Rhodes Estates

Kimberly

My father moved into Rhodes Estates. I chose it because my best friend had her grandmother there, so I have an inside personal opinion of the place. I like the fact that there's just a small clientele, only 15 residents. The thing I don't like about it is that the common living areas are small, but that's just for me. I understand that they do keep them very close-knit. They need that closeness and security. So, for a memory care resident, that's quite perfect. My father is in a companion room. He essentially has his own room, but in between the two rooms is a shared bathroom. They have music and dance classes. They have game days, and they eat together in the dining room. The staff has been great. The facility is very well-maintained and clean.

John

I visited Rhodes Estates and right away, I smelled something that was "off." When you go to some nursing homes, they don't have an odor, but this one had somewhat of an odor. It's the assisted living part that I went to visit. The carpeting needed replacing; it's just soiled carpeting. I actually expected worse when I went up there, and it was better than I thought. Of course, it's assisted living and I understand these things. I was shown a room; it was nice and good-sized. It seems to be about the standard design: probably about 350 square feet, clean, and nice. I didn't witness any activities. I just saw some people walking around in walkers and mingling around. It's in the same town where my mom lives, and it's probably a five-minute drive from her. It's handy if she would have visits with relatives and friends in our area. It's also close to a hospital.

Kimberly

The tour I had with Rhodes Estates was OK. They were accommodating. They have a nice big open dining area and stuff like that. It's definitely an older facility. The rooms were a little bit outdated, like they had old air conditioners in the windows. Also, the carpeting needs to be replaced. If it was a lower price, then I could understand; but their price level was right up there, as high as the other places that we thought were a lot nicer. The staff was very friendly and polite. They basically had the same amenities as all the other places, like you have your food, your aide that would come in and help you bathe if you needed it, and a nurse to pass on meds. There were some residents that were in the dining hall (a few here and there), and they all seemed fine and happy.

Joann

Rhodes Estates didn't impress me. It wasn't clean, and it wasn't as top notch as the other facility I saw. It was an old facility, the people were fine, and they seemed nice. The staff seemed very nice, and they were accommodating when answering our questions.

caregiver

My mother in law stayed at Rhodes Estates for 6 years Received good care. Indoor activities were great. They also had short trips to go shopping or for dinner. Office helped with any questions we had. Would recommend Rhodes estates to anyone looking for assisted living While staying there my mother in law ate regularly,took her medicines correctly,and participated in activities.

deedee17

I have visited Rhodes Estates on many occasions and I found the facility to be very homey. The staff was very sweet and caring. The residents are well cared for and happy. There was a lot of activities for the residents to do. I was very impressed with the music program for the residents.