Grace Assisted Living, LLC

During the several months my mother lived at Grace Assisted Living last year, Grace and her staff did all they could to provide her with comfort and care. If there was something my mother needed, Grace would make an effort to provide it. Her background as a Registered Nurse was a big plus for me (as was her facility not being in a designated flood zone), and it was evident that she understood the transitions my mother was experiencing with Dementia. Even months after my mother returned home to live with me, Grace was in touch on a regular basis, checking in to see how she was faring. Grace is a go-getter, and strives to be at the top of her game, always busy keeping compliant with the many laws and procedures by which a six-bed facility such as hers must abide. Each of her caregivers was kind and supportive of my mother, interacting with her in their own style, whether it was was singing hymns to her, or getting her motivated to accomplish the more challenging tasks at hand. Anne, her longtime steady caregiver is an angelloving, kind, and nurturingand always impeccably dressed in cheerful attire. Oftentimes, Caribbean fare was prepared and served, which provided a nice spin on mealtime.Grace Assisted Living is very much a home-like atmospherenot the feel of a larger, more socially-oriented group with games and activities. Perhaps adding a few upcoming activities on a posted calendar to look forward to would be nicelike some fun, all-inclusive game or way of getting to know each other better, or dinner outside by the pool sometimes, to keep things fresh and fun. Nevertheless, I am grateful to Grace and her staff for the comfort and care provided to my mother during her residence there.

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Grace has a beautiful facility where the care is warm and friendly, home away from home. There is a nurse onboard at all times to meet the clients needs and they get well prepared meals on a regular schedule. I would recommend anyone to this facility