American House

I would definitely recommend American House Cedarlake. The staff are wonderful and there are a variety of activities if the residents choose to participate. The move in process went smoothly and the staff was helpful in orienting my dad to everything he would need to know. The only complaint my dad has had is with the food. The portions are small and he's mentioned several times that the quality is often low and that they often run out of items. He feels it's probably due to budgeting rather the kitchen staff and that for what he pays a month, more money should be allotted for better quality food.

American House is a wonderful independent living facility. I’ve been ver impressed with the staff. They’re knowledgeable and pro. They’ve made sure my Mom is made to feel welcome and comfortable. The food is first rate and the activities are interesting and fun. I highly recommend American House.

Placing my loved one in memory care is the most difficult decision I have made in our married life. As soon as I stepped into the facility, I felt at home right away and I had that feeling of confidence that this is it…my loved one will be cared for safely and lovingly here. The tour was honest and friendly, no frills. The welcome we received from the residents and the staff on admission day was great! There was music, dancing ,singing , cheering, and most of all, everyone greeted us and they certainly made us feel at home! In the subsequent days and weeks of the transition , my concerns were addressed with a smile. And, family members have been very caring and helpful! I witnessed how the staff cared for each resident with compassion and love. Yes, love! Thank you!

[name removed] have been so helpful. My mom has settled in and is getting stronger with the help of her Physical Therapist s. My mom has met some friends and attends movies and is great

My med tech is wonderful. Kind people. Clean apartment nicely.

I love American House, it is lovely. Food is good.

American House has been a good place to live.

We had done our best to keep my mom in her own home and independent, with assistance from me. She suffers from dementia. But a few weeks ago I saw on our WIFI cams that she had fallen. I was there in minutes and after two stays in the hospital and a few weeks in rehab, I decided that she needed to be in a "safe" facility. I checked many of the assisted living facilities in our area that offered Memory Care for dementia patients. One of my clients mentioned she had recently place her husband in American House in Zephyrhills and she was pleased with the care he was receiving. We had done our best to keep my mom in her own home and independent, with assistance from me. She suffers from dementia. But a few weeks ago I saw on our WIFI cams that she had fallen. I was there in minutes and after two stays in the hospital and a few weeks in rehab, I decided that she needed to be in a "safe" facility. I have been very pleased with the care my mother receives in this wonderful facility!

Everything about American House East 1 has been great! One thing I really like about this community is somethings its pretty quiet around here. Based on the experience I have with with this community I have already recommended them to other families.

Living at The Palms gives opportunity to meet new people, games to participate in, good food, great entertainment, transfer to medical facilities, and the chance to go out to eat at restaurants each month.

What we like the most about the American House Milford Senior Living community is that our loved one has everything she needs there all under one roof an they do outings and activities and they are good at communicating back to us.

This is the place to be. Lots of activities. Transportation if you no longer drive. Wonderful, caring staff. Good food!!! And happy hours to complete your day. Awesome!!!

The folks here are so friendly and nice.

My loved one is a resident at American House Grand Blanc Senior Living and the experience has been great. This facility is a great place and is top notch. The food is excellent. They are in my loved one's room daily to make the bed and to do extra things that are needed. I would recommend this facility to others.

My grandmother has been at American House senior Living for some time now. The staff are always nice and pleasant when I visit and my grandmother says she's always very well taken care of. When I visit, the staff are always so very caring and loving to the residents. It shows that they really care about the residents that live there.

After making the difficult decision to move my dad, I met with AH and had all my questions answered. I left feeling more at peace with my choice. I live in another state-16 hours away, but the staff has been very accommodating from getting paperwork completed to answering any questions/concerns I may have. I know my dad is being given the best possible assistance. I'm very thankful that Westerns are a choice on his television! I can only hope my dad is a blessing to those he is in contact with daily. Take the tour. Ask the questions.

Dad moved to the memory care unit and is safe, well cared for and is able to walk with his sun downing. He gets physical therapy which is included and the staff are so nice to him and my mom. They exercise everyday and play games. He went in using a Walker snd now he doesn’t need it. They cook with them, paint with them and he loves balloon volleyball. Good variety of food. Overall great experience. 5/5

The staff at Beach House Assisted Living and Memory Care at Wiregrass Ranch are so sweet- they talked so highly of my grandma and remembered who I was from her talking about it. They were very communicative and really catered to her needs. I would recommend the facility to others.

The facility and the staff were great. I have no complaints about anything. It is very clean and there is no odor like there is some other places.

I only had one problem which I was equally responsible for. I used their doctor, but I didn't really sit down with the in-house doctors physician assistant who prescribed the day to day meds and care. I explained that he got constipated and provided miralax for daily use. Apparently it was labeled as needed upon request. My husband was very easy going and they loved him. But when he becomes constipated he gets agitated and aggressive. He is non verbal and could not communicate his problem. He was also continent. I did not pick up on his problem when visiting until he was so backed up and he couldn't locate his room or a bathroom he would go into others rooms to find one. Since it wasn't his room he became aggressive with other residents and staff trying to get him back out. It took three incidents over a two month period until they forced him to go for psych evaluation and drugs. When I finally figured out what the problem was and requested a laxative ( which they only gave if he asked for it -- again he was nonverbal) it was too late to stop the stay at a Geri psych hospital. While there he aspirated. The hospital then returned him to Burlington Creek, got placed on hospice and died of pneumonia a week or so later. When I had him in a small nursing home memory care in Texas before placing him in KC, they gave all patients something daily to keep them regular and encouraged them to drink water several times a day outside of meal times. This apparently was not the practice at Burlington creek. once he was placed on hospice and he neared his last few days, the med tech was super sweet, kind and gentle, and was as loving as a daughter. He was loved there, Burlington Creek and his medical provider just didn't understand the effects of constipation on dementia patients. None of us did.