Grace Assisted Living

ReviewerFY#0623a

I stayed in a home called Grace Assisted Living. It was nicely constructed, and everybody had a private room and a private bath. The bathrooms were small but nice, and they kept the place clean. One negative thing was that the air conditioning was not as cool as I liked it. Otherwise, the help was very good, and they were good with the medicine. They had a Spanish helper who was very pleasant, but it was hard translating and telling what you wanted, so I put a translator on my phone. Other than that, the lady was very sweet, very nice, helped you with everything, and did everything correctly. The owner was also very good and very precise on the meds. They mopped the floor 2 to 3 times a day, and did it constantly after every meal. They had a nice living room with a big TV and a backyard. It's two houses joined together. I don't know how many they had on the other side, but on my side, there were four of us. There were 3 bedrooms in the front, each with a private bath, and then in the back, there was a shared room with a bath. I think they had another house right next door, and it was connected. They cooked food in that house and then brought the food over to my side of the house. The owner lived on the other side herself, but the lady who helped lived on my side. They had no problems with people coming in. I had therapy and doctors coming in, and there was no problem with the scheduling. My cousin could also visit me any time she wanted, so that was good. The food could have been a little better. Some of the dishes weren't exactly what I liked, but other times it was okay. They're very generous with food. The owner said she didn't want anybody to be hungry in her house, and she gave me too much food. I think they had memory care there, too. Three of the people on my side had dementia. They had games set out, but none of us played the games. They had things that you could play, like card games, but we never played them. They had a nice cable TV, though, so we had a lot of channels to choose from. I like that because I like regular TV. They also did our laundry every day, so everything was perfect in that way.

Jana

The first place we visited was Grace Assisted Living. We didn't see anything we didn't like. It was a nice home. It was well-kept. There weren't any undue odors. They only take a small number of patients in that home. Everybody had a private room and a private bath. The lady that we talked to was very nice in answering all our questions and being very cordial and understanding of our situation. The facility was very nice, modern, up-to-date, and very clean. We were pleased that all the doors and windows were alarmed because I think when we place my sister, she is going to be upset, and I think she's going to be trying to go home back up to the mountains, so that'll be important for her safety.

Janice

Grace Assisted Living was in a cramped area. It was too small. My mom would not have been able to go around in a wheelchair in the facility without running into something. It was two houses converted into a facility, and both houses were pretty small. The staff who gave the tour was great. She was wonderful. She even had a dog that lived among everybody. The dog went between both houses, too. The rooms were pretty small. My mom would have only been able to put in a single bed, and that was it. The place was fine. They were great. It was small housing. They house five people in each house. The backyard was pretty small, it wasn't very wide, but they had it set up for wheelchairs. They had a kitchen that had full working staff in it.

Mark

My brother has moved into Grace Assisted Living. I like the general manager, Elizabeth, the most. Her level of caring and capability and cost was part of the equation as well. It's a well-kept, succinct, and homestyle community. It's a convenient location. We haven't had any problems. His room is clean. It's an efficient bedroom.