Wyalusing Valley Retirement and Personal Care Home

We are residents of Smith's Personal Care Home. It's a home and not a nursing home. They are shared rooms. They have anywhere from two to three people in a room. The residents play bingo together, and there's no supervision or anything. We have living rooms and a dining room. The library consisted of one bookshelf, and the common area for activities was the dining room. It looks bigger from the outside than inside, and it's very cramped inside.

My maternal grandfather lived here in his final years; he died in April 2020. I was estranged from him but I indeed visited him from time to time. He seemed well cared for and happy enough, although towards the end he suffered a stroke and may have suffered multiple other ones at later stages so he was deficient in his faculties. However the aforementioned remains true in my estimation. The facility seemed clean and the staff competent and personable. I'm afraid that I haven't much to go off of, but in my opinion perfectly adequate.

Smiths Personal Care Home was a lovely little home. The staff are very friendly and seem to really care. They would frequently sit and talk to the patients and families.The home is small but that allows for more time with each patient. The town the home is in is very small and felt very homey and friendly. My mother was well taken care of here and never had a complaint. She enjoyed the activities that they had.The patients were bathed regularly and laundry was washed on a daily basis. A piano was frequently used in the living area and alot of patients would sit around it as it was played. The…