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A Place for Mom is the leading online platform connecting families searching for senior care with a team of experienced local advisors providing insight-driven, personalized solutions. As the nation’s leading senior advisory service, A Place for Mom has a mission to enable caregivers to make the best senior living decisions.
With hundreds of senior living experts nationwide, A Place for Mom helps hundreds of thousands of families every year navigate the complexities of finding the right senior living solution for their loved ones across home care, independent living, memory care, assisted living, and more.
A Place for Mom’s service is provided at no cost to families because it is paid for by the senior living communities and home care providers in its network. For more information, please visit aplaceformom.com.
A Place for Mom is widely recognized for its compassionate and supportive approach in assisting families with the challenging process of finding suitable senior living options. Customers frequently commend the personalized guidance and responsiveness of the staff, which alleviates stress and fosters confidence during a difficult transition. However, some reviews indicate concerns about high-pressure sales tactics from referral partners, which can detract from the overall experience. Despite this, the general sentiment reflects strong customer satisfaction, highlighting the company's effectiveness in providing tailored solutions and valuable resources for families in need.
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My wife called this people when my mother died looking for assistance with my father who has mild dementia. After a few minutes it became clear that these people had no idea about the local services for seniors. All they were interested in was making a referral to a seniors residence for the commission. Then the calls kept coming from them and several residences that they had passed our names onto. After several month of telling these people to go stuff themselves, they keep calling. It is easy to get sucked in by the promises of assistance on their website but I advise to steer clear of these parasites.
I thought they were here to help but only created more stress at an extremely stressful, emotional and heartbreaking time. They called me while I was at work, sleeping ect., not to help but only to find out where we placed my dad to see if they could make a dollar from it. Very greedy and absolutely no help at! I believe the lady calling me also suffered from Alzheimer's because she'd call 2 hours after I spoke w her asking the same questions!
I called for info on affordable housing for disabled seniors (me). She made pitying responses about my job loss, then asked about my price range. "Can you afford $2000 a month?" Social security is my only income now! What a joke! She cut me off and quickly transferred me to a recording listing websites and phone numbers.
This companies online practices are horrifying. They build websites with fake reviews or take 1-2 negative reviews from other sites, and build entire websites attacking your business. Which is odd considering how bad their own online reviews are. I wouldn't trust these people at all.
They say "give your email and phone number to get listings, prices etc". They take your contact info then give you nothing but spammy calls.
I was looking for price comparisons of assisted living facilities. This SCAM of a site "A place for Mom" shows an image of a price comparison report on their website. I gave them my info and they said they would send it. Instead, I go bombarded with calls. THEIR BUSINES IS TO PRETEND THEY WILL GIVE YOU ADVICE, BUT JUST FORWARD YOUR NAME AS A "MARKETING LEAD". I think all the positive reviews here are just fake. I called to ask what was going on and they said they NEVER give price comparisons. (So why do they show it on their home page?) - STAY AWAY!
Call the number and spoke to a rep. She asked me what amount I could afford and when I told her how much I could afford she advised me to contact Social Services. This place is only for the RICH and those who can afford A Place of Mom. Would not recommend to any one.
If you can't afford 4,000 a month they will refer you to welfare because according to A Place for Mom if you have less than 4,000 a month for rent you are low income.
They do not tell you they don't deal with Medicaid patients until YOU think to ask. The opportunity comes up about 30 minutes into the initial call.
The sales person kept on with questions, and would not answer mine, followed up with more calls ---How much does it cost? They wanted me to come for a walk through, to me that means a hard close to sign up. I'm in sales for over 30 years. Richard MN.
After I recieved the intial call from them I never recieved any "help" from them. My Mom is on Medicaid, so maybe not worth their effort. Never recieved the promised call from the person they assigned to help me. No emails, and yes I checked my spam folder. Very dissatisfied with the lack of concern they promote on their ads, totally not there when you talk with them and try to get help.
I called them a couple of years ago for information on assisted living facilities in Mooresville, NC area in which my mom (95) lived.
After that one call to a nice lady, I received at least 50 more calls at home in NH. Over the next 18 months many different people called; day and night. I told them to stop calling and they did not. I finally called corporate and told them to stop calling and they finally stopped. Do you know they are paid by only the living facilities that will pay them there fee. What this means, What about the best or safest facilities. They won't mention them? Make your own visits to assisted living facilities.
I have attempted to use their services twice, once for my mother and another time for my mother-in-law. Both times I found them to be only suggesting locations that we could not afford. Obviously they are being paid by the higher end senior communities. I found two local facilities that were one third to one quarter the cost and took care of my loved ones with the same if not better care and expertise. The saying "Buyer Beware" fits perfectly here.
Agree with Kathleen K. Just read all these reviews about THE CLARE ESTATE. BORDENTOWN. NJ. *******. It seems this is idyllic place? Maybe it was premature of us to take our loved one out!
This ad should be retired a long time ago! Every time I hear it, I switch channels!
What about "A Place for Dad".
Thank you for your feedback. Our goal is to help families in need of senior care. We help dads, brothers and uncles too! We try to help anyone that needs assistance finding senior care options. Our site A Place for Dad has many articles about men and aging. http://www.aplacefordad.com/
Reached out to the Phoenix area place for mom representative just wanting some general information and I was bombarded by sales calls. I only wanted some basic information and recieved home based health care and every facility within 20 miles called me. I recently emailed the staff and asked a basic question regarding two rehabilitation facilities and she promptly told me they don't work with Medicare and to advise me to ask the facilities myself. It was rude with no concern for my mother. My advise is don't bother unless you like sales people calling every 5 minutes.
We apologize that our follow-up calls were annoying. Many times the families that contact us for help are in an urgent situation, so we try to be proactive and responsive. This is good information to help us improve our service and we appreciate your feedback.
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This company is paid by senior facilities. You will not get an unbiased referral. They are protecting sub-standard communities by not posting bad reviews.
We disclose on our website, in our advertisements, and in our communications that A Place for Mom is paid by our participating providers and communities. Because we are paid by our participating providers and communities, we are able to offer you a completely cost-free service. Families are welcome to do their own research to explore communities and services outside of our network, and use that information to make educated comparisons.
The statement about the ratings and reviews program is simply not accurate. All communities, whether they are partners with A Place for Mom or not, are subject to the same review guidelines and procedures for disputing a consumer review. These guidelines have been in place since SeniorAdvisor.com began in 2014. Since this time less than 4% of submitted reviews have been removed from the site for failure to meet review guidelines (including duplicate review postings, review disputes which have not been re-verified by the reviewer, employee-written reviews and other reviews which do not adhere to our clearly stated review requirements). Our guidelines can be found here: https://www.senioradvisor.com/about/reviewer-guidelines
Sick of watching ads and remembering what a nightmare my experience with this company was when I needed help for my 95 yr old Mom. I am so in agreement with all the posts here; they say it all. I had already done some research of my own on places here locally and the results were dismal. I thought they could do better but they just kept recommending the same dumps. To find out they only recommend the places that pay them follows; those places couldnt get business on their own. Then to ice the cake, they got every other bogus help agency on my case and my phone became useless for a while until I put brakes on all the crap calls.
A Place For Mom needs to include in their advertisements that people should first call their State for info about recent State Surveys regarding any facility they are considering for placement. At the present time, A Place For Mom has a facility in Carmel, Indiana where an employee (possible Administrator) who has been called "unfit to practice" states she works. She was written up on the front page of The Star Press in Muncie, Indiana while being the Administrator at Lynd House. Https :// thestarpress. Newspapers. Com/image/*******/? Terms=Lynd%2BHouse She allowed a resident to administer insulin to another, on the "buddy system." My loved one entered the hospital- while being in her care with a whooping glucose level (over 1000) and the hospital staff referred to this as not only abuse but being a "comatose" level. This Administrator interfered in our family, caused division and drama and even took my loved one who had Alzheimers, somewhere to sign legal papers without my knowledge. He was not capable of giving consent. He remembered going somewhere with her and kept trying to tell me. I was his only biological relative and family member in the area. When I confronted the Administrator, wanting to know where she took him, she said she did not know what I was talking about. I later discovered the legal papers. She had her name added to his bank account and assisted in helping two people (who were 2,000 miles away) get Power of Attorney for my loved one. They did not even have to go to court... there is no national database, to my knowledge, for Power of Attorneys. There can be one in one state and one crop up in another. These two people whom the Administrator helped get Power of Attorney had an ongoing history of cruelty with our family and an axe to grind. At the hospital, they changed the family password, barred visitors (including myself) and my loved one spent his last days laying secluded in a hospital room. Then, to my horror, they ended my loved one's life without my knowledge this would happen. I hold this Administrator responsible for what happened to my loved one. I will move heaven and earth to make sure this does not happen to another family. When A Place for Mom promotes its services, they also promote this dangerous employee. She also has worked in New Castle, Indiana. I have talked with the State about her and I encourage everyone using A Place for Mom to call the State before choosing a facility. State surveys provide public info and it could save your loved one's life.
PLACE FOR MOM SOUNDS SO IMPERSONAL
HOW ABOUT "MOM'S NEW HOME"
OR MOM'S SECOND HOME.
WOULDN'T MOM FEEL BETTER THAT WAY, SO SHE COULD STILL THINK ABOUT LEAVING HER (OLD) HOME?
Answer: A Place For Mom is a very dangerous and scary Resource that preys on frail seniors and adult children who are confused at how to find the best Solution for Senior Living. So sad. Chelsia, How can you sell a product that is so deceiving and feel good about it?
Answer: Yes, our Senior Living Advisors can provide you with local, expert knowledge of senior living options in this area. Please contact us at (866) 344-1951 and we will discuss your needs, resources and tools available in finding the right living situation for your loved one.
Answer: Yes, our Senior Living Advisors can provide you with local, expert knowledge of senior living options in this area. Please contact us at (866) 344-1951 and we will discuss your needs, resources and tools available in finding the right living situation for your loved one.
Answer: A: Hi Lynda, thanks for contacting us. Please call (866) 344-1951 and a Senior Living Advisor would be happy to support your search efforts and send you additional information.
Answer: Hi Cathy! Please call us at 866-344-1951 and we will connect you with a local Senior Living Advisor.
Answer: Hi Ann - We would love to help you and your family! Please call us at 866-344-1951 and we will connect you with a local senior living advisor.
Answer: Hi - We are happy to help! Please call 866-344-1951 and we will get you in touch with a local Senior Living Advisor. Thank you!
Answer: In the Greater Louisville (Kentuckianna) metro area there are several I can recommend you consider based on our tour of recommended facilities in Southern Indiana. As residents of Southern Indiana, just across the river from Louisville, we chose Silvercrest in New Albany Indiana. They offer independent living in freestanding apartments as well as assisted living and also more complete care for those needing it. We also really liked Traditions at Hunters' Station in Sellersburg which has identical options, and Bennett House in Clarksville, which offers assisted living and additional services but does not have independent living. Some of these do have limited Medicaid beds in their nursing facilities.


Thank you for your feedback. A Place for Mom is paid by our participating providers and communities, which enables us to offer families a cost-free service with no hidden fees.
Unfortunately, Americans are in a crisis when it comes to senior care. Senior living is expensive and it’s usually one of the most difficult decisions a family has to make. To help educate families on the costs associated with care, we created the Senior Care Price Index http://www.aplaceformom.com/senior-living-price-index which is a great resource to learn more about the costs associated with senior living.