Bristol Care, Inc.

The staff were consistently caring and helpful. Turn over was very high, so house managers changed frequently. This seems to be a reality of health care and perhaps all industries at this time. Administration came in at one point and discouraged people from filing grievances (apparently someone was viewed as filing too many/frivolous grievances). This was not helpful.

Transitioning to the new place at first was awkward. There was a quick turnover in management and it was confusing. However, the new administrator is wonderful. My mom quickly fell in love with her and is happy in her new home.

Finding a facility for our mother was a trying process as one would expect. We all want the best of the best, especially for our aging parents. Two years ago, I wouldn't have given Bristol Manor a second thought if someone had suggested it. Today, choosing to move our mother into this facility has been one of the best decisions yet. The way you feel as if you are walking into "home" when you go through the front door, gave me full confidence in leaving my mother here. The administrator is the main reason we chose to move Mom in. Her compassion and ability to make each and every resident feel heard, cared for, and safe while providing amazing assistance with ADL's and managing to keep the entire facility, residents rooms and all, clean and comfortable is something we will not find anywhere else. So, if you'd ask me today, there's no place I'd rather have my mother than Bristol Manor of Carrollton.

I love that it is a very small community more like a home. Each has their own private room and private bath. That's very hard to find.

We like that the manager is level headed and seems to be organized. We like the food overall, and my brother who lives there had dental surgery and they accommodated his need for soft food. Things for improvement. There seems to be an overall neglect of the property. Inside is very dated and dreary. The potholes in the driveway are just awful. The residents are not able to lock their doors. In a way I understand this but if management had a master key then it seems like it would be safer. For a while there were 2 residents who entered by brothers room without permission. There was little he could do.

I would recommend it. We picked the community because of the appearance of the facility and the location.

Well, my brother is the client and he has mental illness but it sounds like there isn't much communication to the clients about what is going on. As an example, the manager and her boyfriend live on site. My brother complains that they go to an amusement park everyday. I've tried to tell him that she probably has vacation days or comp days when she does that, but it is upsetting to him. I understand that he doesn't need to know but it would be a nice courtesy if the manager is "out" for the clients to know. For such a small and affordable place overall I think they do a nice job.

The facility is always clean when I come to visit. It's a friendly place. The staff are good people, and they genuinely care about the people they serve. My dad likes it there and is able to maintain his independence.

[name removed] was amazing and very very accommodating and had lots of patience. We very much appreciated her care. Based on the experience we have had with Bristol Manor of Warsaw we would recommend the community to other families.

Bristol was in Wentzville that I looked at and not really a skilled facility. Very small and no activities. Not ideal for someone with memory issues. More of a residential care not assisted living.

It also was a very lovely tour, just went with another location.

This was a nice community. It was a little older and dated but it was still a place that I would have considered for my loved one.

overall the facility is nice, modern, and up to date. The food is good and they provide a great diet. The admin was a little rigid but the main concern is the safety of their residence. My brother received good care while there.

My dad really complained about the food, the quality just was not there. Staff was very sweet, They really worked with us on many levels. Was hard to get a doctor in to see my dad. It was a confusing process. Since he moved from out of the area we had to find him new doctors and that was not easy.

My mother came to Ashbury when she could no longer live unassisted in her home. The move was very hard for her. Not only was she recovering from a broken hip, she also had to give up her independence and the privacy of her own home. The Ashbury staff helped her make this transition in a very caring way. Thank you Ashbury for giving my mother not only a new place to call home, but creating a new community of friends for her.

Wonderful place if u cannot keep your family at home ...this is the best home away from home. They treat them like they are their family and I know that made my grandma feel so at home.

I like that this building has a home environment.

Really nice and spacious room very clean place and really friendly staff

My experience with the Essex of Sedalia has been very pleasant. The facility is clean and the staff is great. I appreciate that they take time to listen to my family's needs and they are always willing to go the extra mile. Thank you staff of Essex for all you do. :)

I placed my aunt in this facility and I am pleased at the care she is getting and the staff is always very friendly and the manager is always available and very pleasant and I love the home feel I get when I am there