Magnolias of Chesterfield - CLOSED

Don Griffith

My wife was a resident at Magnolias of Chesterfield for two years before her passing last month. She received loving care from all the staff members. I would highly recommend this facility to anyone interested

Susan

I like Magnolias of Chesterfield. It's very clean. It seems to be very orderly. I think it gives the patients a nice room that is exceptional. I think that from the two, Olney has those two to compare that to. It's certainly the one that I would choose over the other facility. They exercise the people in the morning and give them activities, just the basic stuff that you get. The cost is reasonable, and the people are very pleasant. I think it's a good environment all the way around from what I've seen. I cannot say anything negative about that place. They have an outside patio. The staff was great. I met the director who was the one that introduced me to the tour. I didn't directly meet any of the other staff. The patients seemed to be very pleasant people, sitting in there and watching TV together on a couple of sofas and interacting with one another, it has an airy, light, happy feeling about the place.

G

My mother is much happier at Magnolias of Chesterfield than where she was. They have a lot of services. She now has a semi-private room. Because she's having difficulty walking and she's usually in a wheelchair, they have her in the room right next to the nurse's station. There's a TV room right nearby. It's got a solarium and a place where she could go outside. They bring in pets once a week, they have bible study once a week, and church services. It seemed like a very nice place, and it's much more spacious than where she was. They're extremely friendly. They have a lot of activities, and it's the best priced place I could find.

Anonymous150657

Magnolias of Chesterfield is very good. I like the atmosphere, and the price was within my mother's range. It’s a clean and safe place for parents to be taken care of.

MillerTA

I have always been happy with what they have managed to do for a close friend of mine. It is always enjoyable when I visit.

heidim1104

Never trust that this facility will properly care for your loved one, especially if they have any form of dementia. They'll make you promises to get you moved in, but when it comes right down to it, they do not follow through. Unless you call the corporate offices of Meridian Senior Living, nothing you ask will be done. They do not take the time to give showers or take people down to the dining hall for meals, or even see to it that patients are getting proper nourishment and hydration. They do NOT cater to specific dietary needs unless you spend the extra money to purchase specific foods, and even then there is no guarantee that it makes it to your family member at mealtime. My loved one was severely dehydrated and became septic to the point of organs shutting down, resulting in death, while in the care of this facility. There are very few people in this facility who truly care about the patients, it's mostly about money and how much they can take. When someone passes away, they will call you the next day and ask you to clean out their room at your earliest convenience so they can get it rented, and will also charge you a per diem for each day post death that items are in the room. I would NEVER place my family member in this facility again.