Assisted Living Communities in Grafton, WV

"I have had the pleasure of visiting this facility on several occasions. The staff is very friendly and helpful. It is a very pleasant atmosphere for the residents living there. They treat the residents like family which I found very impressive. Also, the hospital is very close to facility which is great. I would highly recommend this facility to anyone who wants to ensure their loved one has the best care. "

"My friend has already moved into Tygart Center at Fairmont Campus. It's very nice. We haven't been able to get in because of COVID. Hopefully all is well. My friend says everything is doing well. She loves the food. She has choices. She said everybody is treating her well. Nothing but good. They have been really good with her."

"My grnadmother has been staying at Wishing Well Assisted Living for five years now, and I can honestly say that our entire family has been delighted by the care she recieves. She has always been witty and clever, but my grandmother's physical health has significantly decreased and made it impossible to care for herself. As such, she has taken great offense to anyone who treats her like a child, and has always demanded respect and dignity. Those are things that the staff of Wishing Well have always delivered. They talk to her like a dear friend, always calling her by her first name and telling jokes with her or listening to her play the piano in the common room. Once, during a Thanksgiving dinner at the home, two of the nurses actually pulled up a seat right beside her and chatted up with her just like they were family. They have never let us down, and we know she'll enjoy the rest of her stay there. "

"So far, we're very pleased with Wishing Well Assisted Living Community at Fairmont. My in-laws have been at this residence for three years now, so we chose to move my parents there, too, and we have just been very pleased with the care and the concern of the staff. They have just been fantastic. We like it. It is all on one floor with a nursing station in each building. They have different facilities on one campus and so we just like the whole layout of the place. They can't do enough for you. They're very kind. They get back to you immediately if you call with questions. They have things going on daily."

"The staff at Pleasant Acres Christian Haven was nice. I liked that they seem to know what they were doing. The rooms and furniture were pretty good. They looked clean and neat. Although it's not quite as nice as some of the others and it looks more like a nursing home, it's organized and they have some activities to do. It was not real big. There are just about 12 or 14 rooms. They have an outdoor seating area, but nothing much extra."

"Manchin Assisted Living seemed to be alright. It just had an odor to the place that I didn't care for, and it was more like a nursing home. The rooms were pretty nice though and every room had its own nice private bathroom. The staff was very nice too and very knowledgeable, and the dining area looked clean."

"I liked everything about The Village at Heritage Point. It was very clean, and everyone was very friendly and courteous. The dinner setting was almost like a cruise or resort that you're going to for vacation. I was impressed by the personnel, the cleanliness of it, and the care they give to the people. "

"I have chosen Harmony at Morgantown for my parents because the rooms are large, the facility is clean, and there's a lot of activities. Everybody is super nice. And it's also located near to my sister, who lives in Morgantown. The cleanliness is awesome. It's great. For amenities they have a theater room, an activity room, a library, a meeting area where they have music and stuff for them, a craft room, and a workout room. They have onsite physical therapy. Both my parents are getting physical therapy and occupational therapy there onsite. It's not like having to bring the agency in. They also have the dining room. My parents say that the food is very good. My parents haven't done a lot of activities yet, but what they've done, they've enjoyed them."

"My sister was here for a year. I dropped in at any time and found everything to be just fine. Clean, fully staffed, and kind folks. At Christmas, they provided a banquet room for my sister and 15 members of her family (me included) to have dinner together. They provided the meal to all of us at no cost. I tried to tip the wait staff and cooks, but they declined and just said "Merry Christmas!) My sister has now passed, but since she couldn't come home, I am glad her last year was at Evergreen "

"The nurse and the owner of Sisters Elder Care LLC went to where my husband was to interview him, talk with him, and talk with the people that had been caring for him, which I thought was very good. That's the first time that's ever happened, to have them go to the place and look at him before they accept him. So, I was impressed with that and then when he was to move in, they had everything ready for him. It was all done. There are so many things that I like about this placement so far. One is there is somebody with my husband at night, awake and watching, in case anyone needs anything or gets upset. The first couple of nights, he didn't sleep there, which he had in the other home, and was up all night. They went in and they sat with him and talked with him until he went back to sleep. Then they started trying to figure out how to help him with that, and finally, we figured out with him what was keeping him awake, and once that was corrected, he started sleeping through the night within 2 or 3 days. They were just very attentive. They have individual bedrooms. So that's one person in a bedroom. They have a maximum of eight people there. I was very impressed with the staff they had there. I like the setting. It's a very cheerful, happy, and pleasant place. They pay a lot of attention to the residents. They have made a big difference in him in only a couple of weeks. They do a lot of individual attention and they also have an open plan for the main area so that they can watch on big television, play games, or go there and watch what they're doing. Like if they're cooking for dinner or so forth. They can go over and look. They just have so many things. They have healthy snacks that the residents can get themselves if they want it. They try to help people. They've already helped my husband who was not reading, was not doing anything, and was not talking to anybody. Now, they have everything ready for him. He's reading the paper again. He's working on puzzles. He's playing checkers with one of the people that's there. There's a variety of things for them to do daily. They're close to Bridgeport, within driving distance and also to Fairmont. So, within three to twenty miles, those towns are located. Each person has a bedroom and it is decorated as to whatever that person is interested in. It has a TV in the room, a desk that they put in for my husband to use his computer, and a window in the room that they can look out to. It's pretty well planned for that person. You can bring anything you want to decorate the room. They have a nurse on call who can be there within three minutes no matter what time of the day. They've already brought my husband's sugar to normal. So, their food is healthy. There are little snacks all around the room that the residents can help themselves with that are healthy snacks like yogurt or fresh fruit and different things. They have very balanced meals. He eats everything that's on his plate."

"We were impressed with Madison upon walking through the door. The cleanliness stood out. There was no odor whatsoever. Everyone we encountered went over and above with our Dad. He is 98 and he left there walking and strong enough to help us with his daily routine in the comfort of his own home, which was our goal. We noticed immediately every employee seemed very happy and cheerful and the residents seemed happy and were clean and dressed. We never witnessed a staff member being anything but caring, never a harsh voice to any resident. The food was mostly home cooked with a wide variety . If Dad couldn’t eat something they had it was no problem. Many times they made him something else due to his swallowing issues. Thank You to every employee at Madison and keep up the excellent care"

"My mom is in a nursing facility at Cortland Acres. The people that work there are super, super nice. They help out. The place is very clean. I think she is being well taken care of and being well entertained. They do everything. It is perfect. It's a beautiful brick building. It's nice and clean. It's up on a mountain, and the surroundings are just beautiful. It is a beautiful building. They don't have just a nursing facility; there's an assisted living besides it too. These people are all nice. They never ever turned their back on them or walked away. They're really nice people. Considering she has gained almost 10 pounds, the food is very, very good. Value for money is fantastic."

"The people here are very good and caring, but I wish they had a live-in dog or cat, which I think would be a real addition. They have activities and they pay a lot of attention to Mother. I'm very pleased with them. The food is also good. They have two special areas that specialize in people with dementia. One is for people who like to roam and that keeps them safe because they're contained in one area, which is very nice. There are two aides there all the time. They have another special section for people who need a really quiet area. They have piano players come in, visiting animals, holiday events and parties, and some exercising. The place is very pretty and they do a very nice job of holiday decorating. The windows are low enough so that if you're in bed you can still look out the windows easily. The rooms have attractive shapes to them and they're not just boxes. The place is very colorful, which is nice. It's very fresh and clean."