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Assisted Living

Lybl

1325 SOUTH HIGHLAND COURT, Marshall, MO 653402.3 (3 reviews)
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About

LYBL is a private in-home and residential care home for elder residents in Marshall, MO, founded in 2021 by Felicia Hayes. The facility offers long-term care and adult day care in a family-like environment with dedicated care and attention to each resident.

Rooms & Floor Plans

Private Room

Beautiful and cozy private room

Semi-Private Room

Amazing semi-private room for residents

Capacity

11 residents

Phone

(660) 530-7081

Website

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Amenities

Wheelchair Accessible Parking
Wheelchair Accessible Entrance
Wheelchair Accessible Restroom
Wheelchair Accessible Seating

Life & Activities

Super Bowl celebrationsSports activities (Chiefs support)

Ratings & Reviews

2.3

out of 5

Based on 3 reviews

Reviews (3)

Reviews from Google

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Stanley plough

Nov 2024

The abuse hotline boost hotline this place is a joke they need to close it down own.

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Kolten Ritchie

Jan 2022
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Jennifer Cott

Sep 2021

Paid for a deep cleaning which was not acceptable at all. Wasn't even completely cleaned let alone a deep clean. Were going to leave without even cleaning floors. Didn't clean shower adequately at all. I had to then clean right after as we had family coming. Also never bothered dusting or even cleaning the sinks at all. Brought it to her attention & was told she would do it again at no cost but did not come, then offered a refund but never sent it. Then she offered to come again & kept saying she didn't have any staff & doing everything herself & promises to come until day of & doesn't come & won't respond to make it right. I definitely do not recommend to waste your money here. Here are just some of the after having them clean & still dirty floors, dust, & filthy shower. I then posted 2 pictures of the shower tiles during & after I cleaned them myself to show that she didn't even try cleaning it (which defeated the point in hiring someone to do it to save me time).

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