Anam Glen

My mother had serious dementia, general lack of mobility, and bathroom issues. Anam Care was the perfect place for her. The staff assisted her multiple times per day with the bathroom visits and provided very consistent and friendly care. Medications and other medical needs were handled in a timely and professional manner.

I was happy with them and I really liked that they had a deep investment toward the Memory Care. I admired the young helpers who were all kind, respectful, and welcoming to all the residents. The administrators were educated and had a consistent routine that made things run well in the community. The only thing I noticed is that they can improve on being more engaged with the residents. Bring lively exchanges with the residents.

We are very please, after looking at 3 other facilities, with choosing Anam Care. The staff seems to understand the needs we were looking for. They are willing to talk with us when we have concerns and questions. Thank you Bernie, Glen & all of the Anam Care Staff

The room was to small and the bathroom did not have the bars secure around the toilet. The bathroom was small.

Specializes in alzheimers and dimentia - mom's not there yet - but they're kept separate. They have condos that are more independent.

Anamcare: Nice place, nice atmosphere, care seemed inadequate tho, mostly due to subpar communication on status and health of loved one. Didn’t seem well structured to report on day to day concerns and questions. Lack of overall observance of health changes. Wouldn’t recommend unless many changes are made.

This review is all my opinion: this place is scary and a place where people are left to die without any joy. They will try everything to prevent you from letting you move your loved one out once they have them $$. My grandpa was here for 5 mo before we moved him out. He said he was beat up by other residents: people would get into the wrong beds/rooms and fight. He lost weight and had extreme cognitive decline at Anam. Both of these significantly improved after we MOVED HIM OUT (he still had dementia but at Anam he was way worse and clearly miserable). The staff would loose his hearing aids($$) and glasses and he would never have them on when we visited which really decreased his quality of life. There is no fenced outside area for residents to sit or be outside while in my opinion is just wrong: every other facility we went to had this. They do have activities but they force residents to stay awake all day and in the main pod (rooms are locked). Every other place allowed naps.

My mother was here until she passed away. This is a very pricey place. Their accounting is terrible. They lost my check once and at the end told me I owed 6,000! Also it is hard to move them once in Anam Care. I tried to move my mother but they would not let me.

Terrible place. They will raise your rent $500 more a month ... A lot of turnover..People are unfriendly. They would not let me visit my mom but one day..