Apple Grove

Pam

Apple Grove had a nice porch area off the dining area that overlooked a little lake. The people who accommodated me answered all my questions. Everything seemed clean and nice. It had a walking area in the middle, which was a nice outside area that was secure.

Craig G

Apple Grove has been great for my mother. I have been pleased with the care my mother has received. The staff and administration are compassionate and caring. Apple Grove is attentive and pro-active in my mother's care and I appreciate all that they do for her. I feel secure that my mom is well taken care of when I am not there or able to come. Apple Grove is a great community for those affected with Alzheimer's and dementia.

Jeannie024322

My mother was at Apple Grove for a little over a year. She did very well there for the first year, but in the last six to eight months, everyone in administration has been quitting or getting fired. It changed from a home that we were so delighted with to one that my mother was no longer safe or being cared for in; she wasn't being bathed and neither were the other residents. I had been there when 20 people were in a room watching a show, which was very nice, but there was not even one caregiver there. A gentleman in a wheelchair fell over asleep and hit his head on the side door, and no one was there to help him. Myself and two other women ran out looking for someone. They left my mother outside in the sun alone, and she was sunburnt. I had to take her to the hopsital. I would not recommend them at all.

Melinda15

The lady from Apple Grove came out to my house and visited my mom so she could see if she needed to be in assisted living or in the memory care. And she did say my mom would need to be in the memory care where it’s a locked facility. It was a very good diagnosis. The place where she is now is like a big round house. They have a living room, a media room, a wait room, a back porch, there’s ducks and ponies, arts and crafts, they paint, play bingo, sing, bowl, and they do exercises. I can work on my iPad and see what my mom is doing all day long. They keep them engaged all the time. I also have a key to the facility and I can go in and out anytime I want. They have onsite doctors and nurses there. It’s pretty traumatic experience when you have to take someone like your mom somewhere else. If I couldn’t log onto the camera and see what she’s doing all day, I don’t know if I could make it or not. So it’s a big plus, and you know that these people are not doing anything they shouldn’t be doing because there’s camera all over the place.

Caring35559450

We visited Apple Grove, and those people were super nice. However, my mother still has her memory, so it was not the right facility for her, but this facility was very nice. Apple Grove was more like a house. They have a very large living room area and just rooms off the hallways. The rooms were small with suite bathrooms. They have a very large patio outside. It is off their great room and off their dining room. It is for people with memory care, so they can go out of the facility, but not the patio area. Sanitation was perfect. It was very nice. No odors. The people were very nice. It is run by a family called Apple family; their daughters are nurses, and the father is the administrator. It couldn't be nicer. They were very accommodating.

Kim84860850

Apple Grove was really nice. It was spacious, and I like it. The dining room was real nice, and they had a nice entertainment area. They had a lot of activities for the residents. They have an Alzheimer’s program.

Lisa34

I removed all of Mom’s belongings from room 29 today. It was sad, and hard, because you've been an extension of our family for nearly 4 years. 18 months in the day care program and over 2 years as a resident - we have a lot of wonderful memories in the Apple Grove setting. I cannot say enough good things about your caring and capable staff, and I'd especially like to extend my appreciation to the ones I came to know - they do outstanding work in a difficult field. Andrea is such a standout, providing extremely vigilant and insightful observation, and making excellent suggestions for improving Mom's safety and health. She's a real gem, and I appreciate her individualized attention so much, and I know she watches over all the residents with the same focus. All your nursing staff, including Sherry and Tasha have been very attentive and have also offered suggestions and help whenever I had questions or concerns. Irene supervises an operation that presents many challenges, and I appreciate her attention to detail and her willingness to make corrections when necessary. Care managers Aneesha, LaQuita, and Sheila were always so positive and cheerful and ready to visit a little about Mom's activities and experiences, and they, too, provided her with loving care as I'm sure they do with all their residents. There are others whose names don't come at the moment, but I know that you hire and train only the best, and that your standards and training support their natural nurturing natures. I always felt like they treated Mom like part of their own families, and that's rare in this type of work. All the relatives I've brought to visit, including my brother and sister, my son and his family, and Faith's brother and his wife were all very impressed with your facility and staff, and they all commented on what a superior setting you are providing when the resident can no longer live at home or with family. We appreciate your vision, and your implementation of your mission on a daily basis. Apple Grove is truly one in a million, and I thank you for being a special part of our lives for so long.

carolb1

I was very pleased with the care my mother received at Apple Grove. Every person who had a hand in her care was compassionate, skilled, and most of all - kind. It is very hard dealing with dementia patients, and much patience is needed. Everyone at Apple Grove was patient, gentle, caring, loving, and tactful. I highly recommend Apple Grove's family of caregivers.

Caring512001

This place was wonderful in the beginning of my grandmother's stay. But then the more older people they got there, the more difficult it was to accommodate everyone living there. They never seem to have enough staff and the employees were definitely not educated enough to take care of people with Alzsheimer. It was definitely scarly when I started to notice conflicts between the residence that were not being handled, residence getting hurt and even the smell of urine in the hallways. I hope the owners have taken care of the problems.