Orchard Park at Southfork Assisted & Senior Living

I've been looking at memory care facilities for my mom. I was referred to Orchard Park from a neighbor. Jazmine welcomed me, was sweet, professional and thoroughly explained what the facility had to offer. It was organized, clean and exceeded my expectations. All the staff really care, especially Sirena. As the Memory Care Director she organizes thoughtful outings and activities. Her and my mom have bonded and I feel at ease that mom is with great people.

Orchard Park Southfork has been a godsend for our family, and the entire staff has treated our loved one with great care, kindness, and patience. Sirena Calvillo, the Memory Care Director, has gone above and beyond with enrichment programs, field trips, escorts to medical visits, and being a great sounding board regarding care decisions. We are so appreciative of the love and care Sirena and the entire Orchard Park Southfork staff have provided during this challenging time in our loved one’s life. Thank you!

No, no, you shouldn't send your loved one to this place. The communication is terrible, the care is extremely inadequate for disabled people, breakfast is the same 365 days a year without any changes or improvements, they treat human beings like worms to eat, sleep, and defecate, with no care whatsoever for the residents. A miserable bunch of people from the manager to the last one; there is no empathy for anyone, only the enjoyment of the money they receive, a total disregard for their loved ones. Zero tolerance, please don't let your loved ones suffer with such impunity.

Attentive staff that cares about the welfare of the patients.

While at the Oncologist's office, I witnessed what I believed to be a caregiver gently wheeling a patient to the waiting area. She gently and carefully positioned her wheelchair and began to wait with her. While waiting, she took a phone call. While on the call the patient began to stir. Sirena began gently stroking her arm, then held her hand, continuously stroking it with her thumb. She did this until she got off her call. The love and care were undeniable. It really touched my heart to see someone who was clearly a memory care patient being cared for in such a manner. I asked Sirena if she worked for the facility on her shirt, and she informed me that she was the Memory Care Director. There was a sense of kindness, gentleness, and sincerity as she expressed her passion for caring for her patients and doing the kind of work she does. THANK YOU, SIRENA, FOR BEING YOU!!