Vitacare Living

The staff has been very helpful. They're so kind to my brother, who has dementia. They are very patient with him. They make sure he gets his meds, that he eats , and all those types of things. It's just a very nice place.

I cant begin to tell how wonderful this Community is. There was a change over in Management last year and boy have things IMPROVED. The director is Wonderful, she is caring, understanding and compassionate about what she does. She is always willing to listen and help figure out a solution. The Staff here are just as great! They are easy to talk to, they listen when you are having concerns about your loved one or just need someone to talk to. Alzheimer's isn't easy to watch your loved one go through... They are very good with handling difficult situations, they remain calm and collect and I believe that is so important when working in this field. As far as the building goes, I have been here multiple times and its always clean always smells good. The food is beyond average. I love that the meals are home cooked meals. My family really appreciates a good homecooked meal as Mom was the best at that. I wish I could give a 10 Star review. Definitely worth it!

When our loved one first moved in to Care Partners/Country Terrace they were welcomed with open arms. The staff members took her around to all the residents and introduced her which was a huge plus. Based on the experience we have had so far we would recommend them to other families.

My mom was a resident here for several years. The staff is so caring and attentive. They treat the people like family, get to know them, and cater to the individual. I was apprehensive about moving mom to assisted living, but the need was there. The facility loved her and treated her with compassion and humor.

It's hard to comment when we've not able to go into the building. But they've been great so far. We had a little bit of an issue with insurance paperwork, but they got it resolved. I like the convenient location. I believe they are allowing outside visiting now, which is good. Sometimes communication from the director doesn't happen, most likely because she's travelling doing lots of trainings, but her assistant is great. And the assistant is starting to have a larger role, so that should resolve. But overall we're pleased with the care our loved one is receiving.

This community is wonderful to my sister and are treating her very well. She is a high functioning early onset for alzheimer's. So still very active and the staff helps keep her busy. Like the other night she baked a cake and frosted it for their desserts. It is a clean community and the kitchen is spotless. They have a wonderful activity director she'll take my sister out in public to pick up craft items. She enjoys the music entertainment also. What wonderful food they feed them excellently. This is where my sister can afford and can be comfortable. I would recommend this to friends or family.

They offer a good variety of activities and my dad has taken advantage of a few of them. We have good communication with the staff and they are doing a great job. He seems to like the food.

My mother was here for a respite stay, so she was there for about a month. I feel they did a good job caring for her. Everything looked nice and clean, and someone came and cleaned her room. There was always some type of activity when I went to visit her. She liked the food, and the meals are very nice. I would recommend it, because it was a nice experience.

Girlie Manor is going good so far. I like the scale and size of the facility. In the beginning there was an underestimation of my mothers needs. There was a little less attention to knowing what it would take for mom. I got complaints to me from the owner. They said the staff was spending too much time with her. There seemed to be a lack of communication between the mangers and the staff. Some things they should have known right off the back were not known. But that has been cleared up now. Other than that everything is going good here.

I liked the place and the people who were running it. The rooms were nice.

This community seemed fairly well taken care of. There did not seem to be a lot happening when we visited. This community is far away from places. They only have two staff members on site twenty four hours a day.

It has only been 2 months, my Mom seems happy with the care received. She will occasionally have to remind them of when her meds are due because the staff are busy. This is not a problem for my Mom because she does not have memory problem sat this time but could be a problem for others. The facility tries to be very accommodating and clean.

The staff is friendly, but as far as the food goes it isn't well balanced. The cleanliness is something they need to improve on in the resident's rooms. The staff communication is very receptive. I wish the staff were more proactive, instead of the family bringing up concerns.

Seemed ok-All was neat and clean, but I had to hunt up a member of staff, even though they knew we were coming at 1 pm. One was out front talking on her phone, and the other was out back having a cigarette, talking on her phone. :/

The management company doesn't care about the employees. It doesn't feel likes a safe environment when they are providing medication. Since they are one of the major providers in the area, I wonder if the other communities are in the same shape They have been consistently short staffed and employees are consistently working 12 to 16 hour shifts. The house manager quit after working 24 hours and was asked to work another 6 hours. The management company, Cornerstone, does not care.

There is no WiFi here. Therefore was unable to play comforting music for family or resident.

The biggest issue i had with this community was how unhappy and depressed all of the residents looked. Nobody was smiling or really having an kind of interaction with each other when i had taken my tour and that is just not the kind of environment I would want my mother to be in.

I found this place for my father through, A Place For Moms, and it was all rainbows and sunshine, and all seemed like the perfect place. When we moved my dad in, it turned out to be the complete opposite! There are zero activities that get done. The only interaction residents get with staff is when it's meal time, medication time, or bedtime. My father is an amputee and he has fallen and he had to figure out how to get up on his own because staff would not attend to his buzzer button. I do know this place is under new management currently, but so far they are still terrible. I would never recommend this place to anybody! I could run this place better by myself with zero help. As my title to this review says, don't judge a book by it's cover, because a show(a good one at that) is definitely put on to get your loved one in there, but once in there, it is the worst. The elderly and disabled will die quicker being at this place. I highly will never recommend.

Lack of staff, lack of activities, lack of caring, lack of basic needs being met. They do the bare minimum for the residents, leaving them unattended and many times neglected. No empathy, no compassion, no joy in this place. management is aware but uncaring as well. They do care about one thing and that is the $$$. No one should be treated the way this place treats its residents. This place should be shut down.

Do not use this community. It's the worst. I don't recommend this place but unfortunately, it's the only option up there. The same company has facilities in surrounding cities and I can't imagine they are any better. The management company overworks the staff and they are a revolving door of people that want to do a good job but can't sustain consistently working 12 to 16 hour days. Often one person is working in the facility to provide support, cook, clean and administer medication. Working that many hours puts a risk of being tired and making mistakes.