I toured Generations Assisted Living. To me, it's all about the initial impact of being welcomed into the facility, and that was a really good one. My appointment got jumbled up because I did it wrongly online with them, so they weren't expecting me at that time I showed up, which to me was better. It was very clean, it was very calm, and it was very organized. When I first walked into the place, they invited me into a meeting area and I was able to discuss with one of the directors of the facility. She was very understanding and empathetic to my needs and wanted to hear about my mother where she's at physically and mentally. When she heard that, she gave me a tour of the communities. They have four homes there at this Generations of different levels of care. She showed me around. She gave me a tour of the courtyard, the different homes, and the kitchen area where they had a chef and a dietitian. The staff was so friendly and welcoming. It was like home. I didn't try the food, but I saw it. It was May 5th and they were celebrating Cinco de Mayo with everybody else. They're preparing different meals for the different homes. Some were able to make their own tacos and burritos, and some were already pre-made by the kitchen. I saw assisted living and memory care.

I am so thankful for Generations the staff management everyone is so helpful so caring so loving it's hard to pick out just one staff member when they're all just at the top of the list Gina Diana Anna and Caitlin Twyla all of them no matter what I ask or need they are very very accommodating my mother has been in there since last August she loves it there she has dementia and is confused at times and most of the time but the staff is so gentle and so accommodating to her they are all Saints I'm not over exaggerating this is the place that feels like home to my mother she even thinks of it as her house. I just couldn't imagine any other place for my mother.

My parents moved into Generations nearly two years ago after my dad fell and broke his hip and my mom's dementia got worse. Caelyn managed to place them in adjoining rooms allowing them to have a bedroom and sitting room. Because the facility is three separate houses, it feels more homey than many facilities which made my mother more comfortable. When my father needed hospice care later in the year, the staff coordinated with hospice and took wonderful care of him and made things as easy as possible for our family, allowing us to stay day & night. My mother is still living there. While the last year, due to Covid, has been challenging and heartbreaking, they made every effort to set up telephone/on-line/window visitation (which didn't work well with my mom) until June when limited visitation was allowed. Their first case of Covid was just after Christmas and visitation had to be shut down again, but they have made every effort to keep the families informed, including sending pictures and having an on-line family support group. But the facility is again Covid free and I get to visit Mom again this afternoon. They have always provide activities suitable for the level of each house. Now, with Covid, they have stepped that up to keep the residents busy and try to help fill the void of not being able to see family member. I feel so blessed we found Generations when we needed it. And for the staff that is so caring of not only the residents, but their families too. Until Covid, I would visit 4-5 times a week at various times of day. I got to know many of the staff that worked House 2 and the other residents. Haley has been there from the beginning and we adore her along with Caelyn (director) and Becky (nurse). Also Carmel and Chris (housekeeping & maintenance) who always take time to greet the residents when they are in the house. There are newer staff members that I haven't gotten to know (names elude me) since Covid, but my limited interaction puts me at ease because I can tell they care. There was only one staff member (at the beginning) that I didn't like the way she interacted with my father. I let the management know of my concerns and evidently others had too because she was dismissed shortly after.

Care is excellent! The effort to try and keep loved ones safe during the Covid crisis has been extraordinary!