Amber Court Assisted Living Communities

Poor sanitary conditions in dinning area. Dirty carpeting through out the dinning area. Dirty table cloths on the tables . Poorly maintained living quarters. Injuries to residents go unreported. Theft of clothing. We had to replace numerous items of clothing that were stolen or gone missing. We were told by a staff member not to leave her clothing at Amber Court. No one in the facility wants to take responsibility for anything. My mother in-laws suffer a broken foot that we discovered on a visit. We notified the supervisor about the injury. She said she did not know what had happen to my mother in-law. Someone tried to cover the injury by putting her shoe and sock over the foot. My mother in-laws foot was swollen and completely black and blue. It appeared to be an injury that was at least a couple of days old. No one knew or took responsibility for the injury or about reporting it. We found urine soaked diapers in her draws alongside clean clothing. All of our complaints seem to fall on deaf ears. I would not recommend this facility to anyone who cares about their loved ones.

It reeks of urine, the bathrooms are shared and filthy. The rooms are dirty, never dusted or cleaned. Patients have other peoples clothes in their drawers and cabinets. A poor excuse for a "recreation room". When you ask a question they say "I don't know" , no one seems to know anything. My mother was sent to the hospital and when I asked, "I don't know, I just came on at 3'oclock" was the answer. It's just a sad sad excuse for senior housing. Keep looking...

A Place for Mom was SUPERB in finding me a place for my father quickly and within my means. They were wonderful. As for Lake Shore Assisted Living, the food was beyond terrible. Not only was it unhealthy (a hot dog for dinner served to a 78 year old diabetic?!?!?) but there was never enough. After my father called me one evening CRYING that he was hungry, I went and bought him a refrigerator for his room. Unfortunately, the facility did not allow hot plates or toaster ovens. I experienced a fire drill during an afternoon visit that went very well. It was organized and all residents were rushed out. However, having visited in the evenings, there are only 2 staff members on which then turns to 1 staff member overnight. Should there be an emergency there is NO WAY those residents will survive with that lack of staffing especially those on the 3rd floor where my father was. almost all residents used walkers or canes. they could never get down those stairs without the help of more staff. I have already removed by father from that facility. It was a shame because the location is beautiful and the price was affordable. Unfortunately he was not fed properly nor looked after properly in the evenings.

I have a loved one at Amber Court and I must say I am sorry I put them here. For the amount of money they are charging, the food is horrible-the health dept should pull a surprise visit and see some of the crap the residents are being fed, and they just increased the room and board. Whenever I can, I bring my parent food. The laundry is done and comes back with bleach stains, the elevators smells, as does the hallways. There seems to be a large amount of theft going on (not by the residents). You have people living there who are suffering from Alzheimers and dementia and have their money controlled by the facility. And somewhere in all of this money is being stolen. You call the facility and you get a recording about all the wonderful things being done for the residents, like trips (i don't think so), activities (can't name one). The only sure thing being done is the owners are getting richer, and the service poorer.