The Hampton & The Ashley Inn Assisted Living & Memory Care Community

My dad was there for 2 years. The employees do care about the residents but they are always under staffed. They should treat there employees better from what I saw being there multiple times a week visiting. I have more but this might not be a good place to dump on the managers.

Rather than a specific experience, I am writing to rave about the staff at this facility. I visit a number of times a week and I find interaction between caretaker, nurse and patient to be consistently kind, patient, gentle and caring.When I walk out the door, I know my husband will be cared for and treated well. I am grateful.In particular, I would like to rave about Tammy, Keeley, Sherry, Linda and Mona not only for doing their job but going far beyond what they 'have' to do. When Tammy is at work, the entire atmosphere of the floor is happier. I know that both Tammy and Keeley care for each and every resident as if they were their own family.The Director of Nursing, Amber, is always available to listen and offer advice. She is an outstanding example of how to treat others the way you would like to be treated.I'm grateful!

omgg i was a student there a week ago and i can believe how carefull loving and nice the caregivers are towards the residents. it is unbelievable how they all work toguether get along and manage the situations so peacefully.i have to say this caregivers are the most compasionate and loving that i have ever seen, i feel ao happy for having this experience it make me want to be a better person and a loving cna.

Not great! My grandmother has been in this place since 2/16. Every time we visit she is soiled and aggravated. She has been attacked by other residents 4 times. She has fallen out of her wheel chair several times and we were not notified. We found out because The Hampton was faxing our doctors office. Then our doctor called the Hampton w/orders for a new prescription and directions to administer the meds. We called to find out how the new meds were going and nobody had any record of talking to the doctors office and they lost the RX which had been faxed to them. One night my aunt got a phone call saying they thought my grandmother was having seizures and they were going to monitor her in a 'sleep chair' overnight. My mom went in 2 days later to find out what was going on and nobody knew anything about it. There is so much more, like the fact my grandmothers favorite $300 quilt went missing from her bed and has never been returned. They put her in clothes that aren't hers, that are way too big and ripped and filthy. We have had it with this place.