Colonial Court Assisted Living and Memory Care

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  Kate Louise a week ago

  My dad and I moved my mom into Colonial Court after she was at a rehab facility from a fall. She couldn't go home because she needed more help than what my 82 year old dad could safely do for her. We tried bringing care in for her but this fall was in the middle of the night so we couldn't afford 24-hour care. We toured a lot of communities because it was a hard choice to make, but what I liked about Colonial Court was the smaller size of the community and the fact they had more staff than other places I visited. It was also the only place I visited that had local ownership and we like to keep our money in the community. She's now lived there for three years and we have never looked back. They make her feel special in small ways, like for her birthday the Executive Chef made fresh crab legs and they even found her favorite brand of wine to go with it. We visit for meals often, and when we aren't there with her, we aren't worried because we know there's always someone there for her if she needs it. As a bonus, not only has my mom's health improved from being in assisted living, but so has my dad's. He loves to go visit with her, play cards and have lunch. Colonial Court has been more than just a facility, it's an extension of our family.

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  Yvette Thomas 6 months ago

  My father in law moved into this community a few months ago from a different assisted living. The difference has been noticeable since the first day. His neighbors are kind and helpful. We met most of them on the day we moved him in, and he is now a member of the “mens group,” and they watch all of the sports games together. I’ve never seen him so involved socially. His attitude has greatly improved, he went from isolating and refusing to socialize to asking me not to come during certain times because he has plans with “the boys.” The community itself is all one floor, so it’s easy to navigate. It’s also secured 24/7 which gives us a sense of peace about who is coming and going. We have the code, so we visit often after hours and there are no “visiting hours” which we love because sometimes I can’t sleep at night so it’s nice to be able to drop in when he’s still watching the nightly news. The Directors are always available and have an open door policy. At the last place, I could barely get a meeting scheduled. At Colonial Court, I can drop in anytime to talk about anything on my mind. The care is phenomenal. When I am there, if he needs something he presses a button and someone is always there in less than 5 minutes. The care takers are friendly and very knowledgeable. They have a nurse on-site every day, and my calls/text messages are answered anytime day or night. Once, when he was coming back to the community after spending a day with family, I called the owner because I had her card and didn’t have the cell of the director. Not only did she answer at 8pm on a Sunday but she even had his favorite food delivered when I told her he hadn’t eaten dinner yet!!! We haven’t eaten the food, but he raves about it. On Easter, they even served a special of honey glazed ham and lamb chops with mint jelly. He hasn’t had lamb in years because we don’t cook it and he hasn’t gone anywhere that made it, so it was a special treat. He loved the kids who hunted for eggs and it

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