My Doctor's Inn

My father is currently at The Doctor's Inn. This is a wonderful facility with great caregivers that really care about the people. He came from another assisted care facility that was not very good so it took him a while to adjust here and realize the people at The Dr's Inn really DO care and have his best interest at heart. Everyone at Dr's Inn are very friendly. He tells me he is "Happy" here. There are always daily activities scheduled and they do a great job scheduling these events.

My father is in My Doctor's Inn. They serve 3 meals. They have a visiting doctor that comes through to the community. They have events regularly. They also do trips outside every now and then. So far, so good. The staff members seem attentive. They seem to care. They also have a memory care unit.

It's a wonderful place for my husband's father. There's one caregiver for every five people, so they get a lot of attention. It's very friendly and very clean. We were most impressed with their caregiver-to-patient ratio. It's a very good place. They have lots of activities, like they go to the movies and to different functions during the holidays. They also go shopping and things like that; they take them to a lot of places.

We chose My Doctor’s Inn for my dad because of the level of service and the feeling of security. He was given a medical pendant; if pushed, his three caregivers would know where he was within 20 feet. The meals were all prepared fresh, and the chef there didn’t believe in using processed food. They have on-site doctors, a dentist, podiatrist, and therapist, and they have nurses on standby 24 hours. The facility has a warm feeling to it.

My mother is at My Doctor's Inn. She has been there five to six weeks now, and she is going to be there indefinitely. They have fantastic staff. It is a fantastic place. I highly recommend it.

Everyone was friendly, and they answered all our questions. What I liked about My Doctor's Inn was everything was included. It had a memory unit, and they separated them, so that when they were in the more final stage, they would be in a different area. The rooms were very nice. They had a kitchen, a bedroom, and a living room. The dining area looked nice. I really like that place.

My dad is a resident and we have found it to be an excellent place that can support him through the continuum of care that he will need as he ages. He says the food is great (except for the attempts at making pizza) and he likes the caregivers. It is clean and the team is responsive. Price is a better value than other comparable facilities that we looked at even though a little further from my house.

My sister and I felt My Doctor's Inn was our best choice for our parents that time. They live in the memory unit. My father was placed there as an emergency case. It's close to where my mom lives. We thought it would be easy for her, but it turned out she ended up going with him. We also knew other people who have family there. It seemed to be all in all expensive, but a good place; relatively new, just over a year. The place is full of light compared to other places I've seen. They have tiers of services, and it's a fair way to charge someone. Most of the caregivers seem caring and compassionate. They have nurses all the time. The management is accessible, too. When I ask something, they follow through with it more often than not. My mother loves the food, they say it's nutritional. Nutritional means there's a lot of food, and they can have what they want. If somebody has a blood pressure problem, they don't put salt in it. For my dad, they make sure they don't give him dairy products, or else everything is a mess. If I were doing it, I would want them to have fresh food. They have fruits, but it's more of a fruit cocktail. They have activities, but I don't think my parents participate much. They seem to be content there.