Eden Senior Care

The staff do give really good care to the residents, but our main problem we have encountered is the entire executive team is gone. So everybody now is new and there are a lot of changes going on and we just are unsure about some things.

This community was good from the tour experience, however I have heard some not so good things from others at this community.

Tired looking, not a good vibe. Residents didn't seem engaged.

Our family had an in person tour and the staff were all great, we did like how the rooms were bigger then a previous community we looked at, but we just did not think this was going to be the right place. We did not really like the layout of the community, it is two floors which is fine but it just seemed pretty dark and not very inviting.

Mom and Dad are liking it. They staff are really nice to them. The food is good, and the chef has been able to work with my mom with her dietary restrictions. They activities are good as well. They had some difficulties with the billing, but she was able to talk to them and get it straightened out. Other than that, they seem to be really liking it there and are doing just fine. They finally got everything hung on the walls that I couldn't help them with - Beaver Dam has special staff that help with that. So it feels like their place, and not just a place where they're residing for a bit, which was really important to them.

Clean, spacious apartments. Activity person passes her responsibility to residents favoritism shown in games. More staff needed. Most staff friendly and helpful but over worked because of current "I want a pay check but I don't want to work" attitude most employers are dealing with.

More consistent help, less changing of caregivers. Clean facility, staff is friendly and helpful.

I'm new to this product. However, it's not an easy learning curve. The first person we met at Rock Run was amazing. She was welcoming, friendly, answered all of our questions and even gave us some things to think about. She gave us hope in a dark time. However, after moving my parent in to assisted living, its been frustrating. We paid for a maximum level of care, but my parent tells me no one is helping. We can't get anyone to tell us what is done by whom and when. The biggest challenge is communication. I think the people are good by nature, but the organizational systems in place are not explained nor evident. Also, the activities are not for a wide group of people, more for preschoolers. Wish they had some learning or culture groups as activities - music, art, theatre, travel, books or magazine articles, cars etc instead of arts and crafts, bingo and happy hour.

We toured this community and it was nothing special. The tour was short and I really didn't get a good feel for the community

I like the fact that it is smaller and the care seems more intimate. The meals and medication administration are included, along with housekeeping. It is very dated and smells like a nursing home, however apparently it will be undergoing major renovations as it is under new ownership. The rooms are very basic and include one room and a bathroom. Pricing seems more reasonable. This is very close to where my sisters and I live and is definitely something to consider.

We did a virtual tour with the community. It was very nice and the staff was friendly, they answered all of our questions and tried to make the virtual tour as good as it can be.

Small Community which is a plus for memory care. The discount for couples was not clear at the time of tour.

Not a very welcoming entrance. The hallways are white on white — looks like a hospital.

It hard to get to know the staff due to the turnover, They have not gotten their covid vaccines yet also.

The care services would be very low at this community, our loved one fell multiple times. At one point she ended up in the hospital and the social service workers there told us we needed to remove our loved one from the community. They said they have the worst communication and one of the highest community fall rates. The communication is terrible, when our loved one would fall we were never immediately called. When we were able to see her in hospice her skin was in really good shape so we know at least that was being taken care of, however her sodium levels were way off which was caused by her not eating for many days. The staff to patient ratio was way off, and that was according to the emergency medical care that reported it to us.

The staff was awesome and they made an effort to get to know my mom, and they took good care of her there. they were open to feedback. I would recommend this facility to others, but be vocal about the care you want your loved one to receive and follow up.

There are problems with staff overnight. They do not have enough at night to manage the residents and they did not pay attention to the residents. Call lights stayed on for hours. The room sizes are really nice. My mom loved the food. They have outside space for residents to use. There have been some changes since my mom was there.

They were very accommodating. They tried to work with us but it didn't work out. My dad thought the food was okay. The room sizes were okay. My dad needed more care then they could provide. The staff was very nice and friendly.

They have a new administrator there who is fantastic. She has made some staff changes and has been very helpful. My friend did not like the food. They have nice size rooms. They do not have much outdoor space.

It is cheap but you get what you pay for. Room size is fine. Food quality is passable at best. The staff is inconsistent in what they say and what they do. They are not good at communicating. The parent company is getting better at communicating to the families. The community level still is not consistent in their messaging about daily changes around Covid-19.