We toured this community when we were looking into care options for a loved one. This was a nice place overall, it was clean, the staff were friendly, and it looked like they had a lot to provide for their residents. However, it didn't feel very homey, and I didn't think my loved ones would have been comfortable here. The rooms were also a bit too small for a couple.
There's not a whole lot of activities.
There's not a whole lot of activities. The food seems to be a little lacking, I'm not real happy with the food they serve mom. Everything is like ham salad and potato salad and bologna sandwiches things like that. As far as the way they take care of her and the friendliness they'r real friendly with her, mom's a little hard to get along with but they don't lose their temper with her at all. I liked the integrity of the administrator she seemed to be really honest and took her time with you and really got to know mom. One of the patients told us that if any of the girls even looks mean at one of the patients the administrator doesn't put up with that, that's what we wanted was someone who wouldn't be mean to her.
We offer both private and semi-private bath. Residents enjoy delicious meals and daily activities that help make their golden years a truly enjoyable experience. We are sensitive to the fact that the need for admission may arise unexpectedly or on a weekend. In order to make the transition easier on residents and their families, we have a 24 hour, seven-day-a-week admissions policy. Geri Care understands that caring at home for someone with Alzheimer's disease or other memory related conditions can be difficult and stressful. Geri Care has a unit that is specifically designed for the care of memory impaired residents. It is a secured, locked facility that promotes safety, while maximizing quality of life. Geri Care is designed to be a true home to older adults who need assistance with daily living, such as eating, bathing, dressing, and medication management. Our caregivers treat each resident with respect and provide the care they need while fostering dignity and self-esteem in home life setting.