A Touch of Home Assisted Living

Cathy

I toured A Touch of Home Assisted Living. The people seemed to like it there, but it was pretty much a dump. The deck isn't safe because the wood is not level. So if someone isn't sure on their feet, they could trip. Then they have walking trails and it's all dirt. So you have to be stable to be able to go out and walk. It's a small house with nine bedrooms. You get from your bedroom to the living room to the kitchen, not much opportunity for movement considering outside is kind of dangerous to be in, but people love it there. It just wasn't for my mom. It's expensive for what you got. The rooms were tiny. It was old. The upkeep in the bedrooms wasn't good, but the rest of the house looks pretty nice. The staff was very nice.

Cristy1

I toured this home for my Mom. The property is nestled in a great community and feels like you are coming home. The acre lot has lots of trees and animals to watch in a natural habitat, on a beautiful large deck. The staff taking care of the ladies were all very friendly to myself and the residents. The mealtime was very organized and looked healthy and appetizing. I would feel comfortable placing my Mom here when she is ready.

Emmylou Carter

I love A Touch of Home!! My mother has been a resident at A Touch of Home for 4+ years. When she 1st moved in, she wouldn't get out of bed and always complained that she was dying, in pain, unhappy etc. With the help of a loving staff, owner and better medications, she is up and thriving. The owner even helped her get her food handlers certificate so she could help in the kitchen. The staff is good about making her feel like she is a staff member. (even though she is a resident, shh don't tell her) They find special jobs for her to do, helping unload/putting groceries away, setting tables, leading activities and so much more. I did read the previous comment and wanted to response because I know due to HIPPA, the owner will not feel comfortable responding. I will say A Touch of Home staff does the best they can and sometimes a person will move in that is not a right fit for their Assisted Living. I have witnessed this 1st hand. If a resident is disruptive to other residents, then they may not be a good fit for this facility. When my mom 1st moved in, we didn't know how she would do, being she was living with her family and mental health issues. It was not easy at 1st, but with time and help from the staff, she was able to get settled after a couple of months. She is now thriving; we couldn't be any happier with the care she has received. I would give A Touch Of Home 5 stars PLUS!!!!!!!

Crystal More

My aunt lives here. She raised me so she’s very important to me. I had to make a decision on which facility to put her in and I’m so thankful and blessed that I came across A Touch of Home. There are no words to describe it, the tour was so easy, I fell in love with the place so fast and knew it was the safest and most genuine home I could find my aunt to live in for the rest of her days. I visit her about twice a week and she’s just always so happy and in a good mood when I see her. I’m so happy i found an environment for her where the staff is very involved as well, they have movie days and go outside for lunch on nice days, etc. It’s overall a loving place. She loves every one and thank you to the staff also...you girls are wonderful and so sweet. God bless

monalisa65

My mother is a current resident here. My siblings and I chose this place because it was literally like a "touch of home". The home is older but well-maintained. The grounds are lovely, lots of places to sit on the deck or walk on the trail. My mother loves that. The staff is attentive and caring. It does not feel like a "facility" at all. As hard as it is to watch your loved one "fade away", I am comforted in knowing that she is getting all the care she needs at Touch of Home.

trisinger

My mother stayed here for 8 months. It was the hardest time of my life, since she had Alzheimers and my father was also in bad health. I went to nursing home after nursing home, and each one was worse than the one before it. Just as I was about to give up, we found ATOH. It was exactly what we were looking for! No beeping machines, no nurses bent over giant books always writing. Instead, there were friendly and loving helpers that made my mom feel like she was in her own home. She stayed there until the very end, and I will never be able to thank them enough for the love they showed her. My dad visited every day, and they always welcomed him, too. My mom was happy there, which was an amazing thing, too, since she was overcome with dementia and too hard for us to take care of her. I loved knowing she was safe at ATOH.