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4.0 · 80 reviewsThey don't look after the residents as good as they should. They also only have one person in charge of two floors of residents. The food they serve the residents is a 2 out of 10, residents complain and they do nothing about it. But for the residents that can afford to go eat at the bistro thats another options, the food there is a 10 out 10. You actually get to choose from several options. There was only one washing machine to a 5 story building now there is no washing machine because it broke. My mother's apartment was 88 degrees and she kept complaining to them and they wouldn't do…
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They don't look after the residents as good as they should. They also only have one person in charge of two floors of residents. The food they serve the residents is a 2 out of 10, residents complain and they do nothing about it. But for the residents that can afford to go eat at the bistro thats another options, the food there is a 10 out 10. You actually get to choose from several options. There was only one washing machine to a 5 story building now there is no washing machine because it broke. My mother's apartment was 88 degrees and she kept complaining to them and they wouldn't do anything until i threatened to contact news station and report them to Adult protective services for the neglect of residents
I am a new resident at this amazing campus! I can’t think of one thing that I wanted or needed (on all levels) that has not already been in place! A truly beautiful testimony to their commitment and dedication!
It will be 10 years in October (2025) when I moved to Beatitudes Campus. It was the best decision I ever made. There is so much to do here and little time to do it. This campus is so big, that if you need some me time, there are plenty of areas to escape the crowds to read a book, listen to some music or just rest under the sun. Beatitudes Campus is a Place for everyone. With their current security on property (24/7), I always feel safe. I always tell people, “look at the rest and I promise you will come live at the best; Beatitudes Campus.”
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Great evening at the Beatitudes welcoming perspective residents and see my friends! Lovely appetizers, wine and fun!
The overall atmosphere among both residents and staff is welcoming and friendly. Facilities operations, grounds keeping, and food services are run by outside companies. There is organization within the buildings and people to contact if you have issues. There are many kinds of fun activities and physical exercise classes available as well as a small, but well-outfitted gym with two employees who run classes, etc.
DO YOUR HOMEWORK! Don't let your parents or loved ones move to this horrible place. The patio homes and apartments are nice. The care center is horrible - rooms like cells, unsafe conditions. Room divider fell over. My mother moved in walking and within a week of never getting her up she could no longer walk. After 2 weeks she had bedsores. To top it off the made a $40,000 dollar accounting error.
I was denied and turned away and not given the reason .....
I have been visiting and helping out a family friend who lives at the Beatitudes for the past month and today I went to drop off some things she needed and decided to stop by the store and stock up on bingo prizes for them. I didn’t want to leave it with the resident since I know she would just tend to keep it all for herself so I approached the women at the front desk. I explained I had all these prizes and she rudely looked at me and snarked that I should have just left it with the resident. I explained I couldn’t and just wanted it to get to the correct person for bingo. She again rudely responded saying well I don’t know the bingo people. I told her thanks anyways and said you’re welcome like she actually helped me somehow. I’m just so sick of people being so inconsiderate and rude when people try to do something kind. Find someone else to run the front desk because surely if she couldn’t even try to help connect me with the correct person, surely she can’t be bothered to help anyone else with the most simple mundane tasks AT HER JOB. My family has been part of the Beatitudes community/church for decades and it is a shame to have been treated this way.