I wouldn't send a dog there, they deserve better than that place. A homeless person deserves better. That included all the elderly patients they stick in a wheelchair and prop them up in front of the TV for hours on end.

The longest standing month-to-month Independent & Assisted Living Senior Living Community in…read moreWinston-Salem, NC! Built off of excellent reputation, superior quality, tenured associates and wonderful residents!

From the owner: Heritage Woods offers a feeling of peaceful seclusion located in the heart of Winston-Salem. We're…read morethe only full-service independent and assisted living rental retirement community in the area, and offer everything for residents -- and their families -- to feel right at home. Our community offers a touch of grand style, and features a lovely walking trail surrounding it. We have several flower gardens, where you can plant your favorites. In the mood to relax? Sit with friends in the gazebo, watching the bird houses and enjoying the roses. We also have a state-of-the-art fitness center, personal trainer, and wellness programs to enhance your physical, mental, and emotional well being, and keep you feeling fit. At Heritage Woods, we take great care to ensure life here is comfortable and happy. We conduct surveys to learn what residents want and ways we can improve, and we have a strong resident's council to help communicate needs and preferences.

Albert acres is a mixed community of small homes , apartments, assisted living. From the moment you…read morego through the checkpoint, you can tell it is a very quiet and private community the employees care very much for the property as well as the residence and provide an exceptional quality of care for all of the people residing here. The property is very inviting to walk around as they have a small pond, lots of artwork on the outside, and the inside most buildings are connectedand you can walk from building the building without having to go outside. This is a higher end residential community, so it is a bit expensive to live here but as I stated the quality of care is exceptional, whether you are living on your own or assisted living.

I work as a sitter for a client in Strickland Place. The CNA's when I'm working here are rude and…read moreunfriendly. On multiple occasions I have heard them talking about the residents loudly out in the halls. I have even heard them talking about the resident that I sit with. One of the CNAs said that the resident under my care, "is very rude and when I see her call light on when I'm working I purposely don't go in there because I don't want to deal with her" what if I wasn't in the room with her and there was an emergency? Another one of the CNAs took a very ugly tone with my client and said, "I don't know I'm not in her brain" when the resident asked when the nurse would be coming in with her pills. I found this very disrespectful and I personally would never speak to a resident or any person that way. Another thing is that they take up to 30 minutes to even come into the room and see what the call button was pushed for. The nurses, food service workers, and other employees are very nice and the facility is always clean. The only real problem i've seen is with the CNA's. f