Mint Hill Senior Living

Susan

I was going to put my mother in Mint Hill Senior Living because it was the best among the three places I saw. But I was still not impressed with it. I thought that it was neat and at a distance it looked very nice, but when I got closer it looked very unkempt on the outside, and the bushes and grass needed to be trimmed. They have very nice landscaping, but it's not kept up. When I walked in it looked very neat and clean, but upon further inspection you could tell that the cushions and stairs were dirty. I smelled an odor when I walked in the memory care unit and they were spraying. The rooms in the memory care section were nice, and they have built in shelves. It's owned by CMC, which is our big hospital here, and being that they're such a big group they should come in and send people over to do some major work. I was impressed with the rooms, they were big and roomy. The woman that I talked to was very nice, I just didn't get a good feeling about the place.

sweetlady

I have a love one at Lawyers Glen and made the biggest mistake to ever take them. I should have known on the first day I met that Jessica with a bad nasty attitude things were going to be rocky . My mother is too old to be transferd from here to there and all they want is money for not too much of nothing other than a nice front space. As another person said I see no programs to keep a person healthy that is able to walk and all I see is eating and then sleeping. I hate this place as well as most of the people.

Concerned 20

I have a family member who has been living here for 2+ years and their newest Director Jessica has never spoke to me or my family. I've walked by her office several times and not once has she acknowledged me or my brother. The previous Director was wonderful and ensured she met with all the families. Since Meridian has taken over, this company has went down hill. If affordability wasn't a concern, I would take my father out of here. DO NOT SEND SOMEONE YOU LOVE HERE esp if you are unable to monitor them frequently.

Caring106624250

Lawyers Glen is the third place I visited. Of course availability was the main thing because there'd be no point if you like the place but and there is no room available. I really felt comfortable speaking to the director. He is very professional and seemed like a very caring person to me. To me, that is important mainly because in the past, my mother had been in a nursing home where I didn't feel the director had that kind of that caring mode. Maybe he did, but I didn't feel it. I can tell that this community opened in the 90's from some of the décor. But to me, that was not as important as what I felt my friend would be getting in terms of help in this particular community. He is in the assisted living which is located within the independent living area. I don't think they have a swimming pool, but I'm sure they have a place for rehab. I've not have any problems with the place. As far as I know, he is doing well. There is no perfect place when it comes to caring, but he says he is OK, and I'm fine with that.

norine0792

We placed my mom in November at Lawyer's Glen Retirement Living Center. We chose it for several things. Number one, it is a private facility, there is not a lot of people, it is privately owned, it is two minutes from my house, and the cost is less than half as when she was at a different facility before. Also, I had a caregiver that used to take care of my mom at our house who has worked there, and most of the staff were really good people. They took good care of the residents. There are just a couple little things that I don't like.

caring97861950

Lawyer's Glen Retirement Living Center was very expensive, and all they took was insurance or out of pocket. It was all top of the line. The rooms were wonderful and probably a hundred percent as far as sanitation was concerned. Most of the rooms were private and very, very nice. I just couldn't afford them.