Chunns Cove is good. There were a few speed bumps when we were getting my grandfather in, but we all worked through it. He likes the staff and his room and hasn't complained about the food. The community is on top of the mountain, so he likes that he's back with nature. His first room wasn't that nice and his roommate has dementia so they moved him, and everything's great now. They do bingo and have a library, common rooms, and multiple places for the residents to walk around. They were very fair in letting us bring stuff in for him, like the TV, because he likes to read and have his own coffee machine in his room.

Chunns Cove is pretty organized, they have a waiting area, and my mother is usually in the lounge area. They have couches and chairs, a large TV, a piano on one side, and the nurses' desk is opposite that. There's a large outside area, they have a basketball hoop, trees, flowers, and plants going around. It's very pretty.

This is a terrible place to put loved ones in my opinion. The carpet is all gross from over flowing toilets. Very stained .More than once you can the toilets over flowed. Unntrained staff in shorts and scrub shirts, shorts, some even wore legging Heavy girls even. This is highly horrible looking not to mention unprofessional Not enough staff to cover the different halls. You could tell personal was lazy 2 were sitting in the living room area in ugly uncomfortable chairs, while poor residents walked around in dirty clothes unshaven and obvious no showers. Meal time was very unorganized and workers running around or on cell phones. Dirty carpet had not been vacuumed in awhile, or so it looked. This is mostly the front halls. The back for dementia and Alzheimer's did only have one worker for what seemed like alot of people. She was running around alone trying to do everything. Floors were clean and mopped. But it smelled strong like urine and bowel movements. The roomd were much less cluttered and dirty, Probably because they dont have or remember moments Larger shower area than up front. I felt bad for the one girl running around trying to get things done while trying to talk to residents with no memory arguing back with her. Dining room too small for all the wheel chairs and walkers. Prices were lower than most places, but It's old looking inside. Very nice on the outside though. Lady behind desk seemed like she had a fake smile showing us around. Price is low because of all the problems with buildings and untrained staff I gather. I was just to nervous about putting my mother there.

I visited Chunns Cove Assisted Living and I wasn't impressed with that at all. My dad liked it because of the price and they had him in a wheelchair and I took him on a little tour. As you come in, the lobby looked nice, the offices looked nice and the staff seemed friendly. I saw a stain over a bed over a roof leak. I didn't know if that's an active roof leak or an old roof leak. It just looked tired, worn out, not well kept up, poorly maintained, too many people wandering around with dementia. The staff just didn't seem as professional and clean cut. They had a cafeteria and it grossed me out. They were serving chicken livers and something gross. They had a worn out TV room that looked like the furniture was from good will or something. They had what they call the sun room but it wasn't well heated so it would be only seasonal and they had a little outdoor paved part of a parking area with a metal shed roof where people could go out and smoke. I think it was more housing for dementia patients than rehab.