Fulmers Personal Care Home

B.E.

I have my father in Fulmer's Personal Care Home. It's a nice place, they're pretty decent, and he's content there. A little issue was he thought he should get his coffee in the morning, but they told him that they go by routine. That was it; it's just his little peeves -- he just wanted his coffee right away. It's a nice facility. He liked it when I took him in for the first orientation. I feel like they're pretty good; I'm sure it's going to work for him. The staff seems good, too. There were a couple who, when I talked to them, seemed to be having a bad day. They're not mean, and they don't ignore you, but you can just tell from their voice that it's maybe one of their off days. Overall, all of the other ones are polite and pleasant. I don't know any of their names yet, but he told me they've all been polite with him. He's had good outcomes with all of them, like with the doctor who comes in and the beautician who comes in to cut his hair. I've seen a couple of his meals. I've been there different times they were served, and it smelled really good. The first day he was in, he had meat, mash potatoes, corn, and a cupcake, and it looked and smelled good. He even told me they had pizza some nights, and it was really good. He's quite content with his food. They do different activities. In summer they go outside with the staff, they cook on the grill, and they have little picnics. They do different games when they get together, book clubs, and puzzles. He doesn't participate in a whole lot of them because he's a loner. He kind of doesn't get into those kinds of things. The price is excellent for everything that's included and the services. I just got my first bill, and with all the services he already has, the haircut and different things done, the price did not change so that's good.