Georgetown Manor - East

Loved one

Food program is terrible . They are 80 plus years old and eat hotdogs and chips for dinner. At times they get ham sandwich’s every other day during the week, the place smells like dirty poop diapers and they say they check on them every half hour. Not true . Under staffed and under paid. Over charged for what they get for the monthly payment too. Do not send your loved one there . Choose another facility.

Wayne

My wife stayed at Georgetown Manor East. It's a little older facility. As far as cleanliness, it was very, very clean. I can't say enough for the help there; they were so good to her. It was unreal. I knew we picked the right place for her because the staff was just tremendous. Those girls took care of her like they were taking care of their own mother. When I left at night, I didn't worry because I knew that she would be cared for better than I could care for her. They also had a lot of activities in the afternoon . They had people come and play music. They sang. They played games, and they did a lot of different things. There were nice activities there for them. She always said the food was very good. In fact, I ate a couple of times at lunchtime, and the food was very good.

Jerre

I went to Georgetown Manor, and I actually liked it. It was definitely an older facility, but very clean and nice. I was impressed with the staff, they seemed to be very caring, and explained everything. The rooms were simple. They had a little beauty shop, some outings, and they had to be escorted.

Becky

We're very happy with Georgetown Manor – East. There are 80 people in the place and it's separated in four areas. My mother-in-law is in the Alzheimer's place with only 20 people. They're very caring and they get individualized care. They call them by name and know each individual. They know if they're acting any different and know how they're reacting to others. They're respected and taken very good care of. We can go there anytime and just walk in. My mother-in-law is doing great so we're very thankful. The staff tells us whatever is going on and they give us a call if there are concerns. They're very open. My mother-in-law feels very comfortable and they do things to keep them busy and to motivate their brains, like games and music. She has a private room, with a couch, a couple of chairs, a bed, dresser, closet, and own bathroom. They have balanced meals, and if my mother-in-law doesn't eat her meal, they'll hold it for her and warm it up for her. It's really nice and we've been very pleased. She's doing much better than before.

KB

We were very pleased with Georgetown and Cambridge Manor. They had all the amenities my mother would need, and the room sizes and services offered are similar to her current community, except that the price is not as costly. It's a good place to move her to. I spoke to some of the residents there and they said they were happy being there.

Steven Earl

My Mother has been at Georgetown Manor for 4 months. She likes the size of her room. She likes the food. She did not want to leave her house, but she needed assisted care to get around and take her medication when needed. From my perspective, my mother's health has improved during her months there. Costs are $4800. a month. Writing this 2017. My siblings and myself are so relieved as Mom was too much for us to handle. By that I mean assisting with bathing for example. She arrived in a wheel chair but is back up using her walker due to the physical therapy she is receiving. We chose Georgetown Manor because we had known people that lived there and the location is close to my home.