Jennings Terrace

Jennings Terrace was once known as a place centered around dignity, compassion, and genuine community care. Unfortunately, over the years, there has been a noticeable decline in the overall atmosphere, leadership quality, and organizational direction of the facility. White many hardworking individuals still try their best to care for residents and maintain daily operations, there is an increasing sense of stagnation and disconnection coming from upper administration. Communication, morale, and long-term vision appear to have weakened significantly, creating an environment that feels for less supportive and hopeful than it once did. Wthat makes this especially disappointing is that Jennings Terrace still has tremendous potential The facility has history, dedicated workers, and a community that clearly wants to see it succeed. However, meaningful improvement requires leadership that is proactive, transparent. argantized, and genuinely invested in rebuilding trust and stability. This review is not written out of bitterness, but out of sadness and concern. Many residents, families. employees, and community members deserve better than the current direction the institution appears to be taking. I sincerely hope meaningful changes are made before the decline becomes irreversible, because this place still has the foundation to become something truly positive again.

My brother moved to Jennings Terrace a year ago. He absolutely loves it there. When it was time to find a place for him to live with help he now required, we had nothing in our own area that he could afford. These places wanted all if his income. But both his work pension & SS didn't cover their fees. Jennings wondetful staff helps him with his medications, all meals are included, they clean his room and wash his clothes. He is completely content there and I know he's safe there so I've peace of mind.

I have found the people that work at Jennings Terrace to really care about all residents that they care for. My mom has dementia and can be quite a handful to care for. Very agitated at times and the people that work there are so PATIENT with her. She started on the assisted living side and then moved to the nursing side. They were concerned on where she should have her new room. I also was able to bring a camera that I bought to monitor my mom. This camera was NOT to watch how she was being taken care of but to see what my mom was doing and how I could help her navigate what she is going thru. It has helped alot and I'm glad this is allowed at Jennings Terrace. I have found cleaning is on top of their list. It never smells like your typical nursing home. Talk to Ester