Vick Street Manor

Frederick

Vick Street Manor was fine. They have adequate staff. The building was old, but it was clean. They need some cosmetic work done. It's got some tired colors, but I'm told they're in the process of updating the interior. They were expecting me, and they were welcoming. Hannah gave me a tour, and she was great. The rooms were kind of small, but they served their purpose.

Thomas

I like Vick Street Manor. The rooms are nice. The people are nice. I think that they could do a little bit better when you first walk in on their vestibule. It's very sparsely populated for such a big room. And you have a lot of people that are trying to sit in this vestibule, residents that don't have a place to sit down and socialize. But the rest of the place is nice. Overall, it's a decent place. And they have really nice and very caring staff. They also have outdoor spaces and a reading room.

Philip

The best thing we liked about Vick Street Manor was the overall feel of the place. It was very personable and family-oriented. The staff members seemed caring and competent. The facility is older, but it's very adequate. There was a courtyard, a dining area, and an activity room.

Donna

I did a tour of Vick Street Manor. They are wonderful, the place is totally clean. The residents move about, and they don't look like zombies. I would recommend that place. It smells clean and looks clean. I only talked with one person there, but I did get a tour. The rooms are spacious, and they do have balconies and or porches on some of them. So, the residents can go outside or open them up without being able to wander off because they are enclosed. The staff who gave me the tour was very helpful. She answered every question that I had about both sides of their facility. They also have memory care, and they age in place. If mom needs to go from assisted to memory care, that would be done within the facility. So, she was very informative and very nice. They have different levels of care, and the part I saw the most was memory care. My mother has dementia, but as long as she is medicated, she doesn't need much care. They have a big entryway with a couch down. The apartments are more like studios. The ones that I looked at there were just all 1-room, but they all had their own bathroom. They did have small refrigerators in the rooms, too. The staff who gave me the tour, I would rate her a 6 if I could; I love that girl, and she's great. The facility was accessible by walking around. It would be easy for the residents to find the places they needed to go to from their rooms.