Quail Run Retirement

In response to the post below from ""Bill K."", a few thoughts.\r \r While we at Quail Run Retirement are very sorry to acknowledge the death of Bill K’s father, we must take exception to certain characterizations of the events that took place before and after. \r \r A serious legal dispute developed between our resident’s two sons, Bill K. and his younger sibling. During an event at our community, a physical altercation between the brothers led to police involvement and eventually, a Court Order, initiated by a court-mandated guardian, forbidding Bill K. to come on our property. This was later modified so that he could visit his Father in the company of a court-appointed guardian and he did in fact avail himself of this opportunity on at least two occasions. \r \r Payment of rent to our community never, at any time, came directly to us from Social Security or any other government agency. Rent was paid on our resident’s behalf by personal check, first from Bill K, then from his brother, and ultimately from the court-appointed guardianship.\r \r The resident in question was a cherished member of our community who was afforded every consideration during his long period of residence. His sons were infrequent visitors, though always welcome until their personal relationship deteriorated to the point of the physical altercation and police intervention referred to above. Even then, the younger son was physically present in his Father’s life as he assisted him through the process of obtaining the aforementioned legal guardianship, something that was undertaken to prevent any other individual from removing the resident against his will. He, the resident, had clearly stated to the police that he did not wish to leave Quail Run Retirement in order to go to Tennessee with his elder son, Bill K. \r \r We are very sorry that Bill K. chooses to leave this negative impression with visitors to this site. Much more could be said. However, and above all else, the welfare and well-being of our residents is, and always has been uppermost in all we do.\r \r R. Tilley more

Avoid them like the plague. I am the executor of my dads estate and had poa. I had dad at Quail Run for four years and after several reports from their staff about dad falling in the tub and not being attended, I made arrangements for him to move home with me, his son. I gave proper notice and paid up. When I arrived to pick dad up I found that Ron Tilley, the owner, had made an arrangement with my brother to strip me of the poa, and have dads SS checks sent directly to Quail Run. Which they did. My dad had been diagnosed as mentally incompetent, had dementia , and atrial fibirlllations. Three months later my dad fainted in his room alone and collapsed on the floor and died on 12/20/2013 unattended. My belief is that if he had been here where we had always planned he would have not been unattended and lived longer. When I contacted Ron two days after dads death about cleaning out dads room, he threatened to have me arrested if I set foot on the property. He is now attempting to extort rent for dads room because it still has his belongings in it. You draw your own conclusions.... more