John Ganton's Countryside Retirement Community

My dad is in the memory care unit at John Ganton's Countryside Retirement Community. (I see there's more than 1 Ganton so not to be confused with Lloyd Ganton's). I have been very impressed with my dad's care. The place is clean. My dad always looks clean. The food seems good. The staff seem to really care. Thank you to all who help care for my dad!

Very unprofessional, very rude, very dirty! My dad actually got hurt, they don't communicate, and the nurses were gossiping.

My mother was sent there for a short rehab (21 days) Everyone there were super polite and courteous, very helpful and compassionate. Her health declined quickly and was unable to continue therapy as usual but they worked with her as best they could. Sadly she went downhill quickly and needed the utmost care and eventually passed away. No one neglected her or treated her without respect. Our family was very happy with our experience there.

If possible I would give them a negative number. I would NEVER have a loved one live at one of John Ganton's facilities. First of all they make promises and make everything seem as they truly care for your loved one. I am here to say that is the complete opposite. My mother was in the Assisted Living at the Manor for a short time. I began to notice changes with my mother, which I brought to the attention of the staff at the Manor. After no return calls from the management or nursing staff, I had to have my mother transported by ambulance and spent a week in the hospital due to the neglect of the staff at John Ganton's Manor. So please, think twice before placing your loved one in facility that truly does not assist your loved ones needs.

My uncle lived at Ganton until his recent passing, first on the independent living side, and then in assisted living. My family had a great experience with Ganton. The staff were always courteous and kind, both to my uncle, who could be a little high-maintenance at times, and to us. We were long-distance caregivers for my uncle, and they were always understanding and helpful. My uncle loved it there. He was still quite lucid when he initially moved in, and he always had positive things to say about the staff and the facility. They were great to him until the end, even as he declined and needed more care.