Ronald Home Care

We are only there once a week if that. I do not feel qualified to critique this place for those who are looking for a place to live.

This is the best place of all the places we looked at. Most importantly, Mom is very comfortable there and calls it home!

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.