Johanna Shores

Anna Miller

My brothers Andy work here

M Doheny

I am not able to leave a positive review about this place. Yes- grounds are beautiful. Yes- we were in a pandemic for a few years that my Mom was there- and yes- there is a select few staff and volunteers that were helpful. If I was "that family member" and notified leadership of problems- things were done. But if you are not there all the time staying on top of everything- the care had much to be desired. And not to receive a single call back from staff to help me the week that my mother died there- you really need to do better than that.

Deney Del Carmen

The Best Place to work! I started my nursing career here when I migrated here in the US. They take care of their employees like family especially during this time of pandemic making sure every employee get tested and vaccinated. Spent my 4 yrs with them and loved every minute of serving the older adults. I just had to move on for more learning experience in the hospital setting. But if turning back the time, I will always go back.

Jackie Tomberlin

my parents lived at the Presbyterian Homes for approximately 3 Years. First of all I will start out with the positive . The home itself is a nice place with beautiful grounds. With that being said, I would suggest anyone looking into putting there Loved one here to look beyond that. Over time I have realized that this place is more of an organization that cares more about their money than the people who pay A LOT of money to stay there. There have many times over charged my parents had been overcharged and we bring it to there attention multiple of times , and just think if they did not have anyone to look over their finances (which they would have been changed 1,400.00 over) which I am sure has happened to many others. My dad was full care while my mom was 100% independent, so they lived in Assisted living, in which my mom took most of the care on herself. Presbyterian did do 1day per week house cleaning. Multiple of times we would go in to visit and noted that the kitchen and bathroom floors were very sticky. We reported this to Dana and other upper management regarding this matter, but never responded to this issue. Until the came when my mom went to turn and her show got stuck on the "sticky floor" and she fell and broke her hip. Right away when nursing staff came in to help, the first thing on of the aids stated was "WHY IS YOUR FLOOR SO STICKY" Evidently, they had gotten new floor cleaner but were NOT applying it correctly and did not take us seriously until this incident took place. This did not only cause my mom at 86 to go through extensive hip surgery, but we now had to hire help to take care of my dad. It has now been 18 months and my mother is still not strong enough to take care of my dad. They are now living separately due to this incident. It has not only caused emotional stress but financial stress. MY parents are no longer able to afford to live there, since they needed to hire independent care for my dad since my mom was no longer able to care for him since her fall. If management would of listened to our request regarding the issue with there floors we would of never had to be in this position. But that is one thing we have found out in many situations, they do not listen, they do not care like they should, these older adults are vulnerable, they rely on your help and support, which Presbyterian is DEFINITELY Lacking. I just hop no other resident has to experience this . So please look around ,read reviews, before choosing to place your loved one/ family member here