#2Author of original report
Tue, September 02, 2014
The writing below implies that you as human beings and all you are is over-extended because you are not good enough to fast and be frugivores, and redirects your reading and writing assignments.
Lawrence
tucson,#3Author of original report
Mon, January 12, 2009
How long do you think the managers and maintainence staff should take to fix broken doorbells? A day, a week, a month, perhaps? My 85-year-old mother has resided at the Atria for over 5 years. Rent is currently $ 2300 per month, which includes two meals per day, an occasional maid and some field trips. She has now had jewlery which she claims is stollen - a gold/diamond ring which she always has on her finger. She has told me that various staff have gone into her apartment without her request. Neither the front doorbell nor the rear doorbell has ever worked consistently, and now neither work at all. I have complained to the management at their office. The female manager AND a male staff member have come by the apartment, not knowing that I was there, to inform her of supposed medical appointments that never existed, that my brother was to have taken her to. She has purchased various expensive medical response equipment that she has long had that she still does not know how to use. It has been months since my first complaint about her two broken doorbells, and over a week since showing two staff member that the doorbells still do not work at all. They still do not work. The staff still do not even know if a relative who is not on the lease can stay overnight. Unless you would like your parents/relatives stollen from or live in an apartment that is not legally maintained as a rental, or would like your relatives abused and questioned wickedly and classistly by other "guests", I surely recomment you stay somewhere else, or, if you are a relative, find another place for you loved ones to stay. No matter what kind of funding you have available, please take care to put the elderly in a home where they will be respected...not just for the short time you are there, but for the rest of their lives.
Cory
San Antonio,#4Consumer Comment
Tue, April 01, 2008
If there's a 5 mile limit, THERE'S A 5 MILE LIMIT. IF they broke the rule for you, they'd have to break the rule for everyone. THAT'S why it's called a RULE. ALL retirement homes have more women then men. MEN die at a younger age then women. Maybe the women kill off their husbands. I know, I'm married. In retirement homes AND everyplace else, old folks talk about their kids AND everyone else's kids. It's a fact of life. When they aren't talking about their kids, they're talking about each other. I don't EVEN want to get into how you got stabbed. IF they let you eat, they'd have to let everyone's relatives eat. They'd be over run by NON-PAYING relatives muching off the system. That's why it's a rule. See above. Find a retirement home that doesn't accept pets. I hate dogs barking all night. If you're not staying there, what does it matter? They have nothing better to do then sit around and drink. I could go on and on. I deal with a number of the homes in my area. They're all the same.