Cardinal Senior Management

I am very pleased with my mom's move here and she is happy with her room which is a shared room and it is spacious. My mom has had some medical issues and will need surgery and the staff here have been great in working with us, their very attentive and caring. Mom likes going to the dining room and visiting with the other residents and she likes the food which is a plus. There are a lot of different activities offered to the residents and I would definitely recommend coming for a tour to see this community.

Everyone was really helpful. We had her in another facility before finding Autumn House. Wish I would of found this place sooner. She seems to really like it here.

My Dad is at Autumn Care East , Everyone there is so friendly nice and helpful. It helps me so much to know that my Dad is being well taken care of when I cant be there. I had choose Autumn House for my Dad and then before being moved I was told he would have to go on Hospice I was so upset to think he wouldn't beable to go they still took My Dad help me get all the Hospice set up all of the Staff there are just a GREAT GROUP of people. I would recommend if you need a Great Place for a family member Autumn House is that place.

Overall we are very, very happy. My parents are happy with it. They love the food and activities. They have helped with any issues that have come up. They have been very responsive to any requests or accommodations. I would rate them between a four and five. We have been very happy with it.

Things have gone well with Waldon Woods so far, I'd say overall the care is pretty darned good! It's a nice looking place, and they do a good job keeping everything clean and well kept. They definitely feed them well! The food is excellent! My Mom seems happy, and so far I haven't heard any complaints!

I had a lot of issues with lost clothing and valuables since things weren't initially marked like I was told. I was a frequent visitor to the laundry hunting clothes. I believe they were having administrative problems, but I'm not sure. You need to advocate frequently and not stop if your family member requires additional care or needs things. However, that being said, some of the staff were genuinely caring people. The woman who ultimately oversaw the floor he was on was helpful and concerned when I spoke with her about issues. My husband became difficult to take care of as his dementia became worse. Ultimately he fell, was on the floor for an undetermined period of time that he developed Rhabdomyolysis (found out he had Covid), went to the hospital and then rehab. Initially telling me he could come back as a hospice patient, they would not take him back. I did feel after 6 months of him living there they could have reached out and been more caring about everything that happened. But I felt a "coldness" , uncaring attitude from administration. That's how I felt, and still feel having gone through this experience. But let me add, the food was well prepared (but patients aren't fed), the housekeeping staff pleasant and helpful, the caregivers kind (although I did a lot of his personal care). He had his own room (on a locked unit for his safety), but realize dementia patients wonder into other rooms, personal items disappear for whatever reason. I can only speak to the unit he resided on. Overall, the building is clean and well maintained. People are pleasant and helpful.

I hear the complaints of experienced workers complaining how there is little or no training for the new people. [name removed] and I have experienced this to our annoyance, too. Sometimes, there is no common sense used by newer aides when dealing with patients. If there are rules and not being followed, there are no corrections being made that can be seen. Whenever I need to dry my hands after working with my husband , there are never any towels! Very little variety of food. No fresh fruit is provided for memory care. Med techs and aides are very helpful to [name removed] and very willing to help me in dealing with [name removed].

Recommend using a doctor that is able to take care of all medical needs and comes to the "home". Especially if staff is administering insulin or other special needs. Staff needs training on insulin administration. We had various life threatening issues due to staff's lack of understanding insulin and special needs.

Being an assisted living facility, it doesn't totally meet my mother's needs because of her dementia and higher need for medical care. But she cannot afford a memory care facility. Hospice is helping with what VP does not provide. If it wasn't for my mother's dementia and age and need for the extra medical and physical care, VP would get a 5 star rating across the board. It is truly a lovely place.

I have no complaints or concerns with Autumn House. My dad is enjoying his time there :) The team has been great to work with. They are compassionate and helpful with my dad. They have been very patient with him as well.

The staff seems friendly. Although my wife has Alzheimer's, she seems content there. Usually smiling when I visit, I credit the staff for that. No activities director for most of the time. The cost is crippling, but I guess it is par for the course.

The price is very competitive for comparable facilities in our area. And, overall, we are happy with the care our Mom is receiving. She's safe, getting the medical attention she needs, and is doing much better compared to her previous independent living situation.

Excellent care and very clean! More variety of food options, especially for dinner would be good. Sometimes the options are soup and sandwich which weren't filling enough.

Always difficult to get healthy meals for diabetics. Some equipment fails: one elevator was out for 2 weeks emergency generator has been out for months I love to sing but there are not enough other singers to sing 4 part harmony.

I like the activities and the sense of community and yes I would recommend Oak Leaf Manor to other families who may need a place for their loved ones

Our experience was much better when we switched doctors that would come into the facility. Also, when Mom began hospice care, it was a godsend. The hospice staff took care of a lot of the personal needs that she was not able to do herself. I feel the staff is better suited for a resident that has a lower need of assistance. Our mother had a high level need of assistance and the call bells were not answered in a timely manner. I must say, I feel most of the staff was very caring

A very clean and friendly facility. Well staffed and the activities were plentiful. We picked this community because it was a nice facility, and of life care.

It was close to home, was very nice, and had a full time RN and physician asst. on staff.

I think on weekends they should have a couple activities. Due to staffing, it's not like it was 2 years ago. We picked this community because it was more of a cozy home feeling environment and close by.

The staff is really friendly to the residence- saw that even when they did not know they were being observed. They could improve on the food - that is the biggest complaint I hear from my parents is about the food.