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Green Tea

We transitioned our loved one from rehabilitation to assisted living a few weeks ago. The assisted living staff have all been great and extremely helpful. They are easily accessible and quick to answer any questions. The facility is very clean compared to other places we toured. Our loved one is adjusting well and we are grateful.

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Kathia Lawrence

Well I heard it’s not like it used to be and now I understand and see why. I visits my loved one there multiple times and the service is horrible. The staff gets upset if you call and need their assistance to help the patient. When they do finally come, they have attitude and doesn’t want to do the job. When I be there visiting, It be hours before anyone come and check on my love one . My love one will call because they needs assistance to the bathroom. They will not show up right away!!!!!!!!!!! The food looks old and my loved one had hair in the food. So we do bring our love one food. what they bring out for the patient to eat I wouldnt let my dog eat it. We all hate that our love one has to be there. We don’t like going there too much seeing our loved one in that predicament. The Rehab unit is nasty and the room is nasty, garbage filled up and they don’t care. This is so sad

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tim taylor

My review is based solely upon taking a tour and working with admissions, as we decided to go another route. We worked with a woman named Natalie. She was very patient, intelligent, and answered all our questions. She showed us the entire assisted living space, and we never felt rushed. Thanks, Natalie!

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If I could give no stars I would. The care here is nothing short of disgusting. A good amount of nurses are extremely rude and couldn’t care less about helping. There are so many detail of the mistreatment and neglect that could be said but there is not enough space to do so. Long term care is a joke. The only person that seemed to care was when our loved one transitioned to hospice. The hospice nurse is the only one who showed compassion and cared. When our loved one was transitioning, an air mattress was ask for to supply some comfort. That sat on the floor for three days. It was never set up. We would ask about the morphine, we were given snide remarks about it not being there and they cannot take from someone else. The last day of our loved ones life we could tell they were not comfortable. We were told that it is the effect of the morphine. It was not! When we messaged the hospice nurse she discovered that the orders for morphine as needed were deleted out of the system. The hospice nurse rushed to get a hold of a nursing supervisor and get the orders back in. If you don’t like your job find a different one. People are trusted you to take good care of their loved ones. I hope these workers families never have to deal with this disgusting care that our loved one was given. Do better!

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Lisa Demler

Luther Manor is a very warm and inviting foundation. Staff went out of their way to understand the situation I was in and all of it's complications. I was trying to place my sister along with a very dear friend of hers. Both of them are completely different levels of care. I felt like I was in an impossible situation. Donna from Luther Manor really kept communicating. And, through a lot of hard work from their whole team, things came together. I know Luther Manor is a business but the main focus is truly the over all needs, of a potential new resident, and how to give them the best quality of life possible. My sister has been given her life back and is adjusting better that I could have ever imagined. And her friend, needing a higher level of care, is heading over shortly. What a Miracle! Thank you Luther Manor, Lisa