People there were polite, thorough, & fast. (You're in & out quickly!) Never have to wait long in reception area.

Commenting behind a Google account, my kids use on TikTok because I do not wish to reveal my identity. If you need to live here my advice is chess not checkers. Be careful how u portray yourself to these people because they will treat u as such. The minute they see u as vulnerable, boom. Your worth goes down the toilet here. I watched them treat several clients terribly. I've heard them gossip about clients behind their backs. Tracy or w/e her name is (thin, brow hair, blunt cut) uses her authority as a ego boost. Inez has little to no respect for anyone treats/talks to clients as if they are burdens. Often was seen rolling her eyes at ppl. I watched these ppl put a family on 3 (2 week) quarantines back to back then kick them out because mom paid a friend to bring ordered food after Tracy failed to make sure they got trays at their room. The girl had 3 babies (Also the family came from 2 cities away to be here) I watched them kick someone out for refusing to do 3 days worth of dishes that had piled up the girl worked 16hr shifts & got off at midnight. They kept putting her chore as dishes. She asked to be put on something else. They refused. Favoritism exists among staff/clients. Don't expect to be able to vent to anyone. There are ppl who will steal your things & nothing will be done about it. Donations are picked thru before given to clients

I received really negative and nasty attitudes when I donated some of my belongings. They make it seem like a good samaritan deed is a huge inconvenience. If this is the way they treat people intending to help out, I can only imagine how they treat the women living there. I’ll be donating my things to Goodwill from now on.