Home Nursing

My Aunt has had a place there for over a year now. Visiting her is always a pleasure. We drive down from Edmonton and truly enjoy our time with her and there. The place is always clean, friendly staff and a place that cares. VERY doggie friendly! We take our two pooches there with us and they are always greeted by the Open Arms Welcoming Committee (residents who happen to be in the lobby). I actually think you have extended her life just by living in such a stress free, catered-to "home". It is a little on the pricey side but I guess you get what you pay for too. My husband and I aren't NEARLY as worried about retiring now if we can look forward to something like this as a residence! We have enjoyed our meals there. No complaints of the food for sure. Service and treatment is prompt and courteous. Great place!

I worked here and my daughter is still studying in this school since 9 years. This place is amazing for everything, and the understanding of staff working here are looks like truely touched by love of Jesus. I can say to having connection with your life by this organization will definitely leave an effect of "Peace" by it's " prince". May God always be progressive in their paths.

My Dad stays here. Fantastic staff, he loves the food. Lots of spaces for family to sit outside of the rooms to visit. Something that is nice is they always have something for visitors as you enter, cold water on hot days, popsicles. there is main theatre area with popcorn, a few places to pray, fantasticly skilled nurses that make Dad feel pretty safe with his medication. located a short walk to the town core, it faces a park with a large pond. Has covered parking at the entrance so you can pick up and drop off the seniors with out worrying about rain or snow. Its just a wonderful place for seniors. Oh, yes the rooms are wonderful, perfect size for dad.

The room is spacious, and the living environment is comfortable. Staff is friendly too.

My mom was a resident for approximately 4 years. At the beginning mom seemed happy, and I was very pleased with the care she was given. At the end of her stay, and one week before she passed, we were told to move mom to a long-term care facility, Father Lacombe. We were given three days. After four days in the new location, mom suffered a massive stroke and passed one week to the day that we moved her. In three weeks she would have been 98 years old. No one at Walden said good bye. No one questioned how she was during those extremely stressful days for her when we were packing up her belongs. No one, except some residents who were coming and going in the lobby, talked to her as we waited for the bus to transport her to her new location. No cards of condolences were sent after her passing. Nothing! I believe mom needed to be moved to long-term, but why not moved to one in the same facility? We weren't given any answers or whys except that mom was violent--mom couldn't talk very well; therefore, couldn't communicate and was completely bedridden. We were basically just told what to do. Very cold treatment.

My Father is enjoying his time here and the friendly staff

I am quite happy about the care my Mom receives at Millrise. Not that there has not been issues that have arisen, but they have been dealt with in a speedy, efficient manner. I am thankful for the 1 on 1 care she receives fromt the team in her unit. They are all very kind to her, and all great people to get to know.

They "truly care" & my mom has been very happy here for the last 5 yrs.

Nice place

I enjoy coming here to visit my grandmother. They do a good job of keeping it clean and organised.

My girlfriend is working there and give great sevice to your parents.

Very caring facility. They take great care of our mom