Grace Assisted Living at Nampa

If your loved one needs socialization and or medical oversight keep looking. They get a low score from our family that had 2 members there for 3 yrs.Eventually we moved them out as care plan items not performed and yet charges kept going up. From front office to actual care wasnt kept up. Nurse turnover was very high/Appeared as if the company had rotating admit and nurse staff. Poor consistency with regards to client needs.

My problems with Grace are numerous my mother wanted to get sociation this was he main reason for going into an assisted living. To start when my mother and I visited the 1st time during Covid we were told there were numerous activities they did not have but 2 activities for the 6 mos she was there (as soon as the rent was raised they had more activities avaliable) next the food went downhill, my mother was segregated because she did not want the vaccine, and after 6mos they wanted to raise her rent by $650 a month. When we found that out we were told to contact the owner I sent her an email and she did not have the common courtesy to contact me back. It just so happened that I went to visit my mother and the owner was there she got snotty with me and I did not appreciate the way she treated me. By raising the rent $650 I told her that's taking advantage of the elderly and she did not even care this is somebody would should not be running an assisted living facility she also raised everybody else's rent by a few $100. I was told the reason they were raising the rent was to be competitive with other assisted living facilities and that they needed to pay their employees more but I do not think that is that's my opinion. Needless to say my mother was not the only person who left the facility.

My mom is at Grace Assisted Living at Nampa. I really like the staff. The rooms are nice. They have a lot to do there, so I like the activities that my mom can do. She loves the food. There aren't really a lot of complaints she has so far, but the staff is probably the best. They're very easy to work with. They're very friendly and very patient. My mom has done the bridge, but they have bingo almost every day. They have other games, they play Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy, they have a dominoes game, and you can play bridge. They have mystery trips where if you want to go on the van, they'll take you places just to get some of them that can't really leave out of the room for a little while. They take them on like ice cream runs. They have a hairdresser, so that's really important. They have what they call a foot clinic. It's not like a really expensive pedicure, but they soften their feet, they cut their toenails, and they'll paint them if you want to. There seems to be every day some stuff to do if you want to do, it or you can just stay in your room and do nothing. I'm very happy with it. The food is good, and there's a lot of it, but there's other selections if my mom doesn't like what's on the menu for the day. They really look out for her, so I like it a lot. They have free snacks any time of the day. The facility is clean and very nice. It's probably an older one, it's not really fancy, but they have done very well for an older building. For right now, with her being on the basic level, it's a very good price. For basic care, that is an assisted living that they offer, it's really good. They have laundry service, they have a house cleaning that's included, so it's a very fair price. I want to go in.

We went to Grace Assisted Living at Nampa. The look and the feel of the place was good. You couldn't see very many residents, and it wasn't really clear whether they were all in quarantine or if it was the time of day that they were resting. The rooms we looked at were clean and very comparable with the other place we chose for Mom, like the windows and the lights. The staff during the visit was very pleasant. COVID is a problem. They can't let specialists come in to do things with the residents. They're very secluded. They want to keep them healthy, so I have nothing against them. It was very pleasant and very well decorated, and the floors were clean.

My mom is living in Grace Assisted Living at Nampa. It looks nice, they're trying to work things out, and it takes a while to get used to it. The staff is nice, and you seem to be able to talk with them to get things done in a reasonable fashion and time. The dining area is lovely, and the food is really good, I've eaten there also, and mom seem to be okay with it. I've seen them playing bingo when I go there.

Grace Assisted Living was more like a nursing home. The staff who showed me around was wonderful. The dining room was nice. The place was clean, but more like an institution. However, they had outside activities for the residents.

I toured the facility with my mom last week and we were so impressed with what we saw. The place is very neat, clean, and homey. Mom instantly fell in love. The staff there was very friendly and helping and everywhere we looked, there was always someone there helping someone. During our time, we stayed for lunch and was able to talk with some of the residents. All the residents talked very highly about Grace and the staff; complimenting their kindness and respect that they gave. Grace is no doubt the best place for my mom and I highly recommend for everyone else's.

I visited Grace Assisted Living. The rooms were fine, clean, and nice. We looked at the dining room, and it was fine. It was lunch time, and there were a lot of people there. We only talked to a couple of people. They were fine and nice. I would recommend it. However, my mom was not ready to move into that little apartment.