Poor poor communication skills by the administration. No empathy or concern for family members. Abrupt, demanding, unhelpful. A lovely building with great rooms. Food is processed institutional food cooked next door. Short of staff. Overpaid COO. Activities are not very cheerfully lead. Garage space.

My parents are at GracePointe Assisted Living & Memory Care Suites. They moved in on October 1st, and they have been excellent. Their 1-bedroom is nice. They could've gotten a 2-bedroom, but they didn't have the money for that, and they didn't really need it. They were able to take some of their belongings and fit it in one bedroom. We're very happy with it. It's bright, has lots of light, it's not dark, and it's has an open floor plan. The staff is excellent. I haven't met one that wouldn't do anything that you asked. It's been excellent. With COVID, we can't go visit them, but if I dropped stuff up at the front door, they'll take it up to their room. They've just been great. The food is wonderful. They get to pick what they want, and they pick it the day before at noon. They have several choices and my dad said that the portions are just right. He said, "You know, you could get fat in a place like this" because there's not as much exercise that they used to. When they first started going there, he thought, "Oh, that wasn't much to eat," but he's really thankful that it's just the right portion and that they don't overeat. The care that they have taken to keep COVID out of their facility is fantastic. Even though we have to visit right now through a window outside, I don't care, because they're safe. They've had no instances of COVID in the residents. They've had some staff members that had COVID, but they've quarantined the residents. They call us and say, "Hey, this floor's gonna be quarantined for two weeks." With COVID, there isn't much activity. They do their devotional every day, they let my dad play the harmonica there because they can't let outside people come in for music and stuff like that. He played several times in different events, and on Veteran's Day, he played a patriotic one. They've been great. I think the activities are gonna be good once they have them.

My Mom is here. I wish she could be with a family member, but it isn't possible. Every time I visit the staff are friendly, smiling and seem to really care about the residents. It's clean, smells good and all residents appear happy and well cared for. I think it is very expensive, but I guess you pay for the quality. I miss my Mom because I don't live in Lincoln, but I am enjoying the peace of mind that comes with knowing she is safe and being treated well.

First of all, at Tabitha, the outside of the building looks fairly welcoming, which is always a nice thing about assisted living providers. Also, right as you walk in, there is a friendly "shop" to the left, in which anyone can go and purchase candy bars, magazines, and other things like that. Another good thing about tabitha was the staff. I was told by my grandfather that they treated him quite well and he never had any complaints (except about the food) which is why it didn't make the 5 star rating. The food was ok, but not the best that it could be. Overall, definitely a decent place to stay for family members or even yourself if you ever need it!

I really like this assisted living center. I have a dear friend who is currently staying here and I am very pleased with how I have seen her treated, as well as how staff has always treated me whenever I go to visit to her. The facilities seem clean and I can see the effort to involve residents in activities on a daily basis, decorate for holidays and just generally provide as optimistic and home-like an environment as possible. It seems that many of the residents have developed close, friend-like relationships with the staff and everyone is happy & patient. I've also seen special precautions taken to keep residents safe which is a real concern in these types of facilities sometimes.