Comfort Care Senior Living

Good location for residents that don't need skill nurses. Nursing staff was only during the day. Cleaning of residents bathroom was limited. Staff was friendly. I would only recommend them under certain situations.

I would want to tell families to keep a handle on any money that their loved ones keep in their room. Money that my dad had in his wallet that he kept in his room "grew feet." I would suggest money be kept in a locked box that only the family and loved one has access to.

I was not there everyday, but when I was they served hot dogs or brats with potato chips. Staff was very nice. The facility always looked clean. My mother's bathroom was never clean. After she fell three times, she got bad and hospice was contacted. First fall she broke some ribs, second fall she broke her hip. After she got out of rehab she returned to Reed City Fields. Not long after, she fell again. Hospice was contacted. My sister's and I decided to move her to a different facility, she passed two days later. I think if there was added training maybe I could recommend Reed City Fields.

[name removed] was an angel by our families side. Always greeting us with a smile , hug and listening ear . Her gentle kind spirit created trust and assurance to meet our individual needs. Her presence is a gift to the community . Thank you dear one for your integrity and grace.

My heart is in gratitude for the kind, helpful angel [name removed]. She greets me with a hug and a smile, always listening with a smile and a commitment to action for what ever I have concerns about. She has been my rock and foundation . Her presence is a blessing to this community. I am forever grateful to have her .

We toured The Pines of Goodrich Assisted Living and Memory Care when searching for an Assisted Living facility for my loved one. Our tour guide was great, very good with talking to my loved one. The facility was clean and the staff was very friendly.

My dad did not want to leave home, so that interfered with the overall experience. The facility was always clean. They kept you informed of any health concerns, ie falling, but never called just to tell me he had a good day which I would have appreciated. He was only there 2 months before he passed. He never really got used to being there.

It's an okay facility, but I wish we would've spent more time touring other facilities in the area prior to her arrival. My loved one, doesn't feel like their carpet is clean enough. The staff on the floor, are very nice to my loved one and to our family when we are visiting. The staff members who interact with my loved one are very nice and is pleased with how they treatthem. No signs of my loved one being mistreated. The family encourages my loved one to eat in the dining room to avoid being in the room all day. I would like to see more daily activities to have available. While I understand that costs of every thing goes up it's hard to justify more money when on a limited budget. Also, It's very obvious that the facility is showing signs of poor facility maintenance. Would like to see some pride taken in the appearance of all sides of the facility not just the front.

We have not been happy with Hampton Manor of Shelby. There is not enough care given to details. There are not enough activities. The dining experience is very poor. When I would talk to the head nurse about issues, she was combative.

When it comes to the activities and based on what our loved one is saying, they do offer bingo for the residents.

The person responsible for touring was not well prepared and could not answer some important questions. The facility does not offer a full range of activities and services for residents. Many rooms overlook a parking lot.

This is a nice memory care facility that has possibilities.

They were very helpful and informative. However we plan to apply elsewhere

The price was the cheapest around for such a nice room. The girls that cared for the patients were great. My mom was a ex-smoker and unfortunately her room with a nice big window, was right by the back porch where the staff that smoked liked to hang out. I wasn't to happy about that. Seemed like a very nice place.

The greatest problem we experienced was being painted a picture that turned out completely different than the reality there. We gave up 3 weeks of fees because we felt necessary to get dad in an healthier environment that fit his needs and they would not refund the money stating that "per the contract" we didn't qualify. When I said what about the fact that they did not live up to what they promised in the contract, they just ignored me. [name removed] was so professional and kind when we visited. I was very shocked as time went on. Integrity is extremely important to me. For individuals in a higher need of care, it might be a better fit. However, the stories my dad told me about how they spoke with those people were not very good.

In the beginning process of touring the facility and talking with some staff, it seemed like a great place for my father-in-law, but it quickly became apparent that they were very under-staffed and not very attentive to his needs. When he passed away, it was difficult to reach the management to end his stay there. He was only there two weeks! No amount of refund was offered even though we payed for everything upfront. I truly feel that they only care about the money, not the care and well belling of the residents. Not happy with his stay there and I do not recommend this place to anyone.

I would probably not recommend them. My dad was happy I was not. My mom got a bedsore that was bad enough it needed surgery and it was downhill after. She passed within a month or so of the surgery.

There are a few people that were not nice to my family members. We felt like some people were treated better than my family was treated. Cleaning was not done on a regular basis. One women was hand fed and had lots of 1.1 attention. We were told that we couldn't get 1.1 attention. My step dad was left to sleep in his chair, in the middle of the common area without socks. When my Mom arrived one day, an employee said very loudly "his wife is here now so she can babysit him". That was embarrassing and distasteful. No fresh fruits or veggies. We were told that if he can't walk on his own, he cannot be there. However, many people were in wheelchairs so what is the difference? One lady is in a wheelchair and being fed every meal. We were told that can't happen. My mom could not call into his dementia unit and ask how he was doing. He had to go to ER and they didn't help Mom load him onto the car. She is 75 years old and it wad too much for her. Mom washed his clothes and sh

My loved one was previously a resident at Shelby Comfort Care. When my loved one moved in, this was a very nice place. However, due to staff turnover (Executive Director, Activities Director and Nurse), things drastically changed and went downhill. Based on our experience, I would not recommend Shelby Comfort Care to others.

Get something in writing showing the care. It was very misleading. They did not provide what they said that they would. There was a major lack of staffing. My loved one fell multiple times under their care. There were a lot of lies from numerous staff members. There were different levels of care within memory care and I did not like that. Make sure to read the fine print. Overall it was not a good experience.