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Jackie Elder

It was the worst I have ever seen. They were not ready for him and then traumatized him by weighing him and putting him a wheel chair. Next day valuated him and came in and said do you want Hospice. No sit down and this is what happened and this is why he should be on hospice. After 2 days Christmas morning went in ad he was lying there with no blanket and one sock on and nothing on his legs. They said they were sorry. Thank God I was there from morning until night. He passed December 26th. For those three days once while I was there Jen came in to check on him. The care there is horrible. Do not place your love ones there.

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Barbara Johnson

The care and attentions I have observed in the Maple Lane have been top-notch!! We were there today (Thanksgiving) to see our loved one again and were thoroughly wow's by how wonderfully festive/homey the place was. It's those special touches that reaffirm our loved one is in the BEST place. Accolades to whoever makes that area seem as homelike as possible for residents and visitors.

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Matt

My Mom has been here for around six months and it has been a pleasant experience thus far. The nursing staff is excellent, they have many activities and the director of activities is great. The one thing is the food is below average and needs improving.

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linda Fleming

Visiting my father. This place is always clean. No oder. People are super friendly. This is like a small community you walk in and everyone worker and residents talk to you. Bingo, music, arts and crafts everyday something for them. Nice to see everyone getting out of their rooms and talking to each other

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Jeffrey Chamis

To enter the “ Memory Care unit” you have to knock on the door and hopefully someone hears you and they ( a staff member) has to stop what they are doing , punch in the passcode to open the door and let you in or out. I understand and appreciate the fact that this is a secure unit for the residents there. A possible solution to this cumbersome task for all involved, is to you use the same facial recognition program a visitor has to use at the main entrance and apply this to the entrance / exit to the memory care unit . This would free up your staff from having to stop what they are doing to let a visitor in and out of the unit. Please take some time to consider. The staff and facility is great and I appreciate how they take care of my father and all the patients here. 👍🏼Thank You.