Cardinal Senior Living

Our experience was not a good one. I took Harvey out in less than 48 hours. The friendliness of the staff gets a 2 except for the woman who gave the sales pitch, visited our home, and signed us up. The staff gets a 3, but the administrator did follow up quickly after my letter!

This place was not very good--she was only in there for a very short time but the time she was there they weren't very responsive. The ladies in the office were extremely nice though. It was a pretty old facility. We pulled her out in less than a month.

They are having a lot of problems keeping staff. They also do not follow through on requests-such as giving my Dad his Repatha meds for his heart. I'm taking my parents out at the end of the month. I have more insight than other families as I was a life care coordinator. One thing that's not my parents but upsets me is that a resident there clearly has dementia. She needs one on one care. But she's left to roam the halls alone. I watch CNA's ignore her. It makes me very upset. It could be a great place. It's just not.

My mother was there for 9 days. Not a good experience I found her sitting in a room w window open and 50 degrees. Shirt soaked through w slobbery. They didnt give her Parkinson's meds for the first 7 days even though they asked us to bring them in. Biggest thing she fell on day two if the month suffered 2 neck fractures. Not one person called to see how she made out. They wanted their money for the month though. They made out on that deal. Would not recommend.

If we’re paying you to care for our elderly, then why did we have to come in 3 times a week and bathe our grandma whose basic hygiene wasn’t being watched by the staff? This was a horrible experience and I will make sure that everyone within York County is aware. Moldy food left to set around her, inconsistent room check ups. Things that should never happen at that price point (or ever) lol.

Do not put your love one or your pets in this place it’s horrible ,no one will take care of your family ,the Don is a joke all she does is set in her office and talk o the phone to make herself busy.

Post-Covid they did not have enough help. The people who were there were good, but there were not enough of them by far. When my mother would go to the doctor, I would meet her there. The day she had her last stroke, the man in charge of transportation at Autumn House called me and said he didn't think they should send her to her appointment because she was sick and throwing up. So I went straight to Autumn House and found her in her wheelchair in her room, with vomit all around her, with no one around. She had had a second stroke, and they just left her be. Her necklace never worked from the day she went in to the day she died. Anytime I would push the call button for her, nobody came. They wanted their money, but they did not have enough staff. We had a very bad experience, and I believe my mother could have lived longer had they provided more help.

It was a living hell for our loved one - we wish we could figure out a way to tell the world to stay away from this community. It terrible experience.

We moved my loved one in a few months ago and the day we moved him in we had lunch and the lunch was fabulous. Within 2 days of him being here the chef was not here anymore and the food quickly went downhill. He was getting cold meals delivered to him with no condiments. One of the reason we moved him in was because he needed assistance with personal hygiene. We asked for 2 showers a week and for the first 2 weeks they did not even come by. In 2 months he only had 4 showers total. All of the things that they promised in the beginning have not been carried through with. It is a poorly run facility and it has not been a good experience for us.

I moved my mom into the memory care unit in this facility. I had a number of requests that were never resolved about dietary needs. She ended up in the hospital due to what Dr thought was probably just dehydration. That was one of the dietary concerns I had. They failed to get a requested walker after a mild stroke until Hospice did it for me. When covid 19 hit , Gables quickly issued an email letter stating that if a patient tested positive they would be removed from the facility and would be our responsibility until covid free for two weeks. I immediately contacted the state ombudsman and that practice was removed. When I moved her to a new facility i am not an expert but I was amazed at the improved level of care she got there and how quickly her health improved. The hospice care people were very pleased with the care and practices(and privately shared with me how good the new facility care and practices were). She improved enough to be removed from hospice.

What they say you're going to get at the beginning is totally different than what you do get once you move in. My loved one is not mobile, and they were supposed to put her into bed every night. One night they left her up all night, and she then ended up going to the ER because her blood pressure dropped so much, and she became unconscious. The phone is usually right by her, so she called me three times to tell me that they still hadn't put her to bed. So I called and I called and I called, and kept going to voicemail. Finally someone answered and said she would put her to bed right now. Instead of transferring my loved one to the bed, she left her in her wheelchair and laid a pillow on the bed for her to lay her head on, and she moved the phone so my loved one couldn't call me. The paramedics came and got her, took her to the hospital, and they found open skin, like a diaper rash. So Azpira Place was not changing her on the routine they said they were and that they were supposed to be. From the hospital, she went to a rehab center, and now she's home with me with home health care. Because of our experience at Azpira Place, I'm having a hard time trusting putting her anywhere else. Their lack of concern from the director and VP was disappointing. They promised they would call me and they still never have. My initial impression of the facility was that it looked fine. I could smell urine when I would come in sometimes, but things looked clean enough. Certain staff were awesome and would call me on a regular basis. But when the incident happened, it all shifted. And now no one will speak to me, and nobody has called me back.

I lived at Heather Hills for 1 year. The residents were wonderful! Most of the staff was very kind and excellent with all of the residents. However, there were several that were evil, mean and cruel> It was in every area. They were in the office staff, servers ,health care and even administration. These people would often lie to the residents. They would document that they gave a medication, took a temperature, record that a resident refused a shower. One night when I first got there the toilet in my room was not working. I was told I would have to walk downstairs to use a restroom or wear an adult diaper. They did not have a plunger. I was recovering from a stroke. I was humiliated. I was new and scared. Another time I was told they did a temperature check. They did not. I was told that I must have forgot. It is scary what they do and get away with. Many residents are not able to speak for themselves, Their families and caregivers do not see the true picture. It is a SHAME!!!

The staff members were friendly, it was a good value but you were not getting anything for it. We feel that our loved one did not receive the care and attention that she needed. We understand covid had an impact but it was not living up to our expectations that they had offered.

I no longer live in this community. I was supposed to get certain cleanings of my space. I didn't see my cleaner more than twice in the time I was there. I believe I was one of the younger residents. Some of the staff were short, snippy, and unkind. When I moved in, it was supposed to be independent living. I would get yelled at by the staff when I would stick my head out of my room. There was no communication to us about the pandemic, and if anyone was sick in the community. I believe everyone was declining in health since we couldn't be out of our rooms. The community didn't hold their side of the contract. The food wasn't good, menu wasn't good, and it wasn't cooked well either. I wouldn't recommend this community to anyone.

I loved this place so much. The nursing staff took such good care of my dad. I’m so glad to say my dad is in great hands but I feel like it’s very overpriced for what we get and management is ruining it. Management has been working the staff short recently and on top of that I was passing by after visiting my dad and overheard someone in management ask a staff if all they did was stand around. things have seemed to go down hill there very fast. Used to be an immaculate facility I hope one day it gets better.

No staff. Resident are always soiled. Lack of training. The Alzheimer's part only has one RA to take care of 20 plus residents. The administration is always changing. They are forcing their religion on residents and staff. I wouldn't put my love ones there. The rooms have bugs in them. No activities that are continuous. The Supervisors are rude and don't know the residents. Resident stay with UTIs and falls.

My first impression of this place was amazing. Gorgeous and amazing staff. Only to find out everything was only fueled by drama and money. It’s so upsetting to see my dad be treated like this by management and not to mention he got sick from the Norovirus twice within one year. Save money and do not put your parents in here.

If we would do it over we would never would have my mother in law in this place. We visit many times and not once did I have any of the staff acknowledge me. It makes me feel anyone can just walk in off the street. There are residents you hear yelling for help, and no one around. I track down a nurse and told her about this person. And i was told that she always does that she is fine. I was shocked...just tonight. I was told. The nurses dont make sure you in bed anymore. Your on your own. We pay over $5.000 a month for a skeleton crew that these residents barley see....just not right. Where is the staff that has a heart....not at this place...

We went to take a tour of this community and before I could even get to the door I knew that this was not the place for my loved one. The place was dark and depressing. The feeling was not right. Also they only have rooms and not apartments. It just wasn't right for us.

I could write a book about this place and would never leave a loved one here. They are under staffed make all kinds of excuses for errors. Medicine is never given on time or at all! Workers are in break room on cell phones or no where to be found. When you walk in at times all you smell is urine and the poor residents are soiled in it. Some of the workers are very rude and treat residents like they are a burden. Please don't put your loved ones here they deserve better!