My mom is the third family member we have had in Quinton Memorial, and we have loved it every time. They always take great care to call us with changes to her health or health plan. They have multiple meetings as to ensure everything is up to the expectations of family members. Mom has dementia, so at times she is difficult. For example, when she refused to wear her false teeth, the staff saw to it that she was able to eat all she wanted by grinding up her food to small pieces and providing extra water and fluids to aid in digestion. When dad was dying, they would sit by his bed and feed him when we were not there. They even cried with us when he crossed over. My grandfather was especially difficult, but they always treated him with great respect even though they did not get it. He was rude and tried to push them and slap at them. They never let on any emotion but compassion.

This is by far the best nursing home I have ever seen. I have been in several in the are, and I can honestly say that the nursing staff and administrative staff are both knowledgeable and caring. The nurse Susan is a God send and a true blessing to the residents there. She has more knowledge in Geriatrics than any nurse I have ever known. She is your go to girl in that facility.