Gabriel Manor

It's so hard to say because Covid has cast such a shadow on our experience. I would say visit a lot if you can. We have not been able to so far due to Covid. There are times when there wasn't enough staff, and other times they're staffed well. The staff will definitely go out of their way to help you, but often there's just not enough of them there. We looked into more expensive places, and this seemed like a good value. I think they're doing the best that they can.

This facility at Gabriel Manor offers some of the poorest care that I can imagine is available in the area. I believe fast food restaurants have less employee turnover. The lack of professional upper management that is aware of what is happening in the facility is unbelievable. You can go to the facility almost anytime Monday through Friday and if the director happens to be there you will see that she is locked up in her office and rarely ever leave it. For the most part I believe the employees truly care but without Direction proper training an experience you cannot expect any more from them than what they are providing. At best most days Gabriel Manor I believe runs on autopilot. Their method of dealing with Dementia patients is to drug them up with medication so that they don't have to cope with them or just put them in the room and shut the door so that they do not have to listen to them. On various occasions I have witnessed pills on the floor that patients are not taken that has been given to them without someone verifying that they have actually swallow the pills. Most of the time the facility is kept very cold to the comfort of the employees and the patients are usually complaining about how cold they are. Do your loved one as well as yourself and your family a favor by pass this place as if it has the plague and find someplace else to look at.