RED MOUNTAIN ASSISTED LIVING

While there are some good dedicated staff, this is not where you want a loved one to spend their last days. Types of issues encountered include: not following dietary restrictions and/or not providing balanced meals; sharing of medication between residents, verbal abuse of resident by staff; theft of personal belongings. Resident left on commode for half an hour after calling for assistance. Seek a different facility to care for your loved one.

My mother put up a tough fight about transitioning from her own apartment to an assisted living situation. Well, I’m happy to report that she sure is loving it for somebody who put up such a fight. She raves about the meals. Not only how scrumptious they are, but she doesn’t have to shop for or cook them.

I need to thank Red Mountain for making the last six years of my wonderful father’s life the best they could possibly be. He never had a bad word for a single staff member and would even ask me to purchase little gifts for him so that he could surprise his favorites with them.

We understand and appreciate all of our team members. Laura 20 years, Kenna 15 years , Tina 14 years, Mindy 8 years, Caitlyn 14 years, Irma 16 years and we appreciateall of our current team members each and every day. Thank you for all you do for all of us.

There is a reason they have a waitlist. They care for your family member as if he or she was one of their own. I have no worries about my father’s well-being for the first time in a long time.