Allay Senior Care

looks like a home, country home 18 people includes everything except meds and depends -very active people guys talk, sit around talk about newspaper, very social big family, family style meals doctors visits - 35/per visit, if more than once every 3 months, then the Director will work out a payment 3 meals a day plus snack she's taking them to her house - big 4th july picnic, bbq, corn on the cob. -every monday bus comes to get them to go out and do an activity (park visits, DQ)

Our mother is residing in a semi-private room after breaking her hip. We are very pleased with this assisted living residence and the entire staff. They plan so many extras to keep the residents busy and treat them like family. The owners both work there and often bring their children who bring smiles to the residents. We are so pleased to be able to stop in and visit whenever or pick her up for appointments. Allays is like a home away from home. She is progressing so much faster there than she did at the rehabilitation center.

I'm Very glad the extended family has made life easier with and for Mom.

I toured at Hillside manor. The lady that showed me around was very nice. The facility was much smaller than [facility name removed]. The food service selections were more customized. She sometimes brought her dog to work. The small private room was very small. At the time there were no structured activities. She said most of the residents know each other and develop their own activities. As it turns out if I had chose them, they ended up closing.

We would like to have more communication regarding our loved ones care, we wish the visiting physicians would call us directly. However everyone has tried to make my loved one feel at home. We are still getting acquainted and learning likes and disliked. But overall things are going pretty well .

My wife seems to be doing ok here right now. With her memory issues, it's a struggle she has her good days and her bad days. But the staff had been wonderful here and has taken the time to sit down with me and find solutions to issues that have come up. My wife seems to enjoy the company and listening to the other residents. She will eat the meals at her own pace but she seems to like the food.

I currently have a loved one at this facility. The current staff are all younger folks who dress in Street clothes. My loved one tells me they speak in foul language every day. There just doesn't seem to be any professional people here at all. Directors change every couple of months so not sure who even to talk to. Recent influx of mentally challenged folks just arrived. Always short staffed and lots of turn over. Patients are being spoken to rudely by staff. Elevator constantly broken with patients getting stuck. I can say that the remodeling that was done in the past year is outstanding. Recent canopy on the patio with a darling chandelier. This is not a dirty facility however owner needs to do better in overseeing day to day operations. I will remain anonymous so there is no backlash against my loved one who refuses to be placed anywhere else.

We liked the community. However the residents didn’t have their own bathrooms and would have had to share a bathroom with multiple residents. We also thought the rooms were too small

The administrators were very kind and helpful. The private room they showed me was very nice. It was to be painted. The only thing that botheredp me was that it was old and dismal. It didn’t look like there was a lot to do. I realize it’s winter but the outside grounds needed a bit of TLC.

If your loved one needs a higher acuity level, this place is not recommended. After being there for a long time, they forced my mother onto hospice (had been trying for almost 7 years), then after signing her on, determined that she needed to leave the next day. They told me they didn't have staff to attend to her needs. She was between a Level 2 and Level 3 as defined by their web site. Had to find a new place in a couple of days. Housekeeping left something to be desired. Meals went downhill once new owners took over (not local). Not much in the way of activities. This was few months ago (during Covid lockdown), so things may be different now. As with many assisted living/personal care homes, had a revolving door of staff. Had at least 7 different administrators in 10 years.