Windsor Park

Worked here as a prn aide in assisted living, and I worked my share of nursing homes and different care levels… «Assisted living» wasn’t assisted it was more long term care when you voiced your concerns to the supervisors all they did was say mentally they’re ok to be here !!! It didn’t matter that the person was dead weight and we couldn’t lift them or use a sit to stand nope! As long as they were alert and orientated That’s all that mattered when staff finally couldn’t pick up several residents and after a few injuries the D.O.N. Sent her staff up to AL to see if they really needed long term care and when the resident complained about the rehab nurse being rough she just brushed it off… MANAGEMENT DOES NOT CARE ABOUT THEIR WORKERS! I ended up being pregnant and on light duty by my doctor I was told by my supervisor «in assisted living you HAVE to do the full load» which meant lifting people my restrictions were not even a gallon of milk… Management is just awful there. The place is clean and the residents sweet as ever CNA and nurses are great but it’s sad to see such a good place being run by such awful people who don’t care for their employees and then wonder why everyone is leaving…

Beware of verbal commitments made by sales staff. They have been known to make commitments to provide certain services then once you move your loved one in, they don’t follow through with the commitment and require you to pay outside services for the care. Since I fell for the sales pitch I have heard of others having similar problems.
They don’t listen very well when you explain what your needs are. They are much more interested in selling you something, whether it’s the right thing for you and your family. I expected more from a religious organization.
I credit the non-​sales staff for being very caring.

My grandmother spent the last several years of her blessed life here, and I remember the time spent with her in this facility as though it all happened yesterday even though it has been many, many years.
She started out in the senior living wing, which is basically like condos for older folks with amenities. The space was really nice, and for whatever reason I remember the exact layout perfectly to this day. The dining hall was always fun.
When her health declined, she moved into the wing for folks who need more constant care and attention. I recall the rooms she had there as being really large, and the staff super accommodating. Aside from the woman down the hall who’d wear a washrag on her head and steal things from other residents, there was never anything wrong with the time spent there.
Though I didn’t pay much attention to it then, it seems that Windsor is a very religiously focused organization these days.
I know that my review might not be worth a whole lot given the amount of time that has passed since I was last there, but when I saw that there weren’t ANY reviews of this place, I wanted to put it on the map. If I had to find a place for my own parents (who use Unilocal,so, hi Dad! Not awkward at all, is it?) Windsor would be first on my list.