A Caring Manor I
Anonymous
"Assisted Living Facility Falls Short on Care and Activities"
This place is alright mostly. The workers are nice. But sometimes they mess up taking care of people. They don't have many activities that could be really useful.
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Anonymous
"They're doing alright for the most part."
They're doing alright for the most part. The staff is nice. Sometimes they mess up when it comes to taking care of people. But they don't have many helpful activities.
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Anonymous
"Exceptional Staff and Pleasant Environment: A Welcoming Assisted Living Facility"
I think this place is really nice. The people who work here are friendly, and everyone seems to like them. They're really good at taking care of the residents and keeping up with their healthcare needs. The place is also very clean, and they try really hard to make everyone happy.
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Anonymous
"Warm Family Atmosphere, Limited Activities, but Welcoming Staff"
It wasn't jam-packed with stuff to do, but I enjoyed how cozy it felt, like being part of a family. There were kids around, and they treated your loved one just like their own. Yvonne and Jim, along with their daughter, were especially wonderful they made us feel right at home!
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Anonymous
"Review of Assisted Living in Queen Creek, AZ"
An assisted living facility charges between $18 and $20 per hour, depending on the hours and services needed. They offer 12-hour and 24-hour shifts, providing assistance with conversation, light housekeeping, meals, and transportation. The employees are bonded and fully insured, and the agency serves both VA and AZ state residents.
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Anonymous
"Beautiful Facility, But Care and Nutrition Fall Short"
The place looks nice, but the staff needs improvement. They don't clean well, often forget to vacuum, and sometimes mix up medications. They've even been known to argue. The food isn't very healthy. They rarely serve fresh fruits or vegetables, usually just canned goods. Corned beef hash and spam are common. They don't follow a heart-healthy diet. You can bring your own fresh produce, but you have to pay for it yourself, even though it should be included in the monthly fee. The residents are left to plan their own activities. In conclusion, this place seems more suited for seniors who are nearing the end of their lives and only need basic care. The manager is an older woman who doesn't seem to be very involved. She often seems confused and doesn't always know what her staff is doing. Her grandchildren visit often and they can be loud and poorly behaved without much supervision.
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Anonymous
"Subpar Caregiving and Nutrition at 'Senior Serenity Manor'"
The building is really pretty. However, there are issues with the caregivers. They don't clean up, you have to remind them to vacuum, they have messed up the medications, and have even picked fights. The food isn't healthy. They hardly ever serve fresh vegetables or fruits, barely even frozen ones. They mostly serve canned foods. Foods like canned corned beef and spam are the norm. They don't offer meals that are good for your heart. You can bring your own fruits and vegetables, but it's extra cost and should really be included in the monthly fee. The residents are left to figure out activities on their own. To sum it up, this place is really for seniors who are near the end and just need basic care. The manager is a senior herself and doesn't really get involved. She often seems confused and doesn't always know what her caregivers are doing. Her grandchildren visit frequently and they're loud and behave badly. They aren't supervised enough.
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