Angelwings Adult Family Home

Zachary

Angelwings Adult Family Home was a decent place. My friend was there for memory care for about 20 days. I liked the place for him because it was something that he could afford. His last place was charging $12,000 a month, and this place charged him $7,000, which he can afford. I wanted him to sustain his living standards and find a more affordable place, and found this. It was a big place, and the care he received was okay. He needed to be supervised because he was a high fall risk and had dementia. He needed extra care, more than normal, so his level was higher than normal care. The place was clean. They clean it all the time. The rooms are big and really clean. They did activities with the residents, and the staff was okay. They took care of the residents, and all of them also lived in the house. They weren't particularly personal to the residents, though. They did take care of the residents and check on them, but they didn't engage them overly, like the last place he was in. Even though the last place was charging way too much, they were at least engaging with the residents. This place didn't seem as intimate.

TheGoodDaughter

I personally chose this place for my mom in 2021 based on the rave reviews I read of the previous owners. But 3 months after moving my mom, the business was sold. I saw many things go downhill then, like instead of fresh produce in the refrigerator, I mostly found frozen and canned. I arrived unannounced usually, since I live nearby, and saw Campbells soup cans on the counter frequently. My mom's room, which had been cleaned weekly prior, was always filled with dust, trash and dirty laundry. While there, I noticed the residents were in their rooms instead of the common rooms, which was different than before. I could hear them many times, crying out and moaning. There had previously been two staff onsite, since some residents needed 2-person lift. But rarely saw 2 after that. It was usually one nice staff member, sitting and looking at their phone. I complained a number of times, but to no avail. I was stuck; I couldn't move my mom again. She died there in 2023 and I have been traumatized ever since that I let her stay, especially at $9,000+per month. The house, though, is gorgeous.

SeniorCitizenAdvocate

The previous owners were fantastic. New owners are not. Moved our loved one out within about 1 year of the new owners taking over. They cut back on all activities, served a lot of processed food, raised the prices and had very high turnover in staff. They seemed to be primarily concerned with collecting money, I rarely saw them interacting with residents. On the plus side, it's very clean and a lovely house. But it's not a warm/caring environment - more sterile and functional.