"The best care and lovely facility. Everyone is like one big family. "

"I toured Sunnybrook Estates. It is very well kept up. The beautiful landscaping outside has birdhouses and a very nice, wooded walking trail with benches. It's a very pleasant, woodsy feel as well. On the inside, it is well-kept, clean, and very homey. I don't get that institutionalized feel with Sunnybrook, which is one of the reasons why we chose that for my in-laws. Everyone was caring and very, very helpful. They went above and beyond to help us out and answer questions. They spent a lot of time talking with us on tours and phone calls. It was excellent. Unfortunately, due to COVID, they still are not allowing families in the dining room to eat. They're hoping to lift that restriction soon. They have a beauty salon, a library, and a theater. It is not just a room to show movies, but an actual small theater with theater seats in it. They have craft rooms, therapy rooms, and a room for fitness. They also have a game room, a dining room, and a little area where they have music. They'll have people that come in to sing and they have a piano area. My in-laws are moving in next week. They have an on-site chapel, a place where they have Sunday services and services on Wednesday nights. This was meaningful for us and will be beneficial for my in-laws. This is not a criticism by any means, but it's about 20 years old, so, it's not as new as some of the others. But they are constantly updating and renovating. It's still very well-kept and very clean. The staff that I have met have been excellent. The marketing director that has helped us tremendously has spent a lot of hours with us, not just myself, but my other family members, by answering calls, and taking them for multiple tours. The menu that I've seen looked good, and they have alternate selections. So, if there are things that they don't particularly want to eat that day, there are some other selections. I like that they offer three meals a day. And if you do not want to walk down to the dining, they can box up your food and you can take it back to your apartment to eat there. So, you don't have to eat in the dining room. It is independent living, but they offer housekeeping. They come in and clean once a week, change the linens, and wash them. They also have call buttons if they should have an emergency. They are very good. One of their policies is to have your medical and medicines on file, on the back of the door, in case of emergency services. What I have witnessed talking to people on some things that have come up was that even though it's independent living, they will go and check up on you and assist you even though it's not assisted living. So, it's very, very caring and they work with you."

"I liked Heritage Manor-Rolling Fork a lot, from the employees, to their schedule of things that they do during the day, and the fact that the seniors can be outside if they want. Everyone seems to be so involved with the residents. They have their programs and they celebrate the holidays and so forth. They care a lot about the residents. I also liked that it's extremely close to the hospital there. Everyone was just so nice and friendly, and if your loved one can't be in the home with you, you want them to feel at home, and that's what I liked about it. She's not just going to be stuck in a room somewhere. They will let my mother out to be sociable and she'll be able to go outside. If they're in a wheelchair, they have built up gardening beds where they can do it from their wheelchair. They have crafts, people come in and play the piano, they play games, there's coffee time, and there are different things that would make it fun. The building just needs a little updating on the inside like the patient rooms, but the rest of it looked nice. I liked the front when you walk in. There's glass and the residents who were sitting in the lobby can see out real good."

We are an adult day center that specializes in creating a loving, safe, and compassionate environment for your loved ones. We have specialized training in regard to Alzheimer's Disease and other Dementia related memory decline. Our activity schedule focuses on several areas of wellness, including spiritual, emotional, physical, cognitive, and social. We love to play games, listen to music, dance, do arts & crafts, bake, play word games, play trivia, and more. You can also enjoy breakfast, lunch, and snacks while you are here visiting with us. When you choose Heart to Heart Senior Care Center, senior living will start feeling a lot like taking an extended vacation. Here, you can sit back and relax, knowing that our specialty-trained care members will take care of everything you need. We can help you become closer as a family by taking away your role as a caregiver. Let us become the caregiver for the day so you can enjoy being with your loved ones when it's convenient for you.Our founder and CEO has been a director of nursing for over ten years, working with seniors with cognitive and physical challenges. He believes in bringing dignity to every stage of life by giving purpose and a sense of joy. He has specialized training in all the stages of dementia and has handpicked all activities to provide each person the ability to participate. To provide the best and most knowledgeable care members, we have teamed up with Teepa Snow, one of the best educators for dementia. Using her positive care approach is instilled into our daily routine, and all care members go through an intense training program with regular training sessions throughout the year.​ We not only cater to all types of dementia but anyone that desires socialization or requires assistance with activities of daily living for all ages. So when is it time for our services? Do any of these situations sound familiar? My parents experienced a significant cognitive and physical decline during the pandemic. My mother has fallen a few times but still needs to get out of the house safely. Dad’s health or physical problems keep him from enjoying life. Mom’s becoming so isolated. She doesn’t get out much and rarely spends time with her friends. My wife forgets things more often. My husband needs extra help to regain the abilities he lost because of a stroke. Dad doesn’t seem to be eating right or taking his medications properly. Mom used to be so particular about her appearance. Now she doesn’t care anymore. My husband spends his days watching TV and napping. Then he doesn’t sleep well at night. We promised we’d always take care of each other, but it’s getting harder and harder. I worry about my mother when I’m at work, and she is home alone. Caregiving is wearing me out, and I don’t know where to turn for help. Experiences anxiety or depression and needs social and emotional support. Has difficulty starting and focusing on an activity whether it's a conversation, reading, or watching TV. Seems to be no longer safe on his or her own or feels uncertain and anxious about being alone. Is unable to structure his or her own daily activities. Call today to find out how we can bring joy back to your loved ones or if you need to go to work and are worried to leave your loved ones at home alone. We are here to help! Daily rate is $100