The Best Adult Day Care Communities in Jackson County, MO

"I'm currently staying in the Bristol Manor of Pleasant Hill. When I first moved here it was great, and recently it has gone downhill considerably. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. The management got a twenty-two year old that doesn't know how to do anything. She doesn't know how to cook, and she really doesn't know how to manage money. They can improve on management, they need help, they got rid of people that knew what they were doing. They started getting these people that didn't know what they were doing. They only have one person today to do the cleaning, the cooking, to do everything. As far as management goes, I will give them a one. They have a group of ladies that come in and give us bingo once a month."

"The setup of the place is pretty cool. There are many different rooms and floors and they are open hotel style. However, the place feels very stuffy and sickly. The sterile smell and the general disposition of everyone there was unsettling. Everyone there greatly enjoyed the visits by all of us youngsters so that was nice. Was slightly depressing to go in there, not much cheer and employees there seem to be just doing their jobs nothing more nothing less. The place seemed to have all amenities that would be expected there seemed to be no neglect. "

"I toured the Bristol Manor of Smithville's independent living, and the person who greeted me- I guess she was the manager- was sloppily dressed. She was not professional. If my brother had moved there, his living quarters would have been no more than a simple little, tiny hotel room, and that just didn't work. I just also felt like it was unclean, and I didn't like it at all. The person who did the tour showed me a room because it was right there in the hallway where the office was, but as soon as I saw that, I didn't even care to go any further. The building itself was old, and I just wasn't impressed at all. The parking was okay, but it was minimal."

"The Bristol Manor of Odessa is OK. There's only three staff members, the administrator and two staff people. The administrator said she wants it to be like a homey atmosphere, but they don't have a way to get us somewhere like a van or bus or something that could get us to different places when we are able to go out. Right now, we're all tied down here like we're prisoners instead of people. And I am really over this situation. The food is not very good. There are no activities. You have one room. The only thing you can do in your room is watch TV if you have a TV, lay on your bed, or sit in the recliner, and that's about all the room there is. Then you have a bathroom connected to your room. My son is close by so he didn't want me to go anywhere else."