Heavenly Acres Assisted Living Home

KathrynEE

I really felt blessed to have found this facility for my mom. It's small, family-based and not at all "institutional". The grandkids were there to keep my mom company, which she delighted in, the caregivers were knowledgeable and kind, the food good, and she even had her dog there, also well taken care of. A piano was in the living room, with games to play, and movies to watch, with a beautiful backyard for fresh air. Thank you.

disgusted in

No activities to speak of. Bugs crawling on residents. Residents looked in need of showers and unkept. Bathrooms were both dirty. Food left alot to be desired, appeared mostly frozen foods.

ZFelix

The staff is extremely limited and they do not prepare healthy homemade meals for residents. I would not recommend this place for your loved one.

mdub

This is a review for people that are considering putting a loved one in a home that has dementia. Please consider how you have been taking care of them and compare the care. If it has been one on one monitoring consider that more than anything. Assisted living may not be the one on one care your loved one needs. If your loved one as most dementia starts to have issues dealing with anger, do not let the term "lockdown facility" stop you from considering another place. In the end, you must consider the environment of different people for dementia, rather than if the place is nice and clean.

John

Heavenly Acres only has ten people and it's a family-run operation. Everybody seems to be knowledgeable in what they're doing, and very caring. I'd rate them very high. They have both single private rooms, and shared bedrooms. Their activities are not like those in the bigger places, but they have get-togethers, and they're inviting everybody over for Thanksgiving. The staff is very good, we have no problems or complaints. Their meals are monitored, and nurses and dieticians come in periodically to check on them. The whole place is very clean, and the price is comparable to assisted living.

Dorothy

Heavenly Acres was more like a home. There were only about ten residents. It was very clean and homey. The person who assisted me was very informative. The dining area had a large table with several chairs around it. She said they had some activities, but they weren't going on at the time we were there.