CAMELOT CHATEAU

I was at Camelot for a year and a half. After being diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer they told me I had to leave because of an altercation I had with a PA. Ken the manager and I had an agreement that I had until August first. On July 10th, Annette alerted me I had 2 hrs, to pack my thing I was out of there. As a result my things got thrown in trash bags and I was transferred to Hidden Pines. Since the woman in charge of the med staff Haley had spoke to Gina, in charge of Hidden Pine I had no medical treatment. I spent 3days in ICU and 9 more in Advent hospital. I'm now 5hospice care. There is NO EXCUSE for the lack of care. If a person can sit sick in a room for 14 days and nobody from staff can knock on the door. I know my destination

Love the resident engagement at this community. So many of the staff have been here for a long time and make it a great place!

I would not trust this place with my family member. On multiple occasions I have drove by and the same man is across the street, in the street, asking passing vehicles for money, not a staff member in sight. When I called they said they have taken his outside privileges away (awful) the man’s probably trying to get away from there.

We were assured the kitchen would provide meals that meet my mom's dietary needs. This does not happen, we have to make sure she has food available to her when she can't eat most of their meals. They used to provide transportation to her medical appointments and they are discontinuing this service. On top of both these issues they have raised the rates they charge.

I have been here for 2 weeks. Since my husband passed I need daily help with meds and showering. I'm grieving for my spouse of 43 yrs. and the staff have been very p a tent an dc understanding. It is a small facility but a very big heart. Food is good and if ya don't like what's served...just order the alternate or something off the menu...breakfast lunch or dinner. Assisted living is all new to me...43 years I have lived with my husband...but I am an amputee and can not live alone. Camelot his like living with friends who care. The staff and residents are making this transition easier for me!