A Place Called Home Residential Care

Everything was good there. The help is excellent. My father in law loved the food. I would definitely recommend it. My father in law wasn't there very long since he passed away, but it was a good experience while we were there.

Mom wasn't there but a month before she passed They were all very nice and caring They made like a home. Very friendly. Very clean Mom needed 24 hour care and they helped her

Trust that the staff is giving you good advice but make sure to look over the facilities that are suggested by the staff and report back to them any negative feedback. They are always very respectful and willing to help.

We toured A Place Called Home Residential Care #3 when searching for care for our loved one. The owner gave us the tour. He was very low key. I liked that he was not pushy. The place was bright, cheery, and had a happy atmosphere. Lunch looked good and the staff and residents were interacting. This place seemed like a great place.

We toured A Place Called Home Residential Care #4 when searching for care for our loved one. The home was cheery and bright and seemed to have a happy atmosphere. The owner was our tour guide and he was very low key. I liked that he wasn't pushy. Lunch looked good. I noticed that the staff and residents were interacting with each other. This place seemed great!

The staff were wonderful at A Place Called Home Residential Care. It's a family atmosphere there and the residents were happy and engaged. The facilities are in great neighborhoods and they are bright and cheery. My mom's stay was very short, but I really appreciated the main house managers at her location. Nice, helpful and very capable. They kept it very clean and uncluttered.

I would give A Place Called Home 5's all across the board. They have a very caring staff and it is a beautiful home. The other places that we looked into at the time were depressing, but A Place Called Home is not that way at all. They were welcoming and the other residents seemed happy when we went to visit.

This facility is just great. It's clean and feels like home. The atmosphere is very pleasant. The main caregivers live there and are amazing. Put it this way, if the caregivers moved to another place, I would move my loved one to be where they are. My loved one has no complaints about the food and it always looks good to me. Communication with the family is wonderful. They don't have specific activities, but are great about keeping the residents engaged. Housekeeping is very good. It's always nice and cleaned up and ready for company. I would absolutely recommend them to family and friends.

My father in law was there a month and passed away. Got the best care ever and I highly recommend. The staff was so good to him. [name removed] and [name removed] took extra care because he was more difficult. He had to go to hospice care pretty quick. He loved it there.

I looked at a lot of different places and A Place Called Home was by far the best. The gal I spoke with on the phone initially was the one who gave the tour. It was clean and did not smell. The other residents were clean and looked well taken care of that we could see. The location is great as well. I would highly recommend them to anybody looking. It is a very friendly environment and the staff are very caring towards their residents. There are only 6 residents here and the care is great with it being such a small facility.

I love how residents are treated with respect and dignity. Hospice residents are given the extra care and attention they need.Good communication between caregivers,families and respective agencies. Caregivers are very professional. I would recommend this home to anyone who is looking for placement for their loved one.

A Place Called Home Residential Care is comfortable and so clean. The home itself is absolutely beautiful and probably one of the nicest homes my mom has ever lived in. They're like a family unit because they all eat and dine together. The in-home caregivers have children, so they'll do activities with the kids. It really is like a family, and my mom sees it as her home.

The staff really tries their best to take care of all the residence. The food is good and they try and make things that are good for our loved ones. I think the community is doing an excellent job taking care of our loved one. I would recommend this community to others

My husband was at the 2827 Calimyrna home for eight months with the most wonderful and caring staff that you could ever want. They were ever watchful of him, calling an ambulance twice to get him to the hospital as soon as the need was suspected; once during the day and once during the night. The home and yards are beautifully maintained with regular repair and refurbishing being done. Both [name removed] & his brother [name removed] were always available and so politely took care of any concerns or answered any questions. At mealtimes, especially dinner, the aroma of always "home cooked" dishes filled the house! There were always decorations for various holidays to make it "homey". i believe anyone could feel very comfortable having their loved one cared for at any of these homes. [name removed]

My husband is a resident of A Place Called Home. Moving him from our home was the most difficult decision I have ever had to make. It took me months, even with the urging of his children, to arrive at the acceptance that I could no longer care for him. Once the decision was made, my sister and I visited every conceivable place we could find. My sister and brother-in-law ownedand ran a Board and Care, specifically designed for our mother when she became incapacited. Having that kind of experience in the search for the perfect placement for my husband was invaluable. From the "Big Box Stores" to individual houses, we searched high and low. We found mostly low to mediocre to "would do". And then we found [Removed] and A Place Called Home. We knew we had found the ideal place. [Removed] background as an ICU and Hospice RN made the decision even easier. His dedication to the residents and hands on approach to the well being of his wards is laudable. That dedication carries on with all of the caregivers, as well. They are compassionate, patient and loving people. All of the five houses of A Place Called Home are immaculate. The food is freshly prepared and the house is beautifully appointed. It looks like a home, not an institution. It is comfortable and upscale homey. [Removed] and his brother Colin have the unique ablilty to make you feel as though your loved one is the most important person they care for. That is because ALL of the residents in their homes truly are the most important people they care for. There is no higher recommendation I can offer other than, I know that there is no better place to be found where your mother, father, sister, brother, husband or wife would be cared for with any higher level of excellence. It is an exceptional place with exceptional people.

When I came to see this home, everything was fine and it was great to get a quick response from A Place For Mom with referrals. We felt that it would not work out here for our loved one. We were looking for something more hands on with the care.

When I came to see this home, everything was fine and it was great to get a quick response from A Place For Mom with referrals. We felt that it would not work out here for our loved one. We were looking for something more hands on with the care.

My Mom has never received better care than when she moved to APCH. The premises are immaculate and are designed to provide the best in a "home like" setting while providing ample access. My Mom is a mild diabetic (controlled by medications) and has always struggled with maintaining her blood sugar levels. Not here. The meals are lovingly prepared, have a wonderful variety to appeal to picky eaters, and are nutritionally balanced. Mom's blood sugars haven't been this low for years. The true strength of APCH is in the caregivers. Dealing with residents who have dementia is not always easy. However the caregivers treat each resident with respect and dignity. I have never seen them raise their voice or become impatient. In fact I could honestly say that they treat the residents as they would their own aging parents. Lastly, each house is developed as a micro-community, so that all residents in a particular house have the same care needs. It has been a blessing to have found APCH for Mom.

Excellent facility, caregivers, food, etc.

They are really clean, and super friendly. It's so nice having one on one care. They do play some bingo, and take her to go and sit by the lake. Every time I go they are cooking something that smells really good. We liked where the other residents were as far as being highly functional.