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Alex

There is a staff named John Paul Tangi who is very rude and mean, I wonder why he even got hired or is still working there. He makes me quite uncomfortable. I wanted to use a different name for the sake of my safety and I am hoping that he no longer works because he has cause me emotional harm. Who knows what he may even do behind the scene. He is very sketchy.

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Jennifer Herrmeyer

My mom has been here for 3 years now. She started in rehab, then went to the nursing home, and then to memory care. The nurses are amazing- it is so important for dementia patients to have consistent staff, and these nurses and aides really care for my mom and seem to enjoy and take pride in their job. As a nurse myself, I trust them - they call me if any little thing changes. They know my mom. They are on top of things medically for her also. The building might be a little old and rickety appearing, but my mom is always clean, her bed is made with her favorite blankets, they comb her hair, take her to the in house salon , paint her nails -she is always happy when I come visit. They have a lot of activities for the residents like music, games, crafts, there is always something they are doing. My mom feels like the whole staff is her second family -The front desk person knows her, the maintenence guys, dietary, everyone. We got lucky because I know there are a lot of bad facilities around!

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Avi

Although I don’t have a loved one in this facility, my child has been coming here with her father. My question is, if your facility is actively experiencing outbreaks of norovirus and coronavirus, how is this acceptable? Might I add, upon coming to retrieve my child, I noticed this facility is dirty and poorly maintained, which makes sense as to why residents are always sick. Additionally, security measures are non-existent. I walked in through a back door (by accident) and no one bothered to stop me or ask questions. I literally had to find someone to ensure I was in the right area rather than wandering through the building!

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Pamela Hanggi

My sister-in-law was well cared for. Staff was very friendly including receptionist, administrators, aides and nurses. I saw many of the staff showing love for the residents. Facility is showing wear but was clean and didn't have that "nursing home" disinfectant smell. Now that she has passed, I will miss going there.

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Leah Perras

Great place for your loved ones. All of the staff care deeply about each and every resident. The staff work diligently at improving patient care day in and day out. It's an incredible place to become a loved ones new home. Serving the Columbia Heights community since 1952, it has a strong family and community feel. A non-profit and faith based organization is the only place where I would place my loved ones. Highly recommended.