James Lebo
From a recent review, I have experienced the opposite with my wife who has been at Madera Assisted Living since April 2022. I am not questioning everything that was stated but I did notice her mother was at the facility from July 2021 to April 2023. The following is from my observations while visiting Madera Assisted Living. I have been with a Support Group for over seven years and realize that not everyone grieves in the same manner. I have lost both parents, other family members and friends so I know what it is like to lose a loved one, as it is never easy. Prior to moving my wife to Madera, she was at a long-term care facility near the Chandler Hospital. I basically visit my wife every day and have been doing so since July 2017. If our daughter and I had not moved my wife to Madera, it is my opinion she would not be with us today. Before being moved, l along with caregivers were feeding her puréed food. I cannot say she’s feeding herself every meal as of this note, but I have witnessed her feeding herself. Caregivers and l have found, you do not touch food that is on her plate as she will try to slap your hand. I believe the caregivers have done a great job with my wife and other residents. I feel I can make that comment from my visits as I walk from the front door to the back of the house where my wife stays. My suggestion to anyone who needs a facility for their loved one is to visit Madera Assisted Living.
