The Commons on St. Anthony

Victoria Woodward

Great staff great with the residents!!

Michaela Gunnip

I wasted many weeks unemployed, going through the process of getting a job at Loretto, The Commons on Saint Anthony street. After losing a best friend and not being in contact for a couple days, Debbie from HR decided that I did not deserve the job in which I had been offered and officially accepted. They made a very low point of my life crash down even lower, and would not even have the decency to tell me over the phone. She texted me and when I asked for a reason why I could no longer work for the company, she didn’t bother to answer. Unacceptable and unprofessional. I feel bad for the people that work there that seek any help from HR. I was SO excited to begin working there and they really put a bad reputation forth. I will continue posting this on every review site possible. Thanks, Michaela G.

Marion Patchen

It a sad place to leave your loved ones! Because of under staff and some workers that just don't care about people, should not take on more then they can take care of!

Nichole Rodriguez

Former employee. The (now retired) head of human resources purposely and intentionally withheld my medical records from me because I found another job closer to home with MUCH better pay. I was also told my pay would be 15.50 an hour and was getting paid 12.50, also, when I tried to get my information needed to start my new job, the same woman told me she was withholding my information because I left the company. The care (or lack thereof) I witnessed while there was insane, and a lot of staff complain about their jobs and are very rough with the residents and very callous, with little to no attention to their wants and needs, both physically and emotionally. There are some nurses who are very kind and good at what they do, but the majority of them definitely should not have a license to be a nurse. Overall, so so disappointed and definitely will not be admitting any of my family members there, ever.