Crofton Manor Inn

In addition to the prior positive comments I gave to Crofton Manor, I cannot commend the staff highly enough in the care of my sister after a difficult surgery. They went above their responsibilities to make sure of her comfort and well-​being. A dedicated and caring staff!

The facility is clean and well maintained for an older facility. It’s in a good location near shopping, parks, and beach. The admin staff is patient and understanding for the requests of each individual resident. The caregivers work hard and do their best. Their smiles and popping into my moms room to say hi makes my mom feel part of the Crofton family. The nursing staff are professional and efficient to keep track of medications my mom takes. They call me right away if mom fell or requires additional needs. The food is good, and the dining room is bright and cheerful. My mom says lunch is her favorite meal here.
For the Holidays the place is decorated nicely. Each resident door had a nice decoration getting everyone into a festive spirit. They had a Christmas party my mom enjoyed. Their maintenance staff is responsive to moms requests inside her room and they keep the facility and its grounds clean and updated. Last summer they did a makeover of their two patios that look wonderful and are pleasant to use.
Its been almost a year since my mom moved in and we are so thankful to Crofton and their staff for making this a nice, friendly, warm place for mom to live and for us visit and enjoy the time we spend with mom.

I love this facility, my mother has lived here for five years and loves it! They really pay attention to detail and treat you like royalty! The staff is great and really helpful! I am very thankful to have stumbled upon this place! Awesome!

I am a technologist and one of these residents came in for an exam. She did not speak and was in a walker. The caregiver sat in the waiting room reading and did not come into the exam to help the patient answer any questions. Also the pt. did not have any teeth.

I’ve known Crofton and their staff for 10 years now. My mom had Young Onset Parkinson’s Disease. As a mental health care professional myself, I took great concern into choosing a place for my own mom when she needed it. I am also trained to know what to look for in terms of good/​unacceptable care. I looked at 17 different assisted living homes in a 30 mile radius. I did my homework and can genuinely say Crofton is an excellent place. I never once showed up announced and I was there multiple times a week on average. Her hair was always braided nicely, her nails were painted and she was almost always involved in a resident activity when I arrived. Her room (and I speak for my experience of all of her friends who were residents over the years there also) were always kept clean! In fact, the staff often asked me to come help them organize her things so they could deep clean. My mom was by far one of the most difficult residents they’ve ever had. Physically, she was challenged greatly as well as mentally with mania. They were always very patient, even in the hardest situations with her and ALWAYS treated her with dignity. She was coherent and verbal enough to be able to tell me she got good care even when I wasn’t there and was able to say the same about her friend’s care. The staff knew everyone by name, and I’ve gotten to know their families over the years as well. When she died, there was a line out her door of staff with flowers and cards and tears while they stayed on their own time to say goodbye and give me a hug. They also went out of their way to bring residents and their own families to her funeral. You just can’t get that kind of genuine care anywhere. I have recommended crofton to other family members (who also lived there) and to friends parents who also had good experiences. The facility is in an unideal area of town BUT crofton goes out of their way to have good security and safety measures like automatic lock doors after sundown to protect their residents. The front desk staff almost always walked me to my car if I had to leave after dark as well (without my asking). Believe me, I understand putting your family member in assisted living is difficult and it just looks sad no matter what. But I hope this gives you relief that the staff is incredible and will care for your relative «like I would want my own momma to be treated» –quote from a caregiver. And they will also be of great help and understanding for you as you maneuver a difficult time! After 10 years there, I hope this review helps someone else have the great experience my mom was able to have. My family is forever thankful! If you chose Crofton, I also hope you are kind and appreciative to the staff there as well. They will be doing what you won’t be able to for your loved one and they will be doing it well and with care.

I come to this Facility a lot delivering medical equipment. The Alzheimer’s unit in the back is terrible. I see lots of «not so pleasant» places but I wouldn’t put my dog here. Its dirty and the employees are always sitting because there seems to be no accountability back there.

Crofton Manor serves the elderly, as well as clients with mental health diagnosis. Both from these populations are under cared for due a lot to lack of state funding to take care of our own. I have worked with this facility, and suggest that you «DO» step inside, for it is one of the cleaner facilities in the area. And what does the size of the staff have to do with anything? The majority of the American population is obese… don’t judge a book by the cover. Thank God, for places like Crofton Manor, and for the people working in there

Never been inside, but this is an assisted living place. Everyday I get to watch the smokers outside puffing away any bit of dignity they have left. (Also, note the amount of health care workers that are obese and smoking.)
Most of the residents look like they are ready to be carted off to the coroner.
I almost feel bad when I walk by them with my two good legs.
If anything, the place makes me feel good about my own health!!!