My Doctor's Inn

MariaGem4Life 

on Google

2 weeks ago

I have a good friend here now. I’m encouraging his guardian to find an another assisted living/memory care community. Here, the memory care floors do NOT have enough staff to properly supervise and care for the residents. It’s not unusual to find a resident in an elevator alone. Twice I was entering an elevator and a resident was in there with the doors closed.. not knowing what to do. Smh. While a few staff are very attentive and do their job. Some sit in the ‘med room’ in the dark and use their cell phone when they should ... read more

bufo geist 

on Google

2 months ago

I wish I could give more stars. My grandfather is currently in the active dying phase and I almost cried seeing how much the workers love him. In his time here, my grandpa made friends with other residents AND the workers. It was actually a home. I can't recommend this place enough, and I can only pray this place is still open when I'm old. 

Sue Brown 

on Google

4 months ago

My whole family was very impressed with the cleanliness and great care afforded my mom. All of the staff was friendly and helpful and made the final days of my mother’s life the best that they could be! We will definitely be recommending this memory care home to anyone who needs a place for their loved one with dementia. 

D. G. 

on Google

6 months ago

Carefriends are great but need help. They put your loved one on the toilet and then leave to help someone else leaving your family member alone. Not safe. Your loved one can even lose 10 to 20 pounds in one month before they contact the visiting doctor. With the amount they charge per month they could pay an R.N. to be on staff to assist the LPN's. When their busy feeding residents at mealtime one resident would get up and was seen peeing in another residents sink right at the door. Or peeing at the door where you come in. M... read more

D. G. 

on Google

7 months ago

Carefriends are great but need help. They put your loved one on the toilet and then leave to help someone else leaving your family member alone. Not safe. Your loved one can even lose 10 to 15 pounds in one month before they contact the visiting doctor. With the amount they charge per month they could pay an R.N. to be on staff to assist the LPN's. When their busy feeding residents at mealtime one resident would get up and was seen peeing in another residents sink right at the door. Or peeing at the door where you come in. M... read more