Terrace View

Myra05

My brother is currently at Terrace View. He's in a nursing facility, and he's not at the point where he needs that level of care, which is one of the reasons why I'm moving him. It's kind of hard, but the medical staff has taken care of him and has sort of adopted him. They're wonderful. The nurses in his neighborhood are just awesome. It doesn't smell so good sometimes. I can't judge the upkeep of his room because he doesn't let the staff in his room. The caring services are fine. The head nurse there in that community is wonderful. The aides and the other nurses, the LPNs, the other RNs, they've taken him under their wing and they've been able to reach him, where other people can't. Sometimes I can't even reach him, but they can reach him mentally. He's in the neighborhood called Front Park and so the staff up at Front Park has been wonderful. The daily nursing care he got was wonderful, but the administrative part of it leaves a lot to be desired. The food is horrible and I've talked to the dietician about the food. It doesn't even look appetizing, so he refuses to eat it most of the time.

Earleen

My husband moved into Terrace View. He was here before for rehab, and there are many people that my family knows. He's doing as best as he can daily. The staff does a lot of work, but they do it well. He's eating now, and he eats just about everything. The place is good. They have things downstairs at least three times a week. They have something down there, whether it's a church thing or a musical thing, or a talking thing, or all kinds of things that they have.

johnraguso

my husband recieved excellent care we were treated like family he recieved the best medical treatment till he passed away 4 mos. ago thank you !

DJAUSTEN

As a temporary resident here I wish I were dead. There are good staff here, but they're up against the odds. They need to hire more people and pay their owner less. The dietary department regularly ignores patient requests and forgets to bring food. Thumbs up to the therapy staff at least.

N.M.

My mother stayed at Terrace View for 3 weeks for rehab. It was nice. The people, the workers are supportive and they kept me updated, they always called. I did not visit because of Covid and it was a tall building, they couldn't bring her down to the lobby. The staff were nice. I've seen the building it's more of a hospital type. She had a private room and they had a kitchen in her unit, where the residents could go, like a cafeteria. I was just thinking because of how many floors it was so it was more like a hospital to me. It's not a hotel either but each person has their own room on that floor, on that side. They can come out to a shared entertainment area where they can watch TV and have dinner and lunch and breakfast. It was good, she enjoyed it.

ladybags

please don't let the nice look of the place fool you,the staff only does what the have to and no more.when you first get into the place they are very friendly but when you start asking questions or when you want them to do their jobs they get real funny.if your not there all the time yes your loved one could stay wet you really need to be on top of these things. I see a lot of things while Im there and talk to a lot of people and I wish that I could say Im alone in this but Im not. the good things about this place is families who see each other seem to bond and form their own support group and that I nice,there is a women named lynn who does their activities and she goes really out of her way for the residents.And I do have to admit its kept clean housekeeping does their jobs