Heathers Manor Assisted Living

Anonymous116990550

Heathers Manor was an older facility, but they had a nice dining area. The rooms were smaller. They had parking but not in detached garages. The gal that waited on us was very nice, but it just didn’t meet my wife’s specifications.

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Caring108881550

Heathers Manor was very nice. They were very friendly and very helpful. I ate there, and the food was very good.

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Deb23

Heathers Manor is excellent; there are many excellent people there working to keep people involved in activities. This is a difficult move for my mother because she has dementia and so she lost her independent living, and they made the transition easier. They did have a number of issues with their director of nursing because she had very little follow-through and wasn’t impressed with her staff. They had a huge turnover and in a good way, the new director of nursing is fantastic; she is on top of things. My mother loves it there. She likes the food -- which was a huge thing for my mother. She has a one bedroom -- none of them are large -- she has a small kitchen with a stove and fridge, it has a good size bedroom, and the living room is big enough for her. It’s a smaller facility which is one of the reasons why I chose it. They have movies, music to date, they had a piano player come in, they have outings, they take them shopping every week, bingo, organized card games, and they have a lot of stuff to do. My mother is private pay -- and it’s very expensive -- but it’s very nice, she feels safe there, and I am very involved in my mother’s care, so if something not great, I make a phone call and really none of that since the old director of nursing left.

kpurple

my mother has been at the Heathers Assisted Living for a year now. When she arrived a year ago, she was adamant she did not want to leave her home although she constantly complained about being so lonely and stressed and losing control of her home, bills & finances. She had been a widower for a few years and the winters became long & harder every time. When we got her in there after a health issue/immediate need, she asked us to not sell her home. After 1 week she said it was a very nice place, after a month she told me many times a day how much she loved it. After 3 months, I hardly ever hear from her anymore because she is constantly busy with the many activities and all her new friends. She said it was OK to sell her car. This was a huge step in the right direction. She goes on the bus to outings, events, church with all her new friends, eats in the fine dining room with the others, attends movies, plays, big bands, singers, plays cards, bingo and many other activities daily. She has not been this happy in many years! this has been the best decision we could ever have made. The people at the Heathers from the top to the people who clean the rooms, front desk are always professional, courteous, kind and patient with these patients of many levels of health or memory issues. We have since sold my mothers house and it's only a distant memory now. The Heathers is now her home! She loves it. She is happy, healthier and safe! Highly recommend this wonderful place!

balmoral2k

My grandmother lives at the Heathers. This facility consists of two different buildings, an independent senior living building and an assisted living building. The grounds are lovely and well maintained and the staff is always courteous and respectful when I visit.The Heathers has various amenities including a swimming pool, party rooms that can be used at any time, a library, they comp meals at a nearby restaurant, and guest suites for family visiting from out of town. In addition to its amenities, they have regular planned events such as casino visits, a book club, door to door transportation, a spa, and health/exercise classes. My grandmother has been pleased with her time at the Heathers and it's very nice visiting and seeing that, even as she needs more and more help, she is able to maintain her dignity and relative independence by keeping her own apartment within a managed care facility. She seems happy there and there's not a lot more that we can ask for.