Anthem Memory Care

Cypress Springs Alzheimer's & Memory Support are really good, welcoming, and warm. The staff have really been good about including her in any activities. I would actually like to see them get a few more activities, especially in the evenings after dinner.

The staff at Clarity Pointe Little Rock are very nice and caring to the patients. I think the only thing that I would say needs improving is there are just not enough staff at the facility. I am not sure if that's the way they designed it but that area is definitely lacking.

One thing I don't like about Cypress Springs Alzheimer's and Memory Support is the set up. The place where the staff sits makes it feel like a hospital. He never referred to the last facility he was at as a hospital but he does this one. I know it bothers dad. It's a little too medicinal feeling there. Dad has dementia but it seems to me that his level isn't that high especially compared to the residents around him. So I would like to see if there is a level in between that he could be in so he is not as much surrounded by people with worse dementia than him. I am not concerned at all about the care he is receiving there. Just some of the things I mentioned I would like to see changed.

I think it's lovely inside. its not as state of the art as others but it is still beautiful. It's always well kept. The level of care that they show to my loved one has been wonderful. The staff has been very helpful and accommodating. I'm happy that my loved one is comfortable here. They are also very welcoming. There is a positive atmosphere. I would highly recommend the Cypress Springs.

The staff is wonderful. This only issue is that the air conditioner is not working. It's hot inside. I would like the sections to be locked where only employees can go to. Other than that it has been pretty good. It is very clean inside.

I like the Directors Philosophy. He is Highly Educated and Experienced. The Community is Very Caring.

It was nice, and I really loved the people there. It was clean, and I liked the set up. I didn't really have any complaints, It may not have been the right fit for my mom, but I really liked the place. My loved one didn't really do any activities so I can't comment on those.

Quality of Care - very good Atmosphere - family Cleanliness - good Pricing - fixed with colorful furnished rooms Community fee - yes

The facility we toured was still under construction but will be beautiful once its done! Kathi snd Audrey were awesome! You can tell they have the residents best interest at hand! Unfortunately it was over my budget.

My overall feedback about the Cypress Springs in Wichita would be be four stars. My father stayed there and we are pleased with their services. I would recommend the Cypress Springs in Wichita to other folks looking for options for their loved ones. We are pleased with their services.

Chrissy and the staff were very attentive and helpful throughout the admissions process. My husband has found some friends there and enjoys the activities they do with him.

Initially loved this place. Thought it was the answer to our problems. They have had so many Corporate "Cuts "in staff, food quality and general everyday care for residents that is inexcusable for amount of money they charge. Food is cold and tasteless. Where is the "chef"? Good employees are leaving and going elsewhere, when they should be rewarded and compensated for their hard dedicated work. Clarity Point you better get it together cause right now your on the gravy train but there are a lot of disgruntled familes with our loved ones in your care. Things better improve, promises are not being kept.

This is a caring community where the staff truly care about each resident. All of the staff work together to make the Cypress Springs community a safe environment with interactive activities to stimulate the brain . The staff encourage residents frequently through out the day. They have a positive upbeat attitude and make it a pleasant and non-stressful environment for residents to meet and create new friendships.

Beautiful place, well kept and nice people, am considering this place for my wife

They do a good job with the care. I like the fact that they offer daycare, and the cost is within reason for daycare.

The men don't get the same amount of activities as the women do. They do things like sing-alongs and crocheting; there's not a lot of guy stuff to do. We are working on that personally. What I like is that the resident to staff ratio is 7:1. It is a small facility and I really like that. We all like that. If we ever have any questions, there is always more than one person that we can ask. I haven't had the food yet, but this Thursday they are having a Thanksgiving dinner!

At times the staff can be helpful. At other times, they can be unhelpful. The facility itself is fine. The activities could be better.

I would encourage you to look around at different communities. Here they are understaffed and controlling with what the residents can have to eat and drink. This has made it hard on my loved one to adjust to the community.

So far things are ok and she seems to be adjusting well. It is always clean and fresh whenever I go to visit. Staff are very personable and caring towards the residents. There are some things I have not been very pleased with, a lot of her personal items have been lost or taken. I pay extra for her level of care and I think they try to do their best, but it could be improved. Just make sure to advocate for your loved one.

It is a good choice for memory care needs. Just like all places I feel they are understaffed, they need more staff. Food is good. The room layout is good, the rooms are all around the central area no dead ends it goes around in a circle. They have two wings so it keeps things in smaller groups. Communication with the families is not very good.Especially now with the Covid-19 they do not have good communication. When we first moved in we had questions and we got different answers from every person we asked. We should not have had to work so hard to get answers to things I thought should have been told to us initially.