ELD Healthcare

Oscar

My wife moved into ELD Assisted Living. It was a residential place that was very, very nice and luxurious. They don't have set schedules for people, and they eat when they want to. They cook whatever the patient wants as opposed to a set menu. So if my wife went to sleep until 10:00, they're not waking her per day because breakfast is ready. They've got a very nice backyard and courtyard. And the staff speaks English, which is hard to find. They have 24-7 care, so they have two people during the day, and then they have one person at night in case the patient needs to get up to go to the bathroom or whatever their needs are. She has ALF, and she's a paraplegic, so she needs help transferring to the bathroom, to the shower chair, and all that stuff, which some of the other facilities didn't provide. It was very nicely kept and just a nice facility. It was probably a year old. They have a family room; you can go and play games. They have people that come in. Most of the people are pretty independent, and they just sit around and talk. They don't have patients that are not coherent. In other words, you don't have somebody who's on hospice that's just laying around, sitting around. These are pretty active people, so they have a standard that they have to maintain. They pay for everything, so I don't have to go out and buy supplies. The only supplies that I have to provide are gloves. You should take the tour so you can see what the facility looks like inside and out.

Ashly Marquez

I toured this facility for my grandma and it is stunning and the staff is extremely helpful. I can't wait for my grandma to enjoy it too soon.