My parents have been living here for just over a year. They are clean and well fed. The staff is great about communicating with me if there’s a fall or a question. It feels like a little community down in memory care. The residents seem calm and relaxed. There were some changes to administration earlier in the year. My opinion is that this has been a good thing.
Todd Armstrong
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September 18, 2023
This may seem a bit Biased as I work here.. :) But originally I came to Churchill Estates to just help out for a month, I quickly fell in love with the employee team and Residents here. I highly suggest calling and coming to have lunch or take a tour to see the difference yourself. At the least, come say hi to Eli our golden retriever :)
Fuckable PanCakes
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April 10, 2023
My grandfather died here. His death would have been prevented if the staff could’ve done some of the simple things he needed like opening a drink. I’m sure the fax machine is likely still broken, since they somehow couldn’t get ahold of his doctor at the time. They lie about checking on patients, they lied about checking his pacemaker, which failed due to a low battery. He was the kindest man, and he deserved better.
Teresa M
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April 29, 2023
It's not a good job; Every single one is so precedes. If you have an accent they trow out the team and they are big,huge judgemental team, including, managers, nurses, directors, top administrators, receptionists , med tecks , housekeeper ect.its full of hypocrisy. They try to speak to you and you tongue eventhoug ; you are fluently in English. I have associates.
Ella Jackson
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June 30, 2023
Now this happened a while ago but once when I was visiting my grandmother I passed by the kitchen and I heard yelling from what I assume is the kitchen manager now I figured I don't know the story for this but I filed it away and when I visited again same thing she was yelling at her employees and seemed to expect unrealistic standards at least from what I heard I can't help but wonder how the employees are treated there.
My parents have been living here for just over a year. They are clean and well fed. The staff is great about communicating with me if there’s a fall or a question. It feels like a little community down in memory care. The residents seem calm and relaxed. There were some changes to administration earlier in the year. My opinion is that this has been a good thing.
This may seem a bit Biased as I work here.. :) But originally I came to Churchill Estates to just help out for a month, I quickly fell in love with the employee team and Residents here. I highly suggest calling and coming to have lunch or take a tour to see the difference yourself. At the least, come say hi to Eli our golden retriever :)
My grandfather died here. His death would have been prevented if the staff could’ve done some of the simple things he needed like opening a drink. I’m sure the fax machine is likely still broken, since they somehow couldn’t get ahold of his doctor at the time. They lie about checking on patients, they lied about checking his pacemaker, which failed due to a low battery. He was the kindest man, and he deserved better.
It's not a good job; Every single one is so precedes. If you have an accent they trow out the team and they are big,huge judgemental team, including, managers, nurses, directors, top administrators, receptionists , med tecks , housekeeper ect.its full of hypocrisy. They try to speak to you and you tongue eventhoug ; you are fluently in English. I have associates.
Now this happened a while ago but once when I was visiting my grandmother I passed by the kitchen and I heard yelling from what I assume is the kitchen manager now I figured I don't know the story for this but I filed it away and when I visited again same thing she was yelling at her employees and seemed to expect unrealistic standards at least from what I heard I can't help but wonder how the employees are treated there.