Plush Mills Senior Living

Reviewer#ET0215b

I toured Plush Mills Senior Living, and as far as everything there, it's nice, but it was pricey. It's twice as much as the other place. The staff was very nice, and they took me on a tour. I met the person who runs it, and everything was upfront. It had some extra features, such as motion sensors in each room. So, every morning by 10:00, if they didn't pick somebody up in that room, they sent somebody up to look at them to ensure they're okay, which nobody else does. It was a nice feature for older people. It was top-notch and well-run. There's a patio outside, and you get what you pay for. You get pool tables, shuffleboards, big-screen TVs, projection TVs, and studios. They have a theater there. They had benefits for VAs, such as having people come in and play. They had an exercise room, and people exercised in the morning. They had a doctor and dentist come in, and they had a hair salon right there.

Provider Response

bellestar

On one hand, this has been a fabulous place for first, both my parents, now just my mother. The staff is really caring and they are lovely to the residents. Since Covid, the dining room, one of the biggest benefits of PM, has been understaffed and now has stopped Sunday dinners. For residents, this is not fair and not what they are paying for. Aides are also spread thin, and though they'd like to give more attention to residents, they are too rushed. Please raise wages to attract more employees to give better service. For someone living alone, a Sunday without the socialization of eating in the dining room is not emotionally healthy. The fees are high at Plush Mills and I wish it would return to the way it was 10 years ago.

Richard S Kolecki M.D.

On April 27, 2020 prior to any COVID surge at Plush Mills, the General Manager at Plush Mills sent a newsletter out stating, " As we promised, you will continue to receive regular updates from us regarding the coronavirus. It is our intention to err on the side of over - communication rather than leave you uninformed. " Since the surge in cases at Plush Mills since the end of December, families have received just 5 updates. 12/29/2020 1/10/2021 1/25/2021 2/5/2021 2/19/2021 Plush Mills is a fabulous place with wonderful people working there. I know the pandemic has been rough on everyone. None of us as family members want to hear about surges and deaths at your facility but the truth allows us to make decisions concerning loved ones. My mom is a resident in the Personal Care. Other Senior Living Systems are updating families on a daily basis with this information. Richard S. Kolecki M.D.

Harriet

My sister moved into Plush Mills because her daughter-in-law wanted her to be closer to where she lived, and we knew about it because my other sister lived there. The monthly fee is a bit higher, but there's no entrance fee. She plays bingo, gets two meals a day, and gets transportation to doctors or grocery stores. I had one meal, and it was very good.

Scott254222

Mom is at Plush Mills Senior Living, and so far our experience has been very positive. They have arts program, physical exercise program, and movie nights. Her room is like a small bedroom apartment. It's clean and nice. The food that they have is good. The staff is friendly and efficient.

Gordon314571

Plush Mills is great. It's a little bit more modern, and there's a greater number of common areas; the physical therapy gym was a little bit more larger and had more options, and the location was perfect. The staff is very good, and the room size is fine and very similar everywhere I saw. It'd be nice to have Wi-Fi connection automatically.