Care with dignity

Joanna and the other caregivers were just who my elderly father needed in the last months of his life. They gave him such loving and attentive care while he lived in this home, serving him delicious meals, keeping him clean and dressed, always speaking to him with kindness, and carefully dispensing his medication as prescribed. The home is beautifully decorated and easy to move about for those in wheelchairs. Not only do the full time caregivers attend to the residents as if they are family, they also cook and serve the meals, do the residents’ laundry frequently, and keep the house very clean. Out back, there’s a lovely deck and garden where the residents can enjoy a cup of coffee in the morning sunshine. Out front, plenty of deer wander through the quiet, park-like neighborhood—yet the home is still very close to the medical center. We were so thankful that our father was happy and at peace while being cared for in Joanna’s home.

Joanna gives a great tour. You can tell that they took their time in everything that makes her private care home very special. I love it.

We went to Dignity Senior Care Home. It was beautiful, not aesthetically, but it was very clean, and very well-kept. The director is a nurse, and knows what she's doing. Our only drawback was it didn't seem like you could keep up with the schedule of activities.

Dignity Senior Care Home - Rader Pass is a great place. It's a private home with three or four rooms, so there's just a maximum of six or seven residents. There are two different bathrooms in the house, one has a walk-in shower, and the other one has a tub. They do a lot of one-on-one care, which is great. The staff is fantastic, some stay awake all night, and they are all nice people. Some residents there are in wheelchairs and they get around just fine because it's such an open space. They cook their food from scratch, but I never tried it.

My grandmother is in Dignity Senior Care Home. It melted my heart when the owner of the place said that she could be her granddaughter. It was such a relief just hearing that. The place has all women which was something Granny always had a concern with. It wasn't such a big community and had a home-like atmosphere, which made the transition easier for her. She really enjoying it there. They have a living room with all recliners, a sitting area, and a kitchen. They do one to two activities per day, they have the menu posted on the kitchen refrigerator, and they also have snacks. There's two to three people per room and they still have open spaces. The staff was wonderful and very attentive. They would always let me know what's going on, they think of her as a new family member. The place itself is clean and they have paintings.