The Grove Assisted Living

roberto calero

I thank God that there is a place like "The Grove" in the midst of the circumstances of pain and illness, as a patient one feels confusion and expectation for the place where he is going to recover, there are many questions, but from the moment I arrived to The Grove to be treated for the amputation of my right foot, I found people willing to help me, with a commitment to excellence and help that made this life transition easier. From the cleaning staff, CNA's (Ben, Isiah, Jasiel, sorry if I forgot someone), the nurses at the head of Rose, an excellent Professional, not only medically, but a great human being and her team (among them Nereida, Selena, Jonathan, again sorry if I forget someone) they all have a great capacity and are trained to give help when you need it, their spirit of service and love of others make the difference in The Grove, no It wasn't until I had the honor of meeting Michelle, the Manager, that I understood the reason for the success of teams and organizations like The Grove. In my previous jobs as a business advisor and administrative strategic advisor, I studied and issued professional growth strategies for talent. human and The Grove and its Administrator Michelle show why they are successful in what they do, their dedication, love and professionalism for what they do make that difference, which provides confidence as a patient in TheGrove, hopefully If there were more places like this, that have the same criteria of love and professionalism, The Grove, a place to heal the body and soul, thanks for everything.

Mum Lee

The doctor for our 93-year-old father put in writing that he should not live alone after falling three times in two months. We searched for a facility that he would be comfortable in. The Grove is two blocks from my business and four blocks from my home. The price was low and Dad liked that there was an independent living apartment with two balconies. I have nothing negative to say about the facility or the staff. In the two and a half months he was there, the staff kept an eye on Dad and when he fell the last time and had a severe concussion, they were there immediately, even though it was around midnight. Before the last fall, he was socializing in the dining room, played bingo, even danced (as best as he could with a walker) at the Christmas party. Dad died peacefully in his sleep. I could not imagine a better passing for our father, even during covid. My many thanks go out to all at the Grove those who helped us these last few months.

Vanessa Perez

My dad moved here about a month ago and the move-in experience was great. Perla, Jorge, Alberto, and the rest of the staff have all gone above and beyond to ensure it was a smooth transition. I feel they genuinely care about the well-being of their residents and their families. The communication has been great thus far and I appreciate all the care they have given my dad during such a critical time.