John Shiloh Holdings

I didn't even know we had things in this neighborhood so I went to see it and it was the most depressing thing. Apparently they don't accept any public money so you have to pay $3000 for a room and most of them are doubles. They have a separate floor for people who have mental illnesses. About 35% were veterans from previous wars and I thought they probably have post traumatic stress. I didn't get a good feeling when I went there so I eliminated that entirely. The person who took me around was very sweet but I was very uncomfortable. I didn't like the fact that there wasn't very much choice of rooms. I spoke to a resident who is Jewish, as am I, and she said once a week a rabbi comes.

The management was horrible! The care my mother received was less than poor. I am sorry I put her there. She was Miserable!

They hey call my mom Social Security pension and the pension she gets from my dad. They give her no money at all and won't let her take money out of her own bank account.

This is really a boarding home. No heat controls or alert systems in rooms. Dark and depressing. No activities to speak of. Emphasis on "independence."

The first things that I noticed were the darkness of the entryway, the entrance was not secured, and the smell. I believe I went through an open doorway to reach a well lit nurses station where I learned that the person who was to conduct the tour took the day off. I did not reschedule. I would rate this place a zero if that option was available.

After touring 8 other facilities, I cannot recommend this place. It was dark inside & out and extremely worn. The husband & wife that own the place are trying to update it but it still needs a lot of work. The community was eating dinner during our tour & no one looked very happy with little to no conversation. Another negative was that none of the rooms had a bathroom & there was only 1 shower for the entire facility.