Heron Club at Prestancia

My husband is now in Memory Care and has a nice studio apartment. There are only 20 people on the second floor, which is secure, and he loves it. Everyone in the building is kind, respectful, and seem to truly care. My husband is very happy there, and it is wonderful to go from caregiver to wife again. A win-win for both of us. When he is happy, so am I. Thank you to Heron Club. You saved our lives.

I would rate this facility ten stars if I could simply based on Anna, the executive director and Meredith, the director of resident services. Two people who have treated my father with the utmost care and consideration. Going above and beyond, checking on my father and picking him up after hours when he had to go to the hospital and immediately responsive to messages. Simply extraordinary care!

My friend and I went to the Heron Club At Prestancia to visit and have a tour. We were seeking a place that felt like “home”.
When we arrived we were warmly greeted and then further welcomed by the Director of Sales, Tammy Jo Clarke. She graciously allowed time for all of us to get acquainted.
As we began our tour we first viewed the Wall of Honor which displays pictures of the military veterans that reside at The Heron Club At Prestancia. It was gratifying to see such dignified recognition given to
our retired military veterans.
Tammy pointed out the outside covered circular walkway and then we came into the very large, very open and bright dining room where three full meals are inclusive in their amenities. The activity room and activity gathering areas were equally light and bright.
Continuing on we looked at the residence area and in particular, the studio models. After visiting various models of studios we entered a studio with an adjoined screened balcony. There in the afternoon came lovely natural light and a delightful breeze. This studio did indeed have a very good “feel” about it.
We concluded our visit with time sitting together, reviewing what we saw, asking further questions and arriving at a decision. Heron Club At Prestancia definitely had the feeling of “home”.

From the moment we met Tammy Jo and sat down with her to discuss the possibility of moving my 90 year old dad with Alzheimers to the Heron Club to spend his final days, we were
confident that this was the place for us. The decision to move him was extremely difficult and the staff at the Heron Club, including Anna, sat with us to explain the entire process at length which helped to ease our fears. We were given a tour of the entire facility, which was spotless (and we showed up unannounced on our first visit). On the day we moved him in, the crew of Leo, Brad and Chris went out of their way to put the room together exactly as we wanted. We also met Meredith, the head nurse who went out of her way to make my dad feel comfortable. The welcome he received on move in day was wonderful. The decision to move my dad into a facility was one of the hardest I’ve ever made and I’m confident that he will receive the care he needs and deserves at the Heron Club.