Testimonials

There are lots of activities and outings for memory care residents that my mother enjoys, but she really lights up when there is live musical entertainment.  She be-bops and dances around and loves to sing along.  She sang in the church choir and I think it brings her back to that moment.

I have made many friends here. It is close to my church, hospital, clinic, bank and drug store.

My family was planning on looking at a few places, but once we toured Copperfield that was it.  The choice was easy and clear.  It was so warm, welcoming and really felt like home. I just loved the story behind Copperfield – that it was built by the owner for his mother, and is still family owned and operated today.  The staff is so terrific and everything my mother needs is right here.

I lived two miles from Copperfield for 50 years.  Twice when I drove by Copperfield there were festivities going on outside and everyone looked like they were having so much fun. I finally decided to stop in and take a tour and was so impressed from the get go. I remember standing in the atrium thinking it was like living in a mansion!  I’m so glad I stopped by.

As hard as it can be to make the decision to move a loved one to memory care, you have to remember that the decision isn’t about you, its about them.  It is better for your loved one to make the move to a place where they receive the specialized programming, attention, care and activities that are so beneficial and important.  Copperfield’s memory care provides all of this for my mother, and I think it’s a good place for her to live.