Juliette Fowler Communities

Joyce

I am a resident of Juliette Fowler Communities. The staff was wonderful. They take care of the place and they're good to the people.

Joan

I am living in Juliette Fowler Communities now. Their staff is excellent and very caring, they have excellent food, and they have a chef who does good work. They've just started having a corporate food staff. There's a courtyard and outdoor area, everybody is involved in doing gardening around, and it's beautiful. The buildings are very attractive, and the apartments are fine. We have a beauty salon, we have doctors that come in, and in-house medical care. We also have a swimming pool, a hair cutter, and masseuse come in through appointments, and therapists also come in. There's a movie theater and we have movie nights, they have speakers come in, they have special meals on holidays, and various clubs organized around games. Overall, the place has a good reputation in town. In terms of cost, it's comparable to other communities in the area.

Susan

My mom is currently at Juliette Fowler Communities. Our experience has been wonderful. It's very clean, and the staff has been there for a long time. They are very friendly and very knowledgeable. They've just been very great about helping her, keeping tabs on her, and communicating with me on any needs she has. We love it there. They haven't been able to do many activities because of COVID, but in general, they have a pretty robust series of events for the residents. They also have a salon, a library, and a little gym. The dining room is super nice. They have a little dog park and outside gardens. It's very nice.

pennb

Wonderful dementia care for my wife. Staff is caring, loving, concerned and very competent.She had a comfortable clean room . Daily activities were excellent. Staff was always involved and communicative during my visits. I am very grateful for the care given my wife who passed in 2020.

DisillusionedFamily

We were literally told by Juliette Fowler Communities, "its just part of the system and how facilities like this conduct "business." Remember this. If you're discharged to a facility like this due to a stroke and have Traditional Medicare without a supplement for coverage. They will seek to remove -discharge you regardless of progress with therapy and clear improvement. Basically, after 20 days (the optimal Medicare payout period) they are going to push you out the best they can and they have already started working toward that from day 1. Your rights with Medicare say that you have 90 days, but don't count on that as they're experts at ensuring that you the liability are discharged. This is regardless of the consequence to your health or risk of causing a decline.

Joy781373

The gardens and the grounds at Juliette Fowler Communities were outstanding. It?s a huge facility with lots of walking area, many activities, and very good security. The room was very nice and kept up very well. We only had one meal a day, but the food was good. I had an efficiency for about $1900 a month.