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Steven Jones

These guys were hands down the best facility. They took really good care of my mom for the end of her life. She was left In soiled briefs at the other facilities that I had her at. Not here though, they were on top of it. Her hair and nails were always done. The day she passed, most of the staff were in tears. I’m so grateful for their selfless service.

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Bart Artz

I live near this facility, about a block away. My only experience with them was tonight. I was opening my windows before bed(9:00pm) and for 10 minutes I heard what sounded like a goat or animal. I finally go outside and can clearly hear a man yelling for help. I finally track down a man named Chuck with his wheel stuck outside in the cold. I got his chair unstuck however his chair had died because of how lomg he was attempting to save himself. When I walked into the building to inform someone I found a few staff just talking amongst themselves completely oblivious to a potentially fatal incident. The lack of care and awareness for someone's loved one is inexcusable.. one of the things that stuck with me from this interaction was chuck saying: "I've been out here trying to get help for an hour... im so tired".

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Steve Allred

My mother moved into Lomond Peak 2 years ago. We have nothing but compliments to give the staff at Lomond. The building is clean and staff are very attentive to my mother. She has formed bonds with the CNAs and enjoys socializing with her fellow residents. Management has always been quick to respond and accommodate any requests she has.

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Carden Reynolds

Pleasantly surprised with how clean it was. Also has a very spacious gym. Great group of therapists and nurses.

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Shelley Hancock

We have a family member in this facility has been a resident there for over a year. This facility is a pig with lipstick. They Put all new interior furnishings which makes it look very nice. But don't let that be deceiving. Dennis who is currently the director has no compassion for the residents. It's all business. Very rude to families and unwelcoming to visitors. They are short handed always and it is not uncommon to leave a patient on the commode for several hours. My brother is disabled and we feel my brother is being cared for. But many of the residents are mistreated and treated as if they are all criminals and the staff are the Gate keepers. They will Eat and be showered when they are told to be whether they are hungry or dirty. One patient told me she had not had a shower for 2 weeks and asked to be bathed and was told to go back to her room use a wet wipe and put on new clothes she would be fine.There are residence crawling around on the floor. Many times the doors are locked in the facility so that you cannot get in or out if they feel there is someone who may escape and this is not supposed to be a lockdown facility.This includes daytime hours and IS A GREAT BIG FIRE HAZARD! AND VIOLATION! There are fights in the parking lot there are drugs being dealt between the staff and the patients this I have seen and witnessed for myself. I have had my own personal belongings stolen my brother has had special personal property stolen From him. The only reason We have kept him there Was only to be for a short time and a year later we are still there. Due to family illness. As soon as we are able to care for him ourselves we will be taking him out of there but for now he is being cared for under my watchful eye. The staff is in constant turnover. There are some staff that genuinely do care but unfortunately they are few and far between. When missing staff have a ratio of 1 to 10 no wonder nurses want to leave. The patients in that facility are all Medicaid and most are disabled or very old. There has been 2 deaths due to neglect. One that hit his head and bled out and one that died from an infection that was not being properly taken care of and died of septic shock. You may want to reconsider where you put your family.