NHC Place St. Peters Memory Care

    5300 Executive Centre Pkwy, Saint Peters, MO, 63376
    4.2 · 72 reviews
    • Assisted living
    • Memory care
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    4.0

    Caring, professional team with issues

    I placed my mom here and overall I'm grateful for the compassionate, skilled staff - caregivers, nurses and activities team made her feel at home and gave our family real peace of mind. The memory-care focus, clean/homey facility, good meals and daily activities are strengths and staff across roles genuinely care. On the flip side I've seen staff turnover, occasional understaffing, slow/condescending admin responses and isolated safety/cleanliness issues, so active family advocacy helps. Despite that, I would recommend this place for its caring, professional team and the comfort it gave our family.

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    4.24 · 72 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
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    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      4.3
    • Staff

      4.4
    • Meals

      4.3
    • Amenities

      4.7
    • Value

      2.7

    Pros

    • Caring, compassionate staff and caregivers
    • Specialized memory care expertise and training
    • Home-like, smaller community atmosphere
    • Engaging daily activities and strong activity director
    • Good dining: meals look, smell, and taste well
    • Clean, modern, recently built facility
    • Attentive nursing with some quick responses and reduced ER visits
    • Teamwork and collaborative care across roles
    • Admissions/staff provide budget-conscious guidance and placement help
    • Variety of care options (rehab, memory care, Medicaid beds)
    • Peace of mind for many families and residents
    • Close proximity to hospital

    Cons

    • Inconsistent management and administrative responsiveness
    • Staffing turnover and understaffing concerns
    • Safety incidents and falls with reported deficiencies in handling
    • Reports of inadequate supervision leading to injuries
    • Occasional poor cleanliness and odor (urine) reports
    • Allegations of inappropriate medicating and limited activity participation
    • Some staff described as disrespectful or unfriendly
    • Variable quality over time — 'growing pains' and decline after turnover
    • High cost of care with underpaid staff
    • Mixed recommendations — some reviewers advise against the facility

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment in the reviews is mixed but leans positive: a large number of reviewers emphasize compassionate, knowledgeable staff and a strong focus on memory care, while a smaller but significant cluster of reviews raise management, safety, and staffing concerns. Many families describe the environment as home-like and smaller in scale, praising the facility's modern, clean building and the quality of daily programming and dining. Multiple reviewers specifically call out an outstanding activity director (named Kim by one reviewer) and note that activities engage residents and help them form friendships with staff and peers. Several families report improved health outcomes such as fewer ER visits and a calmer transition experience after placement, describing relief and gratitude for individualized attention and dignity-preserving care.

    Care quality and staff behavior are the most frequently mentioned positives. Numerous reviews note that nurses and caregivers are attentive, kind, and trained in dementia care, treating residents like family and providing emotional support that goes beyond basic needs. Staff teamwork and the sense of a caring community are recurring themes; families report that caregivers across roles — from nursing to dining services to activities — show commitment and understanding of Alzheimer's and other memory conditions. Admissions and placement services also receive praise in some summaries for being supportive, safety-focused, and mindful of budget constraints, helping families weigh options and avoid disruptive multiple moves.

    Facilities, dining, and activities receive strong positive remarks from many reviewers. The building is described as beautiful, bright, and recently built, with a clean, homey atmosphere. Dining is repeatedly called out as a strength — meals look, smell, and taste good — and the smaller scale (single-level layout noted by some) is appreciated for fostering community and easier supervision. The presence of Medicaid beds and proximity to a hospital are practical advantages mentioned by multiple reviewers.

    However, a meaningful subset of reviews highlights serious concerns that potential residents and families should weigh carefully. Administrative and management issues recur: reviewers describe slow or disrespectful responses from office staff, a director of nursing who was perceived as unhelpful or condescending, and inconsistent communication that required active family advocacy. Staff turnover and understaffing are raised repeatedly; some families say the quality of care has declined after staffing changes or due to growing pains as the facility expands. There are explicit reports of inadequate supervision and safety incidents, including falls and injuries and perceived deficiencies in how falls were handled. A few reviewers go further, alleging overmedication or improper medication practices and noting instances where residents did not participate in activities. Cleanliness issues (urine smell) and unfriendly staff were mentioned in a minority of reviews.

    Taken together, the pattern suggests a facility with strong clinical and caregiving strengths—particularly in memory care training, personalized attention, activities, and dining—but with uneven administrative performance and some operational vulnerabilities related to staffing and safety oversight. The majority of reviewers recommend the facility and express gratitude and peace of mind, but the negative reports are specific and serious (falls, medication concerns, dismissive management) and were strong enough that some reviewers advised against using the center. For families considering this facility, recommended next steps are to: (1) visit multiple times and observe staff-resident interactions at different times of day, (2) ask about current staffing ratios, turnover, and recent safety incidents and corrective actions, (3) meet nursing leadership and clarify medication and falls-prevention protocols, and (4) confirm activity participation expectations and cleanliness standards. These targeted questions will help determine whether the facility’s many praised strengths are consistent and whether administrative and safety concerns have been addressed.

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    About NHC Place St. Peters Memory Care

    NHC Place St. Peters Memory Care sits in Saint Peters, MO and offers a secure space for seniors with memory loss, dementia, or Alzheimer's disease, giving them care in a setting that tries to feel like home, where the staff, including caring workers like Susan and Sammy, really get to know each resident. The community uses a village design, splitting into four small neighborhoods, each for about 15 residents, and each with its own living room, dining area, and kitchen, which makes things quieter and less confusing for folks living there, and helps them feel comfortable. The rooms are private, spacious, and include half-baths plus space for residents to bring furniture from home to spark old memories. There are 60 licensed beds, and the community can care for up to 94 seniors, with a special focus on memory care, as shown by the staff's deep dementia training, ongoing education, and their focus on calming and guiding residents during moments of anxiety or confusion.

    The community makes safety a top concern with secured courtyards, advanced security systems, community-wide video surveillance, and emergency pullcords in private rooms and bathrooms, plus certified caregivers on duty all hours of the day and night. The staff helps with daily tasks-like dressing, bathing, or managing medications-and are quick to respond when anyone needs help. The memory care areas feature therapy services, such as physical, occupational, and speech therapy, along with specialty programs like brain fitness and Dakim, designed to help residents stay engaged. Everyone gets a personalized care plan based on their unique needs, and the care team will adjust these plans as needed over time.

    Inside and outside, seniors have access to things that make each day better, like pet-friendly rooms, a secure and pretty outdoor courtyard for walking or visiting, organized activities run by a full-time activity director, brain games, arts and crafts, music sing-alongs, and even space for visits from family and pets. The social staff try to keep things lively with trips, group outings, and devoted time for spiritual needs with devotional services. Residents also can use Wi-Fi, join in community meals, visit the beauty salon, or enjoy meals with guests. For those who need rehab or are there just a short while, the staff provide the same level of careful attention, keeping things as familiar as possible.

    NHC Place St. Peters Memory Care does offer a mix of assisted living, independent living, and memory care all in one campus, making it easier for couples who may need different types of support. The entire place emphasizes privacy, dignity, and keeping a homelike, friendly feeling, and the staff stay focused on building trust so seniors and their families can feel at ease, knowing there's help around, steady routines, and genuine care. The state has licensed this community for memory care. While Medicare isn't accepted for their care services unless specifically certified, many families have given good feedback about the therapy and the way the team gives attention to each person's daily life, so the place has earned a good community reputation for its specialized memory care and calm, home-style atmosphere.

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