Camelot Residential Home
Anonymous
"Mixed Feelings About Camelot Assisted Living"
We liked the staff—they were nice and polite. The tour was good. Camelot seems clean and organized, especially with activities. Maybe it's right for my dad.
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Anonymous
"Cozy, clean, and caring assisted living community recommended by resident"
This place is managed by a nurse who cares a lot about my health issues. It's not too big, so I feel super safe. The folks who work here always keep it spick-and-span, and it's tucked away in a peaceful area. Everyone here works really hard and knows what they're doing. They never grumble about their tasks. I'd tell other families to consider this place.
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Anonymous
"Unorganized Facility with Unhelpful Staff"
They showed us the room but everything was disorganized. The staff couldn't answer any of my questions.
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Anonymous
"Disappointing Experience at Camelot Assisted Living: Limited Activities and Food"
My brother used to smoke, and he's not happy here. The food isn't enough or good quality. They serve things like hot dogs, pizza, fries, potatoes, rice, and spam. These foods aren't good for diabetics. There aren't many activities, just a radio outside and TV inside. My brother can't wait to leave. He's looking at other options like transitional care or renting a room with a kitchen.
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Anonymous
"Brother's Frustration with Camelot"
My brother used to smoke, but it bothers him that most of the people here do. He doesn't like how there's not much food and what they do serve isn't good. They usually give stuff like hot dogs, pizza, French fries, potatoes, rice, and canned meat. That's not good for people who have diabetes. All they have for fun is a radio outside and a TV inside. My brother doesn't want to be in Camelot anymore. Luckily, he's doing okay and thinking about other possibilities, like transitional care or renting a room where he can cook.
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