Vantage Senior Care

Foxes Grove Staff and environment are amazing. The Activity Director goes above and beyond to provide an experience for the residents that most facilities don't provide. Some of this has included taking the residents out on trips, to the movies and out to restaurants. I am totally happy with all the friendly service I have recieved.

Very nice facility, very impressed. Really liked everything being on 1 floor. Mom's concern was that it was too far from friends & activities, that ultimately was the deciding factor.

This was very nice community I toured. The facility looked very nice and well maintained. The staff was very pleasant during the tour. They do offer nice activities for the residents. They do have a waiting list, but other then that I would recommend it.

This was a wonderful place and the director was super. The only reason we didnt choose here was because our need was now and there was a waiting list

I really like it. It's been really nice. The pricing was much better, than where we were. They had one of those sit in tub/spas, and she really likes that. She has farm field out her back window, that is perfect for her. I'm very pleased with it.

Ellen’s home is so warm caring and loving to their patients that I don’t even to worry about anything. My loved one just stayed in her bed, but now she’s up and active all the time. The food is awesome - it’s like restaurant quality food.

I like it a lot! I really like Wendy and I think they've been communicating well.

They were absolutely fantastic with my mom. Everyone is just so sincere and seemed to take a real special interest in her. The value is really hard to figure out because they made room for my mom. I was so desperate and I needed to find a place. They brought in a bed for my mom and she and another woman shared a room. The idea was to transfer her to the Ellen's Home in Germantown but my mom suffered a stroke and we just couldn't move her.

They were fantastic! I wanted my mother there so bad! It was maybe 10 minutes tops from my house. What really impressed me was the director, Elaine. She was just phenomenal. She took the time to talk to me and she even went to the hospital to do an evaluation of my mom. She worked really hard to get us in there. I thought she was really great. She seemed to really care.

It's a lot of money but it's worth it to spend. She's being taken care of 24/7 and I think that she's very well placed. They have more staff and there's more structured activity. I would recommend it to anybody, they kind of view the home as the residents home, not as a place that they work at so they try to find out thigns about the residents like what they were interested in before they were stricken by Alzheimer's or dementia. My mother liked to sew so they went and got something like a child's sewing kit to keep her mind going and they cook and they do everything they are able to do at their stage of the disease. The staff all has a sense of humor, they are very lighthearted, they know how to deal with people with advancing disease and they know that residents aren't really in control of what they do or say so they're very well equipped.

The nurse was great! Very clean, neat up-to-date. Safe. Loved it

My mother had end stage Parkinsons and we choose Ellen's home for their facility and caring staff. She was there for about 5 weeks until the end. My dad tried to keep her at home as long as he was able but ultimately we recognized she needed professional care. This was my dad's, and my, first experience with facility based care and we were concerned that a wrong decision at this point would be detrimental for all of us- particularly my mother. I am here to say that our intuition about Ellen's Home was correct and that the care they provided (in conjunction with her insurance case workers) was exceptional. It is a small-ish facility that actually is as home-like as you can be yet still provide the range of support that is needed with a cross section of residents. Although we do not have long term experience to report I have no doubt that if needed we could rely on Ellens' Home and the wonderful staff to make this experience as positive as possible for the resident and family. Their work and care for my mother is greatly appreciated.

The whole process went smoothly and all the people we dealt with were helpful, understanding and caring. We felt welcome and found the staff ready to clarify all aspects of this change for our loved one. This openess provided the confindence we needed to accept this transition. Our family feels secure as we adjust to meeting our own needs as well as establishing new relationships with our loved one and each other.Thanks to all involved.

I would recommend - it's a friendly and homey atmosphere. But am leery only because the level of training for the care givers did not seem that good. A few were very good, but some didn't seem to know what they were doing. And of course short staffed, as probably most facilities are.

Ravenswood Supportive Living was nice during the tour we took. However, we didn't find supportive living to be what we needed at the time for our loved one.

Things are going well at Ellen's place. Dad is acclimating well. The staff cares a great deal, and they also treat my dad with respect. They watch over him and make sure that his needs are met! They don't always come soon enough when he needs them, but that is to be expected.

This facility is a nice place, I'm pretty satisfied with it. My sister is well taken care of. It's always clean and the staff is always friendly. The residents mingle with each other and seem nice. I would recommend them to family and friends.

My mother was there for approximately 6 years. Most of the years management and staff were excellent...I never had to worry about my mom being taken care of. Clean place ..caring staff..good food...great attitude and atmosphere. Then ABOUT a year or so they hired a women don't know if she is a nurse or cna....my mom did not like her at all...my mom would not tell me why...and I have to watch what I say so I don't get in any legal trouble...99 percent of the staff there is awesome and caring...but because of the ONE bad apple that the management seems to defend....I would be afraid to put my loved on in there because of her. And I am speaking of the sylvan circle location. I would put a camera in the room to be safe...I wish I would have done that ...but by the time I knew I could...my mom had passed. Let me be clear my mom had 5 awesome years there till the bad apple showed up...the rest of the staff is awesome....

My loved one was welcomed into the community very sweetly. She did not want to be there at all and did not want to move. But they took her by the hand and got her comfortable. And by the next day when I came in to visit her, she already had three friends and was doing great. I've had some concerns about the medical care. She had a urinary tract infection for several weeks. Even after I told them she was exhibiting symptoms, notes didn't get written down and passed on to the right people, so I had to keep following up on it to get it resolved. But it's a good place overall.

The executive director and her staff are very caring and concerned about the welfare of the ladies and gentlemen living there. My aunt seems happy and very content in her surroundings. I’m comfortable knowing that she is being cared for properly by their friendly staff.