Accent On Seniors

My brother was at this facility twice. Once before hospice and one while he was on hospice. He died here. I approached the owner one night to have a light chat. She was rude, almost hostile to me. All I asked her was if my brother could get stronger pain medication, as he was in apparent distress. She snapped at me and told me I could not know anything about my brother’s care and to stop asking her questions. I found this lady, I think her name was Shay, very unprofessional. If you love your relative, do not put them in this place. You will be treated poorly during one of the most stressful times of your life.

Both my father and my wife’s mother lived the final seasons of their lives at this wonderful home. The atmosphere is affirming and uplifting. My father was in this location for nearly two years, almost making it to his 98^th birthday. The around the clock attendants have had long term residence here, and are generous, loving, and highly skilled. Living on the other side of town, I would drop in and visit often, and always felt welcomed and a part of the home. There was a respectful balance of activity and rest, my dad always made comfortable and appreciated all the way through his final days of hospice. My mother in law’s stay, during a separate time frame, later, was equally as rich and fulfilling. The residents are treated with respect and love, very well fed, and kept safe in an environment of attentive, professional care. Arrange for a visit, you will not be disappointed.