The Lorelton

I placed my mom in memory care at the Lorelton April of last year. This was the most difficult decision I had ever made. I toured many facilities before choosing the Lorelton. Mom recently passed, so she was their about a year and a half. I can not say enough about this facility. Mom became family here. All the staff treated her with love and respect. She became “Mom” to all. All her care givers went well above this just being a job for them. Any concerns I had were addressed immediately by department heads and management. If you are searching for a place for a loved one, give this place a look. I was very happy with placing mom at the Lorelton.

Living at the Lorelton is as close to "living at home" as you will find. The food is good, you have a large selection of room types to choose from. Some apartments have washer/dryers and some have full kitchens. The employees are caring. Just what you want.

We have an Uncle living in the memory care unit at the Lorelton. We are very happy with the care he is given. He is given love and attention by the staff and is treated like a family member. I highly recommend!

The Lorelton has been taking care of my mom for over 6 + years and she absolutely loves it, we absolutely love it. Every single person that works there is genuinely caring and amazing at taking care of the residents. The leadership there truly is in touch with making sure that it's a home. We are very fortunate and grateful to the Lorelton.

My mother lived here for several years until she required more intensive nursing support. I think it is safe to say that this was for her the best assisted living facility she ever encountered. The staff made all the difference, all of whom were caring and engaged -- and their longevity was evidence that the environment was good for them, too. The one bedroom apartment my mother had was large and bright, a complete change from the cramped circumstances she had at two other similar facilities. As a former art teacher, I knew she was sold when she found out the place is a converted school -- and when she saw the great art room there!