RiverLedge Residence
5.0 (1 reviews)Ogdensburg, NY
Assisted Living and Skilled Nursing in Ogdensburg. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
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5.0 · 1 reviewsI've visited this facility a multitude of times before the passing of my great grandfather, who resided there. I don't have much experience with assisted living homes but I have heard some horror stories about how the staff doesn't care about the residents and the food tastes horrible. Now I can't say anything for how the food tastes but I can say in my experiences there I found that the staff were extremely kind and helpful. Whenever I would go visit with my great grandmother or any other family member the nurses would always have updates on his condition and how he had been. They knew the…
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I've visited this facility a multitude of times before the passing of my great grandfather, who resided there. I don't have much experience with assisted living homes but I have heard some horror stories about how the staff doesn't care about the residents and the food tastes horrible. Now I can't say anything for how the food tastes but I can say in my experiences there I found that the staff were extremely kind and helpful. Whenever I would go visit with my great grandmother or any other family member the nurses would always have updates on his condition and how he had been. They knew the residents by name and seemed to actually care for them. When I heard that my family decided to place my great grandpa into a home I was worried and sad that he would feel lonely, like no one cared about him, and just sit in a room all day miserable. This actually prevented me from visiting him, his first couples months there because I didn't want to see him sad and have that be the lasting memory I had. However, upon visiting it wasn't the sad experience I thought it was going to be and found that he had things to do and people that were there for him. I'm glad this is the facility that was decided upon.