TestimonialsComing back after two weeks and finding mom so well cared for is the best Christmas gift I have had in years. Thank you for ALL you, Nancy, Dusty, Audrey, Christine and others are doing to ease my mother's transition. It's a huge one and the care and concern each of you provide is rare and invaluable. —Hanover House Family I have had the good fortune of visiting two of your SeniorCare Homes to attend to the needs of our hospice patients residing with you all. First impressions mean a lot and I was delighted to see such wonderful, nurturing staff caring for "my" patients. I would proudly recommend your facility for its cleanliness, warm caring staff and genuine concern for aging loved ones who can no longer live alone. What a refreshing home setting for folks to live out their final years. You can't know what a relief and reassurance you give families of those for whom your staff provides care. Thank you! —Hospice Nurse We wanted you to know how very much we like Eunice. We have been at the house
when she arrives at 6:00 p.m. to begin her evening with the ladies. When she enters
the living room, she goes around to each woman and personally greets them, hugs
them, and makes them feel special. When I was at the house a week ago, after she had
touched Mother and greeted her, my mother looked at me and said that she always did
that. And my mother had tears in her eyes because it meant so much to her. Eunice,
as you well know, is a very warm, kind woman. And since our mother stays up for about
two hours after everyone else has gone to bed, it is really helpful to her that Eunice
spends time talking with her. This all means so much to us. —Newport House Family Mother thrived in her new home immediately. We found the smaller, more cozy setting with such individualized attention to be most calming and comfortable for her. She was in a real house on a residential street where she enjoyed sitting in the front window and watching the neighborhood happenings. We visited daily and loved seeing her smiling face and a wave of her hand as we approached the front door. —Resident Family Member It is said that a thankful heart is not only the greatest virtue, but also the parent of all virtues. Our experiences with you have made us much better nurses. Thank you. —Students and Instructor, I was just thinking about how much time the ladies at the Sagamore House get to spend outside because of the wonderful deck you added to the house. It is truly wonderful that they have the opportunity to be outside in fresh air every day if the weather permits. Because I've been in nursing homes and seen all the residents wheeled to a central nurses station where they sit all day listening to the noise that exists there and never seeing sunlight or feeling the fresh air, I appreciate even more the opportunity these ladies have. My mother loves being outside. You have to drag her in! When she lived in her own home, she had a screened porch where she sat every afternoon and evening. And the one comment she made while still living there was that she would hate to be in a place where she could not get outside. So I'm very grateful to you for what you've given her and the other ladies. Even if they take it for granted that the deck is there, I don't! Thank you thinking of this! —Resident Family Member When we first visited with Jerry and Regina at Brookridge House, knew we had found exactly what we had envisioned for our mother. Both Jerry and Regina conveyed a wonderful sense of caring and concern, with amazing attention to every detail to make living with dementia as graceful as possible. When we toured the "new home" being renovated at 68th and Broadmoor, we signed on the dotted line immediately and eagerly awaited the day we could move Mother. —Resident Family Member Mother adjusted quickly to her beautiful new home, while we were able to relax knowing that she was getting the best possible care and attention 24 hours a day. No more worrying about Mother's safety and health care—just enjoyable visits with her in her lovely home! In my opinion, the combination of living in a house on an ordinary residential street and having excellent staff to provide care, makes Senior Care Homes an optimal environment for people with dementia. Our family feels incredibly blessed to have found such a place for Mother! —Resident Family Member My husband and I set out looking for a new care facility for my mother-in-law. She had been in a “skilled nursing unit” for several years. She had passed her 92nd birthday and we were not happy with either the care or atmosphere in her facility. We visited several places in town that were recommended as the “Best”. When we entered the SeniorCare home and met with the staff, we became so excited sensing immediately that this was a place with a homelike atmosphere plus excellent care. Perhaps some people need to experience the larger facility to know that this is how people should be treated when they can no longer care for themselves, a sunny room to watch the morning, a garden and deck to literally smell the roses, meals cooked fresh and taken in a normal kitchen setting, and a caring staff who remain consistent. —Resident Family Member There are no wheel chairs grouped tightly together, but a quiet atmosphere where individual needs can be taken care of. Visiting becomes a pleasure too. We were so excited and managed to move her into this wonderful home in a week. Each day we wake up thankful that she is in such a great place for these last years. Our children and grandchildren visit and say, “Oh, we love the new place! It is just right for Grandma.” —Resident Family Member Home...what a great way to create a comfortable feeling for a person with dementia by living in a real home setting. Wonderful solution... I commend everyone at SeniorCare Homes for all the “Moments of Joy” you are creating every day. Keep up the passionate work! —Jolene Brackey, |
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