Carondelet Retirement Home

This is not the place for a healthy person Nor anyone needing any kind of assistance with functioning or 100% medicine compliance. This is a group home for people with disabilities that need accountability or they would be able to live well by themselves. It is NOT a retirement facility in the sense of someone aged, retired from an occupation and wants to spend retirement with their peers or who needs room and board that is within their meager means. Make no mistake, everyone here is on Social Security Disability and can not live alone, as they don’t have the skills for such. The promise of nursing staff round the clock is a fallacy. A nurse is state required twice a week and obviously not supervising medicine dispersal. It appears whomever is around at the time ‘offers’ Residents their m

I am a resident at this retirement home. The staff is amazing and they care greatly for their residents. Location is good, the food is delicious, and the building is kept up very well. Also, cleanliness is incredibly important to the manager. They really seem to look after their patients and we receive our medicine in a timely manner. There have been many different homes in my life, but we are taken care of better than ever before here.

This is a for-profit group home for men, (not a retirement home for elderly). 32 residents in 5000 square feet. Limited assistance, one nurses aide supervises, not a nurse. Although they claim to be an assisted living facility, the requirement is that you are healthy and do not require assistance. A nurse stops by once or twice a week. No distribution of meds. The grocery shopper might be pocketing money because this is barely food. The worst-you've-ever-heard-about-city-people cook the food. Maybe a writer can make a movie. She might do some things nice but that doesn't make up for a total disregard for the comfort of the residents and their health and nutrition. Subhuman ingredients. No seconds allowed on food. Rationing of drinks. Koolaid instead of juice. Actually, Koolaid must

My son was placed here 05-31-18, so far it doesn't sound good it sounds just like a review from a Rob Just.Today was his first full day there, for breakfast he had a bagel and a bananna... what type of breakfast is that with watery weak koolaid. Dinner he said was really good salmon croquets and baked potatoes,weak tasteless koo-aid and cheese cake.Oh yes for lunch they had egg salad. LAST NIGHT HE SAID THE DOORS WERE OPEN AND RESIDENTS WERE OUTSIDE ON THE FRONT OF THE BUILDING, NO STAFF THEY WERE LEFT ALONE. THE BACK DOOR WAS OPEN AS WELL. TODAY HE SAID SOME STAFF WAS THERE EARLIER AND PASSED MEDS, BUT THIS EVENING KITCHEN STAFF GAVE HIM HIS MEDS. sounds horrible, unsafe, and neglegent, leaving mentally ill people unsupervised. Is this how its suppose to be? Also a long piece of hair wa