IntegraCare Corporation

We have had an excellent experience, my aunt particularly is very happy to have made this move. She has made many friends here and feels comfortable. My uncle is more mobile and able to be around more people now so he is coming around. Everybody has been wonderful and so helpful, they followed through from the very beginning. Everything has worked out great for us and I would definitely recommend to others looking.

The director was fabulous. Our loved one was there for a short respite stay, but the director was very on the ball making sure we had a good experience. My loved one seemed pleased about the people who were taking care of her. She was there in the middle of Covid restrictions, so there weren't as many activities going on, and they were serving food in the rooms. But they were very upfront with us about what they were offering at the time. If you had anything you weren't satisfied with, you just let them know, and they took care of it. It seemed clean there overall. We weren't able to come inside to visit, but my loved one had no complaints.

It is expensive but the meals and dining service at the community is great and they do offer pretty good activities.

I would recommed Magnolias of Lancaster. They are great with patients with dementia. They have an activities coordinator and she plans a lot of activities, they include both inside and outside activities for the residents. When I visit my loved one he is always clean. They call me with updates and when I call they are very responsive. If I show up unexpected they go and get him for him to see me through the window. I usually go between lunch and dinner time.

The community is always clean when you walk into the lobby. All the staff here are extremely friendly and helpful and we really like how they treat the residents and families. The staff seems to do the best they can with the residents in their care. The activities are great.

I have placed my uncle here. I am very happy with the accomodations. He has his own "apartment" with a refrigerator and a large bathroom. The nursing department has been wonderful in keeping up with his care. He is mobile and goes to the recreation room for activities. The staff has been great to me and my family.

I would like to commend [name removed] at Easton, MD Candle Light Cove. My mother-in-law was a resident. [Name removed] embraced our family when we needed it the most. Her warm smile, caring voice and demeanor was what made our decision to choose Candle Light Cove. Matter of fact, I personally loved and enjoyed the staff so much I want to volunteer there now as a Hospice Volunteer. If anyone is looking for a caring, loving, beautiful place for your family member this staff is ready to welcome you with loving arms.

I toured Magnolias while looking for living options for my husband. It seemed like a good community, and one that I could have chosen. The staff appeared very involved and patient. There were two factors in my decision to choose another location: The first was location--a bit farther to drive than our first choice. The second factor was access to enter the community. The outside door is locked and response to the door buzzer was slow--may not be a continual problem, but the first impression was a bit troublesome.

Very happy so far with my mother's transition from home to this facility. I feel they genuinely care about her and it gives me piece of mind.

Everything is going great so far! The staff are very attentive and the facility is kept clean and safe. There are also great activities to join in on. Though the meals leave something to be desired, my loved one says that they are okay.

The staff was great here and they were very kind and helpful. The community was very pleasant from what we saw and it was clean and neat. We just did not like that mom would not be able to get many visitors in this location.

Sunrise is a beautiful place. It is bright and clean. The staff is friendly and caring. My family member is living in the Reminiscence area. There have been no elopement issues and seems content to reside there. The food looks great and there are usually at least three choices of entrees at lunch and dinner. Being able to choose is important. There is encouragement by the staff that residents maintain as much independence as possible for the stage of the disease that they are in. It is a comfortable place to have a loved one live. The views of the bay are beautiful.

We love it there. I think she is getting better care. It's a nice place. It's clean and everyone is friendly. They have been very accommodating with us. She doesn't complain at all here now. She likes the food, and we have eaten with her and we think it's pretty good too. It's a little more than the last place, but I find that it's worth it.

This was one of our top two when we were looking around. It was very close to me, and I liked the location. We didn't really care for the way the pricing was set up, there would have been extra charges for some of the things we would need. We were on the waiting list here, but there wasn't any availability when we needed it.

We were more positive on this community than Emeritus, Rooms were very nice, we were not exposed to any meal, staff was extremely friendly, very favorable.

Contacting A place for mom saved me a lot of researching and just plain time and running around. I called on Monday morning and had 4 places set up for me to start visiting on Tuesday. I could have not done this on my own so quickly. Also it was categorizes for me, exam Personal Care or Memory care, and the area in which we preferred to find a place. I'm not sure, being brand new at this I knew the difference. But Natalie at A Place for Mom knew exactly where to look and saved me lots of investigating on my own. Yes, A Place for Mom was a tremendous help!

I think it's kind of a nice place and it's a little far to travel for me, but she liked it and, she picked it, so that's what we did. It's very, very clean, any piece of dirt or anything and they are right there trying to clean it up. There are a couple of people that really aren't that friendly, they don't seem to smile as much, or be as talkative as some of the others, but most of everybody else is very nice, all of the people there know everybody by name, they are a pretty close knit group. They have four or five levels of care and separate each one by about a hundred dollars. They frown on anyone doing their own medication and want you to go through them. Housekeeping is done once a week and they launder the sheets on the bed and towels and wash cloths, but personal laundry, you have to pay or have someone do it or do it yourself. The medication management is close to being on time but sometimes they aren't always on time. There's quite a bit of activities, over Christmas they had childrens dance troups and singing carols, and someone in the library reading today, they take them out on shopping trips and things. Some of the people bake cookies for meals on wheels. My mom chose it because it was less expensive.

We were very happy with the service my loved one received here, and would have kept her there if cost hadn't been an issue. They have a robust staff and are able to handle all different levels of care, and have full time RNs on staff. As a larger facility they have a very good variety of activities as well. It's very expensive, but they provide a good level of high quality care.

Our experience with The Woods at Cedar Run has been good. The people there are friendly. The primary reason we chose The Woods is they are close by and they offered more care services than the other four or five facilities we looked at. I rated lower on "value" because all the places we saw were expensive. Our loved ones seem to like the activities here as well.

The facility is nice. The staff has been friendly and genuinely listen to individual needs. Our mother is adjusting quite well.