Ronald Home Care

My mother in law was in a care facility that was recommended by A place for mom and it was wonderful, it was a little to far from our home. I thought it would be a good idea to to have my mother in law live in this facility since it was 2 houses down from us. My mother in law was diagnosed with Dementia and early altimeters. MIL was on a waiting list for another care facility. The owner assured us that they were experienced in these areas and the were equipped to care for her. Since she was across the street from us, we visited quite frequently. My husband mostly everyday. About two weeks before she died, she suffered a fall while the owner was standing right there and although it happen at 7 pm and we live 2 doors down, we were not notified until the following day. If I showed you a picture of her eye, you would scream. Following that incident it was recommended that Hospice be called because my mother in law was coming to the end of her life. Hospice asked why my mother in law had such a horrible black eye. We explained the fall. They told us that if she were to pass in the next 3 months an autopsy is mandatory. Well the day she died we went to visit and the owner met us at the door and said “she’s gone”. We later found out that my mother in law was up early and they knew she was dying. Why didn’t they call us ? We live 2 doors down. Why didn’t they let us say goodbye? Then it was a crime scene, about 10 cop cars. Taking pictures and asking questions. That day was awful.They called my husband for absolutely everything else. They treated here like she was a problem. Please don’t have someone you love be there.

The Ronald Home Care was a nice place. Everyone was friendly but they had a lot of different levels of care. We were looking for a place that was dedicated to memory care and where we knew she would get one on one care.

I give this home 5 stars across the board. Mom and her children are very satisfied with the personal care that she is receiving, the cleanliness. of the home, the food, the people (patients). Most importantly, her safety and health are being managed by doctors, and Dina and her staff are there 24/7, at the home, to monitor health concerns, which gives our family peace in knowing that Mom has someone there if she should need them. Dina has been a tremendous angel with skin on, from the moment my Mom walked in their doors, Dina has welcomed my Mom, with love, and has addressed every question, and concern that my Mom and we have. Dina is definitely gifted and is very passionate about her patients and the quality of care that they receive, and it shows. As my Mom's daughter, I am out of state, and I wanted my Mom's care to be the absolute best, that she could possibly have, after all, she raised 8 children with love, grace and patience., and deserves it!! What we got in this home, was more than I could ask, or pray for, in fact, my prayers were being answered quicker than I could ask. Imagine that! God is so amazing, and he cares about all the details. I call to get frequent updates on Mom, by phone, text, and Dina sends me pictures of my Mom, which I absolutely, love! My Mom is the happiest that I have seen and heard in the last year!! So, if you are undecided about considering this home to take care of your loved one, quit thinking, start praying and if you are prompted to visit, you will understand this review. God Bless You!

Wonderful residents, great staff. I was so fortunate that "A Place For Mom " found this place for me. I couldn't be happier! They really care about the residents and everyone is like family.

I like the fact that it is a smaller home, so there is more individualized care. When I first visited, it was the last one on my list, and within five minutes I knew this was the place for my mom. It just felt like a home rather than a facility.