Britthaven of Tarboro

Melody

We went to Open Fields Assisted Living (Formerly Britthaven of Tarboro). It was awful, from the smell, to the people that live there. They were all hanging out front and they were smoking outside in front of the lobby. I would not take my dogs there. They had a Wii set up for the residents, but there was not a single staff member in there with them. They didn't have a clue what they were supposed to be doing. There were a couple of women in there who would just scream at the top of their lungs, "Help me, help me," and no staff member was around. They left us in the hall to go help someone and then came back to finish the tour. They just left us hanging. We saw food on trays and it did not look like it had been touched yet. It was about 2:30 when we went and some of the residents were just getting their lunch.

anonymous man

Visiting Britthaven Of Tarboro Facility, where my dad lives is a great facility for residents to stay in. When I go visit my dad at the facility he is always happy to see me. My dad's room is a very nice size with a soft and comfortable bed for him to sleep in. He has a small refrigerator in his room to keep any snacks or any kind of food that he don't want to store in the facility's refrigerator. The residents living with my father at the facility are cool and fun to talk to. Some of the residents like to sit on the porch and and enjoy the weather. The staff always keep an eye on the residents, its always one or two around them at the most. Conversating with the staff lets you know that they are willing to help and be there for the residents. The resident's rooms are extremly clean, no cups or dinner trays in there rooms at all. My father has alot of friends that treat him like family, dad and the residents play cards and board games in the activity room like its there daily routine. I asks my dad, "What he like about the facility," he says that "The staff and the residents make him feel like home." Moving my dad to Britthaven's Facility makes me happy to know that he's always in good hands.