Valencia at 19th 2

Overall was good. It met the need to have care for my husband when my work required us to go back into the field and I couldn't take care of him any longer. 2 cleanliness was excellent. Staff was very friendly. I don't think they liked us stopping in unscheduled. I think they lacked on training. Quality of care (not getting him up to walk or do any movement exercises on a regular basis. He was there 3 weeks and stopped walking all together. Also I popped in to visit him he was lethargic and feverish and we had to call an ambulance. At the ER he was diagnosed with a severe UTI spent the night in the hospital, codex in the morning and they revived him but he died 4 days late. Meals were fine, not many activities, value was better than most I had looked into. I think they need training to know signs of illnesses. They need nurses who are licensed not just caregivers.

I am truly grateful to the entire staff at MD Senior Living for taking such excellent care of my dad while showing true kindness, compassion, and respect giving my dad the best possible living environment where he feels safe and cared for and has made friends he cherishes. For my dad’s journey his cognitive ability fluctuates from high functioning to needing 24-hour care and the changes can happen daily and/or hourly. Finding him the right care that would allow him to be as independent as possible while still ensuring he was safe and well taken care for was paramount for his well being and happiness. Everyone at MD Senior Living has made him feel welcome. He loves the delicious, creative, and healthy meals, and I love how a health plan is in place to take care of his needs based on his ever-changing cognitive ability. We both are so thankful to have found dad a home that cares so much about his wants and needs in a positive, hopeful, and uplifting setting.