Home Nursing

Have been living here since November 2015, the area we are in is great the down side is trying to get retirement living to do maintain things that need to be done. My husband became ill and asked for a ramp so he could get in and out of the house and was told No so if you are retired and move here don't get sick! Unfortunately my husband passed away. I'm also still waiting for some repairs that need to be done going on for six months now still not done.Other than that living in Elliot Lake is wonderful.

39 room facility with three levels.

Terrible service. My husband is a 30 year veteran of the Armed Forces the service or lack of was disgusting. He had to call them 4 days straight to try and arrange an appointment. He was suppose to get on going appointments which they didn't show up for. Each day he called he spoke to a different person with promises of a call back which he never got until the 5th day late in the afternoon. No apology or anything. Just wanting to finally make an appointment. To which he said, "no thanks, too late, I will get care elsewhere". Their response was, " oh, well you will get the same service other places as you get here". (As she laughed). Really......... how professional. My husband has had amazing care from a different company, great service, amazing job, on going appointments, amazing and professional staff. The one time he did get service from Bayshore the did a horrible job and they were very unprofessional. I would never recommend their services.

Compassionate, Caring and Attentive PSW who helped in our time of need. Thank you so much, Rita.

My grandfather moved in here about 4 or 5 years ago after he had a stroke and needed extra care and assistance with his day to day activities. The staff are absolutely amazing and compassionate people. My grandfather has become way more social and active. We are happy to know he is extremely well taken care of and that his health is monitored daily.

Thanks

gr8 place