Kaysim-Court Manor

Apr 24th, 2021

They never gave my family member their money back when they moved on so to me that's theift
Jul 11th, 2020

Jul 10th, 2020

After being hired at Kaysin I worked for a total of 4 months and was allowed to stay in a room due to becoming homeless. I was then wrongfully terminated due to the owners cousin lying and saying I wasn’t working when she wasn’t, and kicked out in the middle of the night. I was then hired again only to work one night and be told during the day that I was then again unemployed without any reasonings to why. I wouldn’t recommend working here their poorly ran and nobody has a set job, you basically do whatever for 8hrs as long as the residents are fed at the right time frames it doesn’t matter what you truly do.
Sep 15th, 2019

My deceased step-father lived at Kaysim-Court Manor for over a year. The personal care home, which is family-run, kept the premises clean. Staff was courteous, polite and assisted me when needed. The living conditions and scenery were nice also. I noticed many residents there, which I was told were mental disabled adults and seniors. My step-father, who was partially paralleled from a stroke, received 24 hour supervision, medication assistance and other personal care services. Kaysim also provided 3 daily meals, housekeeping and laundry services, plus 1-4 bed room units. My step-father had a private bedroom that he could afford. Kaysim is not a nurse home. The level of care is a step below nurse home care. Had my step-father been fully parallelized he would have been nursing home bound. I'm not saying this personal care home is perfect. But during my experience and time there, I never had a complaint. Thanks to homes like Kaysim, we were able to receive a lot of help for my step-father, who also received medical follow-ups from outside agencies.
Jan 15th, 2017