Mother of Perpetual Help

Mother of Perpetual Help was fine. The only reason why I decided against it was that they had 2 small communities because of the way the building was built and the evolution. One had been a convent, so they were separated, and there were only 10 people in each one; I didn’t think that it was good for my friend, specifically. Also, it was extremely quiet. Their prices were good.

Mary, Queen and Mother Center is a nursing home. The rooms are all one size and very clean and nice with two beds to a room. The patients looked very well taken care of.

The staff at Mother of Perpetual Help was friendly and efficient. They have a TV area, kitchen, room, laundry, and common area. The facility was clean, well-lit, and had nice carpets. It may need a garden. The location is not good as a place because it’s basically a park-dependent area. There’s only a small area for people to walk around. It’s in an enclosed area, and once you get out, you only can move around in a car. A walk in the neighborhood would be nice. It’s a very small area, and everything around it is developed. I don’t know if that can be avoided but it somehow looked ugly to have this parking lot like outside the building instead of a garden, but where else would people park? You usually want to live somewhere where it’s more aesthetic or more bedded with nature or where there are trees; but the parking lot is bigger, and it dominates everything else. The place is also expensive.

My father and step-mother lived at this residence for several years (my father for 7 years, until his natural death). We feel blessed to have had them at such a beautiful, caring place, where the staff is friendly and professional. I would highly recommend MOPH.