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Caroline Place Retirement Residence

Caroline Place Retirement Residence

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118 Market St, Hamilton, Ontario, L8R 3P9, Canada
(905) 548-7660 www.caroline-place.com
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Dec 10, 2015
If I could give Caroline Place more than 5 stars, I definitely would. Mly mother has been living here for the past 4 months. From the first day she arrived she was made to feel extremely welcome. There is such a warm and friendly atmosphere that you feel the moment you walk through the doors. Each person is treated as an individual with their own situations and circumstances respected and adhered to. My mother can be as busy as she likes with so many activities, outings and exercises to choose from or she can do her own thing in the privacy of her comfortable suite. As her daughter living at a great distance, I can rest assured for the first time in ages that my mother is eating properly, having her medication given to her as prescribed and that if something isn't quite right there is a whole team of caring people who have got their eye on her. She makes the decisions for her day to day life but has that support where it is needed. She tells me she feels safe and secure here and that is a huge relief to my family. The best thing about Caroline Place though is the incredibly friendly and helpful staff. In our situation not only have they been a great support to my mother, they have been wonderfully helpful and communicative with myself. Nothing seems difficult for them and everything seems possible. Bonnie Roe has been incredible and has made so many things that seem like tough decision making smooth and easy. From the management to the nurses, to the front desk and all the support staff there, I can't thank all of you enough. You're all wonderful!!!

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