Magnolia Senior Living

Donna Germadnig _{on Google}

Apr 8th, 2024

I did a lot of research and visits to multiple facilities for my mom before we decided that Magnolia was for her. She has been there for almost a week and is loving everything about the facility. The staff,Sherell, Bernadette, Lee are absolutely fabulous!!!! The facility is spotless. Mom is loving her activities as well as having company all day long. I would highly recommend you check out this facility if you are looking for a caring, nurturing environment for your loved ones.

Patti Jagodzinski _{on Google}

Feb 13th, 2024

My loved one has lived at Magnolia Senior Living for two and a half years. Magnolia Senior Living is clean, the staff provides excellent care, and they are always very friendly. It is a great place to live.

David Locker _{on Google}

Aug 25th, 2023

Magnolia is a one of a kind Assisted Living Facility. It's small, family run, new and very clean! For a new facility they certainly have mastered the art of it all: how to care for an older population of residents with dignity and class! They are attentive and are always empathetic. They have mastered this often difficult world with style! My mother always loved and looked forward to the food there. That, coming from her was a true compliment.
Should anyone need to consider having a loved one go into an ALF there is none better than Magnolia as far as I'm concerned. It's stands out above the rest!
Kim & David Locker

Nancy Seymour _{on Google}

Jul 28th, 2023

My mom was accepted at Magnolia Senior Living earlier this year. She suffered from a recent broken hip and severe wounds on both legs. The wounds needed daily attention I must say the entire staff showed mom compassion and encouragement. There was one nurse that went beyond the call of duty to care for mom. Ka made sure mom was given the best quality of life possible until the end. I personally was there every day, so I witnessed the connection with mom. Mae's husband passed away in October while mom was in the hospital, so she never had a chance for total closure. Mom needed more than just a nurse, she needs someone that understood her pain physically and emotionally and Ka was there. Towards the end Ka explained to us what was probably going to happen which allowed my brother and his family time to get here from St Louis and be with mom for the last couple days of her life. Ka was right there with us and still encouraged mom to hold on to her favorite picture of her and dad. I truly believe Ka had a real connection with mom and our family. My wife and I both said we hope Ka will still be working when it is time for us to move to Assited Living. Magnolia has been blessed with an employee like Ka.

Mariya Power _{on Google}

Jun 24th, 2023

Be warned! Pretty facade but staff is lacking training in memory care. My mom was a resident for over two years. There were episodes with head trauma as she fell a few times and no one saw when and where this happened. Once they left the door to memory care opened and my mom walked out of the building. She ended up at a different facility in Sun City and came back with yet another head trauma. Finally, as moms dementia began progressing and she started getting combative, they kicked her out giving us 45 days. They just didnt want to deal with her anymore. Memory care staff has zero training on how to de-escalate the situation and lack of knowledge about dementia as a disease.