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Natalie Castor

I'm very disappointed because yesterday Sunday 1/4/2026 about 12:30pm Erica (whom I was told was a nurse) gave my father the wrong medication. She gave him 2 Pavix (blood thinners) instead of his Carbidopa Levodopa (Parkinson's medication) which are normally small yellow pills. I noticed the pills were a different color (similar to the color of Advil). I asked why the pills were a different color? Dad noticed too. Erica insisted they were Carbidopa Levodopa. I asked her if she was sure, because they're normally small yellow pills. She said yes. Nika (who is also a nurse) confirmed they were Carbidopa Levodopa. I asked if they changed pharmaceutical companies? (I know that medications can look different with different companies). They didn't confirm if there was or wasn't a different company. They both still insisted it was the right medication. They're both nurses so I trusted them. Dad took both pills. In the car dad said, "They're giving me a lot of blood thinner pills". I didn't realize what he meant, until today, Monday 1/5/2026. I was visiting dad and the nurse came in with his Carbidopa Levodopa, and they were 2 small yellow pills. I went to the nurses station immediately to let them know. My biggest concern is, them giving the wrong medication could result in death. Thank God my dad is okay. They acted like it was no big deal. To me, it's a very big deal. I was visiting my dad today Wednesday 1/15/2026 Amanda came in at 12:30pm to give him his afternoon meds (carbidopa Levodopa) except the pills in the cup were 2 little pink pills instead of 2 little yellow pills. She noticed her mistake before waking dad, and left the room to get the right meds. I followed her, and she showed me the packs/cards of pills. And she said she got in a hurry and got the wrong pills. The medication wasn't even my dad's medication. This is twice within less than the 2 weeks this has happened. This is really concerning and scary. I would have written a new review with no stars, but that wasn't an option at this time.

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Wes Stull

We did Mr. and Mrs. Claus for the residence. It was the best experience ever so many smiles and so many happy faces the staff there is outstanding.

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Rose Brush

Since I have been visiting my mother at Lifecare, I think everything is awesome. Your building is bigger, more lighting, more staff, friendly and encouraging my mother to do things. I’m glad we made the switch is a very nice place for her to live. Thank you.

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Gabrielle Schott

Most of the staff are wonderful—very kind and attentive—and the facility is always clean and well maintained. However, my interaction with the Activities Director was less positive. During our conversation, it felt as though my input was not being heard. Rather than considering my perspective, she quickly dismissed my comments and focused solely on explaining why she was right. I found this approach dismissive and lacking in the concern and care that I would expect in such discussions. I also find it strange when speaking to residents they all have the same disdain for the director as well.

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MaryAnn Smith

My friend has been a resident at Life Care for a few years now. As my friend's strength and health continues to decline, it has made phone calls difficult, but Heather has made a world of difference in facilitating calls and making it possible to stay in touch with my friend. I'm grateful for the care and compassion of Heather and her staff.