The Reserve At Oswego

Not Recommended if you love your loved one

This place is wonderful if your loved one needs bare minimum help. They are understaffed and they provide poor training. My father was having issues adjusting and the only doctor or nurse visit he received was over the phone. It just got worse from there. We had to move out because their staff couldn't handle him. They raised his care level drastically after one month. They overmedicated him to zombie status. To add insult to injury, they overbilled us on the last month. I would recommend this place if you need to …

Excellent staff

The staff is very friendly and right there to help out. They were very concerned about my husband because he wasn't eating and was vomiting so they would check on him a lot during the night. He has been put on hospice at their suggestion.

My father's experience

The activities are many and there are many people who come in and play instruments and sing. The food is good and snacks are provided every afternoon. Only complaint is I had to ask that the room be cleaned a few times. They don't force residents to do anything they don't want to do but my family member needed to be encouraged to participate - Don't ask him or he just says no.

It is very clean, well staffed, the resident look well cared for. Residents do activities and spend time outside. Lots of smiles.

I visited this facility

The Reserve of Oswego is not like an assisted living or advanced assisted living. It's more like a nursing home. The rooms were very small. There's no privacy for the residents. There's a really high smell of cleaners and air fresheners. The staff was very nice. She's very informational, definitely someone that's been doing it for a long time, and answered a lot of questions. Initially, when I went there, it's probably not a good time to bring people in to tour the place. It would be b…

The staff not only helped my father, but our family navigate a very challenging, unpredictable and frightening disease

The staff was always patient and loving with our father, even though he had periods of anxiety and aggression with his dementia. They always seemed to be able to get him calmed down and relaxed during these times. He did not know who we were, however, we had terrific visits with him, filled with “interesting” conversations and a lot of laughter. This always gave us great peace because that told us that he was well cared for and at peace. The staff was always very welcoming to our family members and communicated w…