The Belvedere

Madeline Juarbe

I love the staff, when we visit we always check to make sure my Dad is well taken care of and he truly he is and we are grateful. It was the hardest decision we had to make but if he would have been easy to take care of he would be home. I greatly appreciate the attention he gets and the patience they have for the Seniors in the facility. Love, love the staff and thank God for these angels every day.

Suzanne Dotts

I would personally like to Thank All the Staff who are involved with the care of my Mother. I would of loved to have been able to take care of my Mother at home. But with Dementia that becomes a Fairy Tale. You have to finally admit to yourself it's not possible. She wouldn't eat for me, take her medication, shower or change her clothes. She would just basically sit in this one chair all day. Since coming to the Belvedere Homestead Unit all that has changed. They know how to interact with your love one because they are professional trained in ways we are not. They are continuously learning, being trained in ways to understand this heart breaking disease. They also share this knowledge with us at Monthly Family Zoom meetings and personal conversations. Have a question or concern just ask and it will be answered. Recommended to us recently was watching Teepa Snow on YouTube which has been very helpful. Because of all of this my Mother has a much better quality of life. She eats, showers and changed her clothes. She walks around, talks to people and has made friends. The Staff does become your Loved ones friend because they really do care about them. They become your friend also because they truly care about the whole family. Sue Dotts

Iamalaysiamarie

Very unclean disrespectful staff.My father's room was messy i reported it several times to staff.I had to clean behind them several times.My dad was discharged and was paid in full and i received a bill for a date he was no longer a patient.

Patrick Murphy

The facility is very unclean and cluttered. Little attention is paid to infection control. Soiled mattresses are placed on the floor next to a supply closet in a physical therapy room. Used catheter supplies are left on resident room countertops beside handwashing sinks. Trees have fallen onto the building outside patient rooms.