Bristol Care, Inc.

This is a nice community. The staff is friendly and caring. The administration was had changed the agreement with the management. Not all the needs were met from the staff due to management decisions. The meals were good and a nice variety. They do offer activities. I suggest that families check out the community for the care of a loved one to see if it would fit the needs of a loved one.

This community was a little out of the way for us. The residents were a little makes it hard to take care stand-offish. The community was smaller and that is what we liked. We just decided to go to a different place that was a little closer to home.

The current management has been outstanding. They show that they truly care for the residents. Until this time there has been a high rate to management turnover. The place is clean, the meals are good and my mother currently has no complaints.

The facility is clean. The staff seem competent. We looked a couple of years ago and it's definitely not as nice as it was then.

It's okay, but it's got faults. I don't think that they do enough. They don't have any real activities or anything. I think she is safe, but she isn't happy there. I don't really have any major complaints. They were one of the more reasonably priced places, and the care is good. The food isn't the best, they don't look exceptionally appetizing, and meal times are very informal. They are pretty sweet people, and they keep it very clean.

Basic services provided. Rooms are adequate size and private which is very important. Each resident gets their own private bath as well. Resident kitty 'peanut' is a hoot and super friendly. Betsy the resident manager seems to have a good handle on the facility needs. Currently there are only male residents so may be odd for a incoming female resident but the staff is all female.

Facility is basic but appears to provide concerned care for the residents. The on-site manager Susie seems to be enthusiastic and trying to create more activities and o-site services for the residents. Holt HS students pariticipate in an adopt a grandparent ' program for more social interaction of the residents. Local beautyschool starting to come once a month for hair styling appointments.Private rooms/baths provided to each resident.

Some of the staff were amazing, but it was really going down hill when we left.

It is kind of hard to judge too much since our loved ones was only there for a couple of weeks.

Bristol Manor of Raymore is the only assisted living place I could find in our area for my Dad who is on Medicaid. I like they are small, only 12 residents. Like the current staff that is very kind. Like they are able to accept Medicaid.

I would recommend you do research and investigate as much as possible prior to making a decision. Please speak to a residents in the community, and your loved one what are looking for in a community. Our experience was mediocre. There are three meals a day served to the residents. My loved one felt they served chicken a lot, and it would have been nice to have steak or roast beef as an option. There were a lot of bologna sandwiches served for lunches. There was a lot of staff turnover during our loved one's time in the community. The community was minimally maintained.

I toured Ashbury Heights of Fulton and it was okay/fair. The facility could definitely use some refreshing. It seemed run down. The rooms needed repainted and the décor in the common areas needed attention. The administrators were kind.

I toured Bristol Manor of Fulton and it was okay/fair. The administrators were kind, but the facility could definitely have used a 'refresh.' It seemed run down. The rooms needed paint. Décor in the common areas needed attention.

I like their staff and it's reasonable in price, food choices could improve in my opinion. We as a family are NOT happy with the water problem in parking lot. There are NO activities that I see. I'm surprised the city has not looked at water problem in parking lot. We do expect staff to see that medication is took but I've found medication in her room on chair.

Place is kept clean but I have seen roaches and maintenance is not kept up. Sometimes the staff talks down to the residents. One of the staff told me that I need to start taking some of my dad's laundry home and do it. Food is always cooked ahead of time so when warmed up it is always dry. Seems to have a lot of cold cut sandwiches and chips for meals. The residents complain that they don't cook very so they never can have extra and leave table hungry. My dad's grocery bill is ridiculous. They have no actives. Cost is not to bad

This is the only independent living facility in the area that accepts medicaid which is the only reason my dad was able to afford it. It is very small, there is only a maximum of 12 residents at this location but they do have other locations as well. Although it is independent they still help him out with his medications and laundry. He has said that they served a lot of reheated foods. There are not many activities provided at all.

Our family had an in person tour it is an older community so the upkeep isn't the best. The staffing level there is comparable to other places we looked at.

Our family had in person tour and it was fun, but it is smaller so we did not think the more isolated setting would work for our loved one. However the staff did leave a great first impression.

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The biggest problem we have had is there is a lot of turnover of management at Bristol Manor. One will say one thing and then another will say another, so it has been very difficult. She is content where she is at, but when they keep changing the staff they change rules and it makes the residents upset. I have called corporate multiple times about different things and they say they will take care of it and nothing gets done. Since we have been in the pandemic, we have not been able to go in, but I think they need to provide some place that we can visit with our loved ones so they do not feel so isolated. Aside from these issues, I would recommend if you are wanting a family type environment because that is what it has been. I just do not like that management changes so often.