Franklin Manor an Inspirit Senior Living Community

coffee to some because they do not like the person. Some employees just do not care about the residents at all and just see it as a job. If you plan on working here, just know there will be a lot of drama with your co-workers. They will talk badly behind your back. If they see you as a threat (aka better or more qualified at the job) they will try everything to get you to quit working there. You can try to tell upper management, but it really seems some of the employees run the show or have something over management. If you have never done this job, the training is subpar at most. Most people get into this career because of their heart and not pay and well, I felt like people here just saw a paycheck and made it their playground to bully you. Being a new worker there (even if you have way more qualifications there) the co-workers will treat you worse than dirt but be nice to your face. Also, do not ever question anything that goes on there like I did. I spoke up when I saw something not right. I also let families know when their relative wasn’t being treated like they should have been. (Some have memory issues) I actually have become really great friends with the residents there and their families and it broke my heart seeing employees (and even management) yell at them. The employees do not just want to sit with the residents and just talk to them. They have been very lonely durning covid and being stuck mostly in their rooms. Everyone just rushes so they can finish and go out and smoke or just sit down on their phones. I had to walk away from this job because it was either that or tell everyone just how I truly felt about them and how they ran this. We had one resident who broke her foot in many different places all because she clicked her bottom to go to the restroom and the employees on the clock at the time did not go help her. (She was having dizzy spells from her meds) She normally could do it on her own but needed help sometimes, and she tried to do so- and fell. If you want to put your loved one here- It is a nice place to live building wise. Nice rooms. Kept simi clean. (Never once saw anyone vacuum a room while there) They will have their hair done. The meals are okay (they don’t get many options nor have a say what they get), they will have PT if they need it from outside sources, make new friends, and honestly that’s all I can think of for that. You will be charged tooth and nail for everything. It’s extra if someone has to help tie a shoe one day, extra for tissue, extra for paper towels, extra for coffee, extra for snakes; pretty much extra for everything. So take that into count. Most facilities are NOT like that. It is one charge each month. Just being honest here and want the best for your loved one. I am not some jaded worker that use to work there, but just want you to be informed.

coffee to some because they do not like the person. Some employees just do not care about the residents at all and just see it as a job. If you plan on working here, just know there will be a lot of drama with your co-workers. They will talk badly behind your back. If they see you as a threat (aka better or more qualified at the job) they will try everything to get you to quit working there. You can try to tell upper management, but it really seems some of the employees run the show or have something over management. If you have never done this job, the training is subpar at most. Most people get into this career because of their heart and not pay and well, I felt like people here just saw a paycheck and made it their playground to bully you. Being a new worker there (even if you have way more qualifications there) the co-workers will treat you worse than dirt but be nice to your face. Also, do not ever question anything that goes on there like I did. I spoke up when I saw something not right. I also let families know when their relative wasn’t being treated like they should have been. (Some have memory issues) I actually have become really great friends with the residents there and their families and it broke my heart seeing employees (and even management) yell at them. The employees do not just want to sit with the residents and just talk to them. They have been very lonely durning covid and being stuck mostly in their rooms. Everyone just rushes so they can finish and go out and smoke or just sit down on their phones. I had to walk away from this job because it was either that or tell everyone just how I truly felt about them and how they ran this. We had one resident who broke her foot in many different places all because she clicked her bottom to go to the restroom and the employees on the clock at the time did not go help her. (She was having dizzy spells from her meds) She normally could do it on her own but needed help sometimes, and she tried to do so- and fell. If you want to put your loved one here- It is a nice place to live building wise. Nice rooms. Kept simi clean. (Never once saw anyone vacuum a room while there) They will have their hair done. The meals are okay (they don’t get many options nor have a say what they get), they will have PT if they need it from outside sources, make new friends, and honestly that’s all I can think of for that. You will be charged tooth and nail for everything. It’s extra if someone has to help tie a shoe one day, extra for tissue, extra for paper towels, extra for coffee, extra for snakes; pretty much extra for everything. So take that into count. Most facilities are NOT like that. It is one charge each month. Just being honest here and want the best for your loved one. I am not some jaded worker that use to work there, but just want you to be informed.

coffee to some because they do not like the person. Some employees just do not care about the residents at all and just see it as a job. If you plan on working here, just know there will be a lot of drama with your co-workers. They will talk badly behind your back. If they see you as a threat (aka better or more qualified at the job) they will try everything to get you to quit working there. You can try to tell upper management, but it really seems some of the employees run the show or have something over management. If you have never done this job, the training is subpar at most. Most people get into this career because of their heart and not pay and well, I felt like people here just saw a paycheck and made it their playground to bully you. Being a new worker there (even if you have way more qualifications there) the co-workers will treat you worse than dirt but be nice to your face. Also, do not ever question anything that goes on there like I did. I spoke up when I saw something not right. I also let families know when their relative wasn’t being treated like they should have been. (Some have memory issues) I actually have become really great friends with the residents there and their families and it broke my heart seeing employees (and even management) yell at them. The employees do not just want to sit with the residents and just talk to them. They have been very lonely durning covid and being stuck mostly in their rooms. Everyone just rushes so they can finish and go out and smoke or just sit down on their phones. I had to walk away from this job because it was either that or tell everyone just how I truly felt about them and how they ran this. We had one resident who broke her foot in many different places all because she clicked her bottom to go to the restroom and the employees on the clock at the time did not go help her. (She was having dizzy spells from her meds) She normally could do it on her own but needed help sometimes, and she tried to do so- and fell. If you want to put your loved one here- It is a nice place to live building wise. Nice rooms. Kept simi clean. (Never once saw anyone vacuum a room while there) They will have their hair done. The meals are okay (they don’t get many options nor have a say what they get), they will have PT if they need it from outside sources, make new friends, and honestly that’s all I can think of for that. You will be charged tooth and nail for everything. It’s extra if someone has to help tie a shoe one day, extra for tissue, extra for paper towels, extra for coffee, extra for snakes; pretty much extra for everything. So take that into count. Most facilities are NOT like that. It is one charge each month. Just being honest here and want the best for your loved one. I am not some jaded worker that use to work there, but just want you to be informed.

This is the worst assisted living home ever. The employees are unintelligent and uncaring. They despise the elderly as evidenced by the way they treat them. I was just in there dropping off food back in June. When I went in, they were all sitting at a table in the lunch room. They werent visiting with the elderly or checking on them. During meals, they get their own plate and eat in the back instead of eating with the assisted living people.They treat them like theyre garbage or an imposition. They dont sit down and chat with them. They dont ask them how their day is going. They also give people their pills laying down. Just try to explain this logic to me... my nana ended up having pneumonia from laying down and drinking water to get the pill to go down. They cant even be bothered to set them up. They also nickel and dime you here. Everything costs extra - giving medicine costs extra. Its absurd... its far from all-inclusive. Never once in all the times Ive been there has the director said hello to me or introduced herself. She sits in her office acting like shes running this god forsaken dump. They dont think about the people there at all. Its obvious in how the place is laid out. They have this decor that can be quite dangerous for all the people with their canes and walkers. The people who work here are so full of drama. Theyre nothing but a bunch of busy bodies sticking their nose where it doesnt belong and getting all mixed up in family affairs where they should be more concerned about taking care of the elderly. While my nana was here, she broke both her hips, her neck and received many cuts and bruises. My nana tripped over the metal foot stool at the salon and broke her hip. Why on earth would they have things like that where people could hurt themselves? I absolutely despise this place and the people who work here! They are TERRIBLE MONSTERS! This place was the death of my nana! They gave her anxiety pills when they were told not to which is very illegal.

Have friends there, and since its changed from Southern Manor it's not the same. The residents loved Cristy Hawersmith who the director got rid of.All complain about the foodThe rooms are dirty, My friend looses clothes as well as some of her linen there.Has had large amounts of cash stolen.