GoldenCrest Assisted Living at Eagle's Landing

Overall, I had a good experience with this facility. The location is great and the scenery for the guests is very pleasurable. The staff was attentive and caring. I never had any issues reaching the staff. My grandmother was given ample oppurtunity to participate in activities and to have fun. The patients that I saw on my visits all seemed to be happy with their care. I know several other people who have used this facility and they all have nothing but positive things to saw about it. The staff pays very close attention to detail in order to get residents safe. My grandmother suffered from a debilitating disease and to my knowledge always received her medicine and treatments on a timely basis. The facility often held events for family and friends to participate in with the guests. Overall, I was very pleased with the care that my grandmother recieved at this facility.

When my Grandmother had a stroke she was completely paralyzed on the left side. My papa who served in World War Two had memory problems and couldn't take care of her. Well, we decided to send her to a assisted living home in a good part of town. Golden Crest was a great place. It was very well kept and had a good atmosphere too it. Most if not all residents that lived their seemed to enjoy it their. The nurses and staff were very nice helpful to everyone. I remember eating their also and the food was very delicious. If I have to ever live in an assisted living home then Golden Crest is the one I want to go to.

My family got involved with Eagle's Landing when my father needed Adult Day Care while we worked. Eagle's Landing prepared a hot meal for him every day, and also a snack at snack time. The staff are very friendly and attentive, and my father became fast friends with them, as well as a few other residents. They have a recreation program, and plan activities to do during the day. My father also had a room all to himself during the day, so that he could have privacy when he wanted and also to rest if he got tuckered out. I was really impressed with how the facility is managed, and the things that the staff do to keep the residents happy and entertained. Basically, there is a high level of interaction at Eagle's Landing. The residents aren't just left alone with nothing to do. My father was able to get the help he sometimes needed when going to the bathroom and fastening his clothes because of his weakness in his hands, but at the same time, he is allowed a certain level of independence and privacy.