Paul's Run Retirement Community

Irene Baldwin

My parents spent the last year of their life there. They were in decline and cycled though all 3 tiers of care in the year they were there The independent living was good, the assisted living my Mom was in for a little was really excellent, but their final months in hospice in nursing care was not very good, and super, super expensive. It was during COVID which I think definitely had a lot to do with it, but I really wish we had an alternative for hospice, I have a lot of regrets about that. We had Holy Redeemer provide the medical and social supports for hospice and they were just great, but my parents still needed nursing care at Paul's Run, which I don't think is set up for end of life care.

robloxiscool

You know the saying " Everything that glitters ain't Gold"? Well that is definitely Paul's Run. This Facility does not care about the residents only the money they can pay to stay here until all the funds are gone and then they kick u out!! And let's not even get started on How they treat their employees! Well listen to this, at the beginning of the month a 90 year old resident took his own life by jumping off the balcony of his 4th floor apartment. Very sad to say that alot of the nurses who knew this resident, also knew that he battled with depression. This Facility failed him& his family. They wanted to cover it up by telling staff to not say that he jumped.... Then for the staff that was present or those who found him was never given an offer to take some days off. I don't even think they reached out to check on anyone. Not even the CNA's & nurse's received any offerings of talking to a therapist. That can cause trauma to anyone. Dont waste your time working here or placing your loved ones here.

Pamela Blalock

Our dad was reluctant to move from the home he lived in for over 60 years. Once he toured Paul’s Run, he couldn’t wait to move in. He is presently in Independent Living and is really settling in well. He has made friends, loves the food, and has told us he wishes he would have moved sooner. Everyone we have encountered is so helpful and kind. We can now breathe a little easier knowing he is safe and really enjoys his new home.

Denise Infinity

My mother is an active 91-year-old but, after her husband passed in 2019, living alone and maintaining her property was too much for her. We shopped around and visited several CCRCs, but Paul's Run came out on top of the list with each comparison. She has now been in an independent living apartment at Paul's Run for 13 months, and loves it! Staff has been very helpful, from the application process to facilitating moving day to addressing day-to-day issues. My mother is enjoying the activities, entertainment, and especially the food :D With my frequent visits to her, I have noticed how well-maintained and clean the facility is, how friendly all staff are, and the residents appear very active and happy as well.