Robin's Nest Assisted Living

I really liked them. Every time I saw my loved one, whether it was on Zoom or at a distance in person, she was always very happy and relaxed. I think what I liked best about Robin's Nest, especially during Covid, is that it was family style living. It was a small community, so they all got to eat dinner together. And I liked that family feel and atmosphere. Everyone got to feel included. There's really only a couple of staff that I directly communicated with, one was a nurse, and one was a nurse/CNA. Both were very direct and clear about what was going on with my loved one. They were very good at communicating any needs or recommendations, and letting me know if my loved one needed any supplies. It was a great comfort to me to have them there at the end and know that my loved one was well cared for, and also to have another resource to know what was gong on medically.

Robin’s Nest is a very good place for my dad to live. I really like that the nurse to patient ratio is about 2/4. Generally, the staff is welcoming, attentive, professional, and knowledgeable. My father says that that the food is better than what he had been eating at home. He told me that once, totally unsolicited, they brought him two eggs, two slices of bacon, and two pancakes, which was always his favorite breakfast to eat out. They do have a lot of activities, but my father hasn’t really participated very much yet. Overall, we are very pleased with Robin’s Nest, and I don’t see how we could find a better place.

I like this community for my mom's care. They staff is nice and caring. The meals are good she is happy with meals. They do have activities that she does like. They have someone in to do hair for the residents. This is a nice community with good care for the good value and we recommend this community to other families.