Clearwater Springs Assisted Living

Kathy

I like Clearwater Springs Assisted Living. Everybody seemed to know each other. That's the thing when you get into these facilities, you don't want somebody to get lost or left behind, and at Clearwater, they seemed to take their time with it. It's a very nice, nice open facility. The dining area was a nice open area. They had their movie room, their library, their game stuff, and exercise. The apartment would have been adequate. It was a nice size. It would fit the needs that my stepdad needed. We looked at a studio. The staff who toured us had been there for some years. So that they had a staff that was committed and enjoyed working there. I have now learned there are a lot of changeovers in these facilities with staff, but Clearwater Springs seems to have stability in their staffing.

Curtis

I moved into Clearwater Springs Assisted Living for 14-day respite care. They had a happy hour last Friday night and they have bingo going on today. They have an ice cream social. The food is very satisfactory. The staff is very caring and very interested in your well-being. This facility is great. It's clean, bright, and open, and you don't feel like you're in a dark room. I just didn't give them a 5 rating because it's not a 5-star hotel.

Cindy

Clearwater Springs Assisted Living is the closest to us. They take Medicaid when my mom runs out of her funds, and that's real important. I like the feel and the size of it. I like the fact that she can get the assisted different levels of care, and may start out needing more care and then reduce back. I met the director who was able to answer all of our questions. I just felt that this would be the best fit for my mother. The director was warm, friendly, and caring. I didn't try the food, but it smelled good. It's very nice and appears clean, bright, and cheerful. The lighting in the place is nice. If they drive, it's really close to the interstate, shopping, pharmacies, and doctors' offices.

Concerned Relative

BEWARE DON’T LET THIS HAPPEN TO YOUR LOVED ONE!!! My mother-in-law was a resident at Clearwater Springs Assisted Living in Vancouver Washington for 11 months. During that time family members were there once or twice almost every day and normally twice a day. During the time at Clearwater Springs she had fallen a few times but without any real injury. On a Wednesday morning she fell and injured her forehead. She was sent to the hospital, and had forehead dressed and returned to Clearwater. Two days later, the wound was weeping a little, they sent her back to the hospital. A couple hours later when the hospital was going to release her Clearwater refused to allow her back. The hospital had no choice but to keep her and we had to start looking for another place for her to live. They gave us no warning even though her contract called for a 30 day notice in order to force her to move out but they just basically kicked her to the curb once she was off their property and dumped her on the hospital and apparently, according to the law, this is all legal. To make this even worse it all happened shortly after the start of the Covid19 pandemic started. Take care of your loved ones and pray that this doesn’t happen to any of them.

twinkie2

Clearwater has new owners. They raised the price $350 a month! No new amenities or anything else new. Nothing changed but new owners! This is quite an expense for limited income individuals. The residents are quite concerned. There seems to be no concern from owners just their financial pockets. They could at least try and offset costs by maybe t.v. and internet included--but nothing. In fact, there is no choice of options for tv coverage except Comcast! I am considering looking elsewhere for my mother.

Caring111247250

Clearwater Springs is a nice place and a lot of nice people. They’ve got big rooms, the food is generally good, and the staff is good.