Adobe Country Gables

My experience with Adobe Country Gables wasn't the greatest. There's only one shared room available with a man, and my mother did not want to share a room with a man. There was only one care provider for all nine people. It smelled like urine when I walked in the house. It was not a very great experience. The rooms didn't even have closets. There was only one other female in the facility; the rest were all men. I could see urine on the bed. Again, I didn't like the fact that there was only one caregiver for all the people. They had no care for wanderers. They didn't have what my mother needed for dementia care. It looked like a regular house. Some of the residents were helping with the basic chores. It was clean, I guess, except for the urine in the bed that you could physically see, and the smell of the urine when I walked in the house. It was very unpleasant. I was not invited to eat the food, and with COVID, I had my masks on. None of the patients had masks on. They were all unmasked, and all walking around. The care provider did not have a mask on. They didn't check my temperature; they didn't do anything.

This is a private home facility. The house and grounds are maintained. They have trees amd shrubs. The rooms are private and semi-private rooms. All are handicapped equipped. They do all laundry and housekeeping. They do home cooking on a menu schedule. The food is ok. They have 10 residents.They have some doctors who come in. The caregivers are all certified. They do not transport. They do in house activities as movies, bingo, and games. They have parties for birthdays. Theyn rely on family to take residents out. I found the staff rather distant and not forthcoming with information. When calling to get directions and some information the gentleman hung up on me and was reluctant to answer questions. When visiting the staff was not very friendly and the atmosphere not homey.