Best Assisted Living Facility Independence Near Me

Janetann Gregory: My mom had a rod put in her back and was there for rehab. The rehab was great and the staff took great care of her. She had no complaints about maywood terrace.

Mary Ann Hogan: Keep your loved ones as far as possible from this awful 'home.' It should have raised my suspicions when they had 2 empty suites and during my weekend visit with my parents from out of town. By the time I left in a few days, another one was empty because a resident moved out. Now three suites empty, while the other VA approved facility had a long, long waiting list. My mother was admitted as being able to take care of herself and (supposedly) able to get up and walk out in an emergency or fire drill. She had been incontinent for 3 years and couldn't stand up for the past 3 years without considerable help. I guess this facility wanted the $$ so badly they decided to take her. As soon as she was admitted they immediately began to shame her for her incontinence, her inability to get out of a seated position without help, and for how much work their staff had to devote to her. I visited a few weeks after she was admitted and the experience remains a living nightmare in my mind. The staff, and even the women who were seated at her assigned dining table, shunned her. Golden Living Assisted Living drained her pre-paid 3 months and then evicted her. 3 months of shame, and threats. ("If you can't GET up and GET out of your chair and WALK out to the parking lot you will be THROWN out of here!" was yelled repeatedly in her face.) I know that my sibling really wanted her to be in this awful place for reasons of his own, but it's the facilities responsibility to follow procedures to admit only qualified residents. If they had even followed the most basic procedures for her admittance she wouldn't have been put through hell. Basic procedures could have saved my mother from 3 months of verbal abuse and humiliation at 94 years of age. She died in the following months at the neighboring Golden Living Nursing home which was, at least, fit for her needs.

Charles Cox: I work for the nursing home and I am very satisfied with the experience of working in a nursing home and the employees who work with me

Chuck Mulligan: Too bad, I use to go to this elementary school. Its closed and also not relocated anywhere. I was probably the only asian american that roamed the halls in the 76-78, maybe ever.

Zach Anderson: The villages is a great place with caring and compassionate people!!

Don McGee: The care of the staff and the longevity of the team makes this community an excellent choice for skilled nursing and long term care for the senior population. The staff is so friendly and very accommodating. They truly do care about the residents and well being.

Robyn Moore: Worked for company since 2004 almost 16 years. I have been in the field for 21 years have worked for many companies none of them even come close to Life At It’s Best all there homes are beautiful, all the clients bedrooms are remarkable at first look you can tell they are very loved. The owners are very involved with the clients and staff you see them every day never do you have to go to office or call office to speak to one of them. Barb and Tracie are the most amazing kind hearted people you will ever work for. If your looking to work for this company or have a family member to be placed at their company you most definitely found the right place. I couldn’t imagine working anywhere else life at its best truly lives up to its name. 💯