KIMBERLY'S ELDER KARE KOTTAGE

The entire staff at Kimberly’s Elder Kare took great care of our mother. She was very happy there. They celebrate living with such enthusiasm. Our family was always welcome to visit and every request was met with respect and a willingness to provide comfort and care. Annabelle made every effort to keep us updated regarding my mother’s health and make suggestions to provide quality healthcare. We feel blessed to have been able to have my mother there until the end of her life. The atmosphere at Kimberly’s is warm, inclusive and welcoming.

Great Care from Day One for both my parents, both stroke survivors. From then until now, seven years later, I've found the whole experience successful. On the Care Side, the staff is attentive, responsive, and professional. They make home-made meals for the residents, accommodating personal requests and needs whenever possible. Just today, custom hamburgers were on the menu for Labor Day lunch, and the burgers sounded tasty! On the Business Side, communication is timely, administration is consistent, and again professional. They have always provided a great sense of personal ownership and responsibility for their residents and the families therein connected. I whole-heartedly recommend them to anyone needing care for an elderly loved one.

My mother was in another home of the three that All About Seniors own/manage and I had minimal issues over the 3+ yrs she resided there. She was well taken care of w/much TLC from the caregivers and the owners follow state regulations and policies to the book based on notification of inspections in our conversations. The interactions w/the owners & caregivers have always been professional and responsive. I hope a cure will be found by the time I reach the point of "no return" otherwise I would like to reside in one of the homes in the future if I were to need help. A board and care home is the way to go if all the arts & crafts activities is not in the cards for an individual-I like the homey feel and more intimate cargiving as opposed to the numerous turnovers and less attention that occur in larger facilities.

The caregivers were very good here — my mother, unfortunately , was suffering from advanced dementia and needed constant care and help. They were very good to her.

If anyone is even thinking about placing a loved one in one of Mr. and Mrs. Halls facilitates, I highly suggest you do a simple background check first.