Mercy McMahon Terrace

My Dad and Mom have exemplary care at Mercy McMahon Terrace. The people that work here are compassionate and kind. Michael the chaplain is a wonderful man, and Sam has gone way beyond what we could ever expect in genuine loving care. It is a very special place.

A very dear friend has been a resident here for 5 plus years. I can not say enough about all the warm caring staff. I have recommended Mercy McMahon Terrace to many and feel very fortunate to have found such a wonderful place for my friend.

Mercy McMahon Terrace (MMT) is a wonderful senior living facility. My parents have been residents for a year, and we continue to be impressed by the care they receive. The caregivers are consistently empathetic, attentive, and kind. On several occasions during my visits, staff members have stopped by to check in on my parents as their shifts were ending — an extraordinary gesture that speaks volumes about their dedication. This level of care is especially meaningful to us, as their previous facility was often negligent and inconsistent. MMT is a care-forward community. The CEO/Executive Director is an outstanding leader—responsive, compassionate, and genuinely engaged. His weekly email updates are both informative and helpful, even including the average response time (which is consistentl

My aunt lived at Mercy McMahon Terrace for nearly twenty years, moving from independent living to assisted living and, ultimately Memory Care. At each level she received absolutely quality care, affirming her presence and, ultimately, I believe, extending her life during its high-quality phases. A finer, more supportive facility cannot be found.

When it’s time for your parent or parents to get more help then you can give them it’s a very challenging issue. My family wanted to make sure our mom was in a wonderful place that we would be assured of exceptional care. We found that place at Mercy McMahon Terrace. It was a real adjustment for our mom at first because she had to leave her home and routine that she had had for many years. It was actually scary for her and for us. We transitioned her by visiting regularly, just like we did before she moved into MMT. They were wonderful at getting her adjusted to her new living quarters and new routine. She has been a resident there since February of 2014 and we are very pleased to say that at 97 ( she’ll be 98 in June) she is flourishing and is very happy. She loves the staff, especially