Dove Estates Senior Living

We think the nursing staff was very unfriendly and we realized towards the end of our fathers life my brother convinces him to sign his rights over to him. So once our father passed away we are not able to see our loved one. They also did not give us covid updated. Our mothers health started to decline, and we asked the director or nursing one day how she was doing, and she stayed that everything was fine we have nothing to worry about which was a total lie. We asked the state if we could come see our loved one since we knew her health was declining, they said yes under what is called a compassionate visit. This allows families to visit their loved ones as they are dying, we told this to the director of nursing and she said she had no idea what we were talking about. One day we visited our loved one outside of her window, we could see how weak she was which we found out later was because they stopped feeding her. So i decided to go into the community just to give her a hug and a kiss. When i came back outside there was a squad of police offers there, they came up to us stating we had to leave the premises and never to come back. We told them we just went inside to give our loved one a hug, and they said if we came back the next day we would get arrested. Our mother passed away shortly after that, and the facility did not even notify us. A friend of ours notified us that she had passed away. These people have no compassion, they are just all about the money.

My mother in law is now a resident of Dove Estates and the experience has been phenomenal. She has adjusted very well to the move and the experience with the staff has been really good for the most part. Shelley (Marketing Director) has been amazing! I feel as though I really have a friend in her! She has proved to me that she will bend over backwards to make sure all is well. The place is so amazing I am considering placing my parents there!