Lynette's Care Home

We brought our mother/mother-in-law to Lynette's several years ago due to progressing dementia. At first she was resistant, but the people there are so truly kind and loving, that within a week or two she was right at home. She stayed there for three years during which her birthday was celebrated. There were special meals, with whatever family could attend, for Thanksgiving and Christmas. We were always welcome to visit and became very fond of many of the other guests there. (only 10 at a time, if I recollect). My mother-in-law passed in January of 2021. Mariana, the owner of Lynette's made sure we knew when it was close so we could be there and get a priest for last rites (our faith). It has been a while, but I have recommended Lynette's to some of my church family in need of that care. I am now hoping this will help you to make the best decision for the care of those you love who are in need of care that you are unable to provide. Frances Jamison
Jun 20th, 2023

Lynette's Care Center is owned and managed by incredibly caring and professional people. It is a group home with space for 10 or fewer seniors. There is always staff onsite, and residents are treated with kindness and respect. The owner, Mariana, is the lead staff member, and she cares for every resident as though they were a member of her own family.There is no cookie-cutter approach to life here. Some residents are highly independent and stay busy in their rooms and with visiting family and friends, while others stay visible in a main sitting room watching television and otherwise passing the time. Residents receive healthy home-cooked meals, and a visit in the morning often means being greeted by the welcome fragrance of a chicken stew or other soup cooking on the stove. The house--an expanded, converted ranch house--is filled with light from skylights, and in many bedrooms, arcadia doors through which light spills. There is an unused, but well-maintained and fenced, swimming pool in the backyard, next to a gazebo covered with bougainvillea. Five years ago, my mother had a major stroke and was no longer able to live independently. We found her an (other) assisted living group home in Phoenix, after being dismayed by the highly mixed reviews for larger facilities. She did well at that home for a year, but it was clear, after a more serious fall and major surgeries, that the first group home was not going to work for her once she was no longer as mobile.Lynette's Care Center came to the rescue with all-in-one care: visiting doctors and nurse practitioners, eye care, hair care, and highly personalized assistance with the activities of daily living. Mom lived here for 4 years, until her recent peaceful death at age 87. She always felt well-cared-for, and loved the staff (and the food). Because of Mariana and her assistants, Mom was able to live without pain (and with many fewer medications than when she arrived) for several years more than she (or we, her children) had hoped. It was a good life at an excellent home.
May 3rd, 2020

The best care home . hello mariana im maria duran .
Sep 1st, 2017