The reviews present a clearly mixed but predominantly positive picture of Angelic Manor for residents whose needs align with assisted-living level care. Multiple reviewers emphasize the kindness and attentiveness of the caregiving staff and describe the home as warm, welcoming, and homey. Specific positives repeatedly mentioned include a supportive owner/management presence, courteous and helpful caregivers, and personalized attention that helps preserve residents' independence. Several families reported clear, responsive communication from staff, including regular updates and even video messages showing progress, which contributed to their confidence in the facility.
On the practical side, reviewers frequently note that meals are provided (and described as good), snacks are available 24 hours, and rooms are cleaned weekly. The facility is characterized as clean and loving toward residents. Ancillary services and amenities are also cited favorably: hospice visits approximately 2–3 times per week for one resident, assistance with bathing, activities such as card games and TV viewing, outdoor space with a nice yard and a swimming pool, and a pet-friendly policy allowing dogs and cats. One reviewer specifically noted an improvement in a resident’s appetite and eating of solid food, suggesting staff can positively impact basic daily living and morale. The facility was also used with assistance from a placement service (A Place for Mom), which some families found helpful in the transition.
However, several substantive concerns recur and should influence decision-making. Most important is the facility’s limit on higher-acuity medical care: at least one reviewer reported that Angelic Manor could not provide the required level of care for a resident who needed 24/7 nursing, necessitating third-party nursing support or transfer. Relatedly, reviewers explicitly state the home is not suitable for residents with dementia—an important restriction for families to confirm up front. There are also mixed reports on communication and management: while some families praise clear and frequent updates, at least one review describes poor communication. Prospective residents and families should clarify communication protocols and expectations directly with management.
Other practical considerations raised in the reviews include the size and location of the facility. One reviewer described the building as large and noted it is "not in the best area," even mentioning vague "shady things going on." These comments suggest potential safety or neighborhood concerns to investigate during a visit. Shared or double rooms were noted in at least one review and may affect privacy and comfort for some residents. Taken together, these points indicate some inconsistency in how well the home matches different residents’ needs depending on medical acuity, cognitive status, and preferences for privacy and location.
Overall recommendation based on the reviews: Angelic Manor appears to be a strong option for seniors who require assisted-living–level support, appreciate a homey and pet-friendly environment, and value attentive, kind staff and regular personal updates. It appears less appropriate for individuals requiring continuous skilled nursing care, those with progressing dementia, or families highly sensitive to neighborhood concerns and privacy. Before deciding, families should verify the facility’s exact scope of care (especially policies on 24/7 nursing and dementia care), ask about the use and oversight of any third-party nursing providers, inspect room arrangements (private vs. double rooms), tour the neighborhood, and request references about communication and safety. Doing so will help ensure the match between resident needs and the strengths and limitations consistently reported in these reviews.
