Randolph Manor

Susan

My mother was very interested in a private room. She didn't want to share a room because she can't get around well. However, all the private rooms at Randolph Manor had like four steps down into the room and the bathrooms were shared across the hall, so they weren't private bathrooms. So my mother was not impressed at all with that, but the staff was very, very pleasant, and very nice. The dining facilities also looked nice. They were a lot smaller, but it's actually a much smaller facility. It was set up for lunch time and it looked very clean and it smelled clean. They also had nice areas for the residents to meet, sit, and visit.

Pauline777526

Randolph Manor was the closest community to where my mother was located and closest to where all of us kids live. She was only there for about 8 to 9 days. The little bit of time she was there, the staff was wonderful. The community was spotless. I’ve never had a problem with the food; she never told me she didn’t like any of it. The room wasn’t as big as I thought it would have been, and it was no bigger and no different than a hospital room.

DawnHGBPV

We ended up putting Dad in Randolph Manor, which I find adequate and clean. I ate lunch there and the food was good, but there's no liquor. The facility is like an old Victorian house changed into rooms for adults, so it is very pretty. The people there care very much for the people and are happy there. I see that they give Dad good care. I am satisfied with them. Dad has a double room of his own. They allow him to have a piano there because he plays piano and have just been very accommodating. The staff is happy while they’re working, and you can tell it in the way they treat their people. When I go in and take Dad out, we let them know, so they don’t plan dinner or lunch for him.