Comfort Living Senior Care

ReviewerFY#0623a

I'm in a group home called Comfort Living Senior Care. They have a facility for five people, and it's very clean and very nice. We have 24-hour care if we need it, so we have a call button that, if we need to call somebody at night, they will come and help us. Not every place has that. Sometimes, they have the call button, but they don't want to come after hours. I was in another care facility where we could call from seven in the morning to seven at night, and it was only for emergencies. This place said they will come whenever you need them, so I like that. People are nice, I'm comfortable here, and it's close to my home. That made a difference because I'm just here temporarily after being sick, so it helped that I didn't have to move things very far. I think they have three private rooms and one shared one. I physically couldn't do activities, but they have bingo once a week where a lady comes in and does it for us. They also have a nurse on call who manages your meds. She comes in and sets up the meds for the week. There are two people on staff all the time, too, so that's good. Everything is very clean and very nice. The living area is a bit smaller compared to the other home I was in. They have a dining room, a large TV, and a sofa, but it's a smaller area. It is okay, but it is not big, and that's the only negative. Another good thing is you can have visitors until six o'clock at night, which I like. I was at one group home where you had to make an appointment to have a visitor, but here, visitors can come until six at night as long as you're not disturbing anything. I have physical therapy, a home health nurse, and a doctor coming in, and there have been no problems. Sometimes, they can't be there at the exact time, and they might get caught in traffic or something like that, so I like that this place is flexible about people coming in.