Abe’s Garden Community

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  Sonnyz93 4 months ago

  I cannot recommend Abe's Garden Community highly enough. When we were looking for a memory care home for my Mom, we visited several places that felt more like upscale hotels—beautiful but cold, sterile, and impersonal. From the moment we walked into Abe's Garden Community, it was completely different. It felt like stepping into a caring, loving home rather than an institution. The staff here are truly exceptional. They don’t just provide care—they genuinely know and love the residents. They remember small details about my Mom’s life - her favorite flowers, the stories she loves to tell, and what makes her smile. The caregivers treat every resident with such kindness, patience, and dignity. You can see the compassion in how they interact, especially with those living with memory challenges. They’re not just doing a job; they’re building real relationships. The environment itself is warm and comforting. There are cozy gathering spaces, beautiful natural light, and personal touches that make it feel like a real home. The memory care unit is thoughtfully designed with plenty of gentle stimulation, familiar activities, and safe spaces for wandering. My Mom has settled in beautifully and seems more content and peaceful than she has in a long time. Thank You Abe's Garden Community!

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  No Name a month ago

  I am begging you, NEVER put your loved one at Abe's. STAY AWAY! It looks fine on the surface, but things are not as they appear. Notice how many of the 5-star reviews are from Volunteers, who do NOT see the full picture. When times are good, it's nice enough, but the second your family member starts going downhill, watch out. The way they treated my father was abhorrent, overmedicated and sedated, inconsistent and unreliable caregiving leaving him soiled and helpless so that he contracted an infection and was shouting in extreme pain. I have never heard my father scream like that, it was the worst sound I could imagine and I asked repeatedly for them to help him, they said they had done all they could (even though the infection was caused by their neglect). They had the nerve to knock on his door and ask us to "keep the noise down". He was screaming even through the heavy sedatives and painkillers they gave him, his urine was dark and bloody, he had bed sores and foul odor. My brother tried to bring his concerns to the leadership but was dismissed, they insisted that they were "following all health protocols." When my father finally passed, they did not offer any type of condolences, they did not even send a card to the funeral. The only message they sent after he died was a cold email saying we had 48 hours to clear his room because they already had a new resident set to move in. Don't let the bells and whistles fool you, this is not a good place to be. High staff turnover means no one really knows what's going on, and your loved ones pay for their mistakes. I heard other stories of malpractice but they are not mine to share; however, I know our family's experience here was all too common. I am devastated that my father died in such wretched conditions and I carry that on my conscience everyday. I truly believed when he moved here, it would be a good environment for him, but it became his hell on earth. He was a great man and deserved so much better. Rest in peac

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