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Queensview Retirement Community

Queensview Retirement Community

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70 King Edward St, Brant, Ontario, N3L 0C1, Canada
(519) 442-5621 www.queensviewrc.ca
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Dec 20, 2018
Freaking expensive but they do take great care of my parents. The staff are very friendly and helpful. I don't worry about my parents welfare at this place

Aug 17, 2018
I started a job here in the nursing department i had worked for about two or three weeks and decided to resign pretty fast because of going back to school this September. Its a very nice place but if they dont start treating their employees better they arent going to have any left. I could tell right away that the turn over rate for employment is bad here because of how i got hired. I was very shocked at how unhappy most of the girls working here were. Everyone is overworked and under paid. My job has never been about a paycheck for me but i feel like most people working here deserve more. I also only got paid for one shift even though i had worked for about two or three weeks plus the oreintation which was very strange. I feel very bad for the people who work here and i wouldnt suggest working here if you are a good human. They will take advantage of kind hearts.

Sep 18, 2017
My dad stayed for 2 mths in a transitional bed and he really liked it. So much better than a nursing home though it was a bit lonely. He loved the staff. The food looked delicious.

Aug 28, 2017
Father in law has been here for a few weeks while he is waiting for a long term care bed. He likes the staff and facility very much. He's going to really miss the place.

Oct 2, 2017
Beautiful place and friendly people.

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