Juniper Communities

Since Frontier Management took over the property for the owners the cost of living here has sky rocketed. I feel like only my money matters to them. No familiar staff faces because there is so much turnover and agency staffing. The young people working here only care about getting a paycheck and have no interest in me what so ever. I grew up in Fredericksburg and do not understand why the owners of the building would want Frontier Management hiring a nurse who is a bully and rude. I feel sorry for the residents who are paying so much extra for medication management and do not receive their medication as prescribed. The nurse is a big bully to workers and residents. Screaming at workers and raising her voice to my family when I had them intervene on my behalf. Please do not be fooled by the fancy building and social media posts. Things changed for the worse when Frontier management took over.

I would tell others looking into Juniper Village at Williamstown that you need to go every day and check on your family member and stay on top of them. The care was awful unless I requested some thing then they did it. PA was horrible. Even then the nurse was not very professional. I was not happy at all my father went downhill very fast in the time that he was there. He sadly past after six weeks. He was prescribed hydrochlorothiazide by his cardiac doctor in November, and they refused to give it to him. We paid for my fathers wash to be done. It was supposed to be done weekly and it wasn't. I don't think he was getting showered at all. I put two bars of soap in his bathroom. The day he moved in and they were never touched. I bought brand, new towels and washcloths put them in his closet, and they were never used only one rag, and one towel the entire time he lived there he was never shaved. I had to shave him every two days. He gets no more tears over the counter drops three times a day. It took me a month before the physician assistant prescribed it so he could hardly open his eyes. And the week before he died they prescribed him and medicine for his mood, which basically made him lethargic and I told them it was too strong. They need to lower the dose and he died a couple days later. The nurse [name removed] told me that my father was pampered and that when I'm not around, he's basically running through the hallways the last two weeks he couldn't even walk. He was being pushed on his walker that has a seat. He was so weak even the physical therapist from Virtua called me with concerns. Said he puts on an act for me. Very upsetting that people don't care anymore.

Walked in and the window glass was filty, trashroom trash all over, and tons of potholes, over heard guest talking about aunt's room full of bedbugs. I would not let my grandmother move in here hell no run.

Overall our experience with the community has not been good. We had many issues arise while our loved one was there. The staff was not cooperative. They do not seem to be very transparent with what they do.

While the facility and grounds are beautiful, there are many cracks in management. There were a few bright spots during my dad’s 5 month stay but the overall experience was not good.

Unfortunately Poet's Walk was not a good fit for our loved one, the friendliness of the aids were great but when it came to the day to day staff and management that really did vary.

I did not like this community. It was so sterile and unfriendly. It was so clean that it looked like no one lived there. We had a great tour and a lovely tour guide that was amazing.

Juniper VIllage had our loved ones medications wrong, and there was just an overwhelming feeling of negligence going on. Instead of this community bringing our loved one to and from meals, and the few activities they had, they told us we needed to hire an aid for that.

We walked in one day into my mothers bedroom, and it was a complete mess. Her bandages weren't changed at all. The staff was okay, and the administrator was awful. The amount of money we were paying to have her at this community was not worth it. For thanksgiving all my mother had to eat was a salad. The food was not good at all. House keeping was not so great either, my mother was wearing clothes that weren't hers. They say they had activities for the residents but they do not,the only thing they had was a guy come in on Sundays to sing a couple of songs. The rooms were a nice size, we liked the way it was laid out. They were understaffed in the dementia unit that they would gather everyone into a room and make them stay there so they could keep eyes on everyone at the same time.

They are not organized enough. My mother fell and no one knew about it and they didn't notify me about her fall. Some of the caregivers are good and some are not so good. We chose this community because I thought it would be a good place,. They were supposed to have a nurse on duty at all time but they didn't the last months. The food was okay and they offered variety but too many sweets and too much junk food was served. I would not recommend this community.

It was definitely not a place of choice. everything looked old and dirty. Urine smell everywhere. The staff looked very sparse and not engaged.

Despicable!! Do not send anyone here!! The memory care unit is a DISGRACE. Filthy, no care plan, not enough supervision. We read the one star reviews and ignored them! LOOK BEYOND THE CLOSED DOORS!!! All of the responses to the low ratings are the same from DSL. It is an insult for the administration to respond to the low reviews. ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS!!!!! Look at many other websites for the low reviews.

Place is pretty but the care is NOT

Daylesford's Dementia Ward is located in a basement. A highway passes in front of the facility. Management favors a "one size fits all" approach, without exception for individual circumstances.

Management was so unorganized and barely looked like they were around when I would come in . Always looked like they were short staff with cnas so half of the time my mother would complain there were never enough aides to help her. It was a disaster .

I was very excited to recommend the Harbour to one of my clients family. Went for a tour and their daughter was very happy with what she had seen and was told. I am a CNA and had gone to the Harbour on many visits with home health agencies. I had given a very high recommendation . We were told we would be put on list. So as weeks went by we called to see how things were going. We were told they would have a room soon , more time goes by still nothing. Finally I called and spoke with a representative of the facility and was told should not be much longer that there would be a room soon situation was told to me I will not post that. Well as we waited no calls no notifications . Told to contact Sunrise of the South Hills same treatment. Very disappointed with the way the Harbor handle this matter. Would not recommend again..

Did not care for this facility.

Very disappointing visit today. I was not given assistance and felt like I was in the way. Residents needing assistance were ignored. It appeared very disorganized. despite having an appointment, I was not expected and the director was not available.

They prescribed medication that was not FDA approved for Alzheimer's patients. They did not properly test their employees for COVID 19. This led to their employees bringing the virus into the facility. My wife died from the virus.

I would not recommend the Personal Care areas. Apartments are nice but if you need a higher level of care I would not recommend Junipe Village. Seems like staffing issues are a constant problem. I honestly don’t think my love one is getting the care they deserve.