Heritage House Assisted Living

Ruth

I toured Heritage House Assisted Living. It was fine. It was just kind of dark, like there were a lot of trees around it, and it just wasn't what I was looking for. I don't think my sister would have been happy there. I interacted with the director, but I really didn't care for her. She was like in your face a little too much. She was a little over towering. As far as I could tell, the condition of the place was fine.

Frank

Our tour at Heritage House Assisted Living was very informative to us. I find it like a very nice place to put your family there. It was nice, clean, the people were very friendly and informative, and they look like they generally care about their patients. I like the staff's personality, the care and the way they behave. I saw one of the rooms and they look fine, I saw one of the residents' rooms. They have transportation to take patients from and to. It's not within walking distance of restaurants but it's close.

Steve

I will be moving my mother into Heritage House Assisted Living, and it feels like, and it is, like a home that's been added onto. It has a homey vibe to it, a hometown vibe to it. It's nicely furnished, and it comes with all your complete furniture. You don't have to worry about furnishing it or adding any furniture yourself. The one who toured me was actually a new person, so she was kind of learning the ropes, so for some questions she had to call for some assistance on. That was because she was new in the position, but she was so nice to deal with. I was in the dining area, and all the residents were eating lunch. They all seemed really happy, and I asked a couple of them how the food was; they said it was good. I haven't tried it myself, but that's the word I got from some of the residents. I was there during lunchtime, and honestly, they were all sitting in the dining room having or enjoying their lunch, so that was the only activity they were partaking in at that point in time. They have a beauty salon, and the woman is there once a week. They have no pool, but they have a main sitting area where they can watch TV or do activities. It's a relatively small facility, and it only has 16 residents I believe.