Arrow Senior Living

The independence it affords you is good. The food was a little better when it was being serviced in the dining room. Now that it is being brought to your room it is not very good. The room sizes and layout are good. The staff is friendly.

I felt that my mom needed memory care, the thing that impressed me the most about Journey was that is was a smaller size community. I liked that they have large rooms with their own bathroom. You really got to know the staff that was caring for your loved one. The community was set up in a square with a beautiful garden in the center. They have a very low turn over rate with the staff. My mom had a stroke during Covid-19 and the nurse was very kind and let me in to see her. The only negative was that the marketing director lead me to believe that she could stay there through the end of life and did not turn out to be the case.

I thought it was a very homey place. They have good food. The staff was generally good. You always had a different person helping you. The room sizes were good. They have a gardening room and a patio.

Whenever I come there, I am always greeted by the staff as I come in. Even the residents were very friendly to my dad. The staff make it a point to know all of the resident's names. I like, and my dad really appreciates, the restaurant style menu for the meals. That way he can order what he wants. The rooms have individual thermostats, so my dad has control of the temperature, which is a big thing for him and is a really nice feature.

Very nice Memory care facility infrastructure, wide halls, clean, well organized, nice outdoor area, rooms are smaller private studio with closet, utilities, cable & internet provided, private bathroom have shower with seat & multiple grab bars for safety of residents, all residents I saw at dinner table area looked like they had good hygiene, all services are not inclusive with monthly fee, I was disappointed this community has charted Bathing & Dressing services are not included in basic monthly fee? No medicare spin down

The waiting room area for the consultation was private and comfortable. Floor plan options are great. Staff was very interactive with residents. [Name removed] offered in depth information and asked many questions to ensure choices were outlined.

From when my brother and I first toured the facility we got a good vibe at the Cedar Trails community. The staff refers to the retirees living there as family members rather than residents and so far they practice what they preach. It didn't take long before mom started referring to Cedar Trails as "home". She has been there since May 2019, it's now Aug. 2019.

Personnel were very friendly. Studios are good size. Lots of activities; medical help; good food but starchy. Can eat whenever you want all day.

I was impressed with almost everything I saw while visiting The Boulevard. It would be one of my top choices if they offered all levels of care throughout their facility. I want my parents to remain together and not be separated throughout the remainder of their life together. This would not be possible at The Boulevard.

Looks like a nice comfortable place to live. Liked 3 meals a day. Did not like that each apartment did not have it's own washer/dryer. Has communal laundry rooms.

There was a communication issue so we toured the independent living area instead of assisted living. We will be setting up an additional visit.

[Name removed] was a wonderful tour guide and the apartments had a good layout. The community seems very friendly. We are still exploring other available options and haven’t made a decision yet but this community is high on the list so far.

Nice facility. It is a little older than some of the other ones, but well kept. Staff were friendly. One drawback was that the bathrooms had tubs which they had cut out to make a walk through. I would like to see them replace these with true walk in showers. This would alleviate a potential tripping a fall hazard. Had lots of activities.

Wildwood is quite a large facility. There were several activity corners for residents. It was difficult to get a true picture of how it functions since the memory care section does not open until next week. Therefore I could not get an impression of the staff and their interaction with the residents. The foresite sensors in the resident rooms was an impressive addition. One concern was the feasibility of have having locked clothing closets in the resident rooms. How and when will they be unlocked for the resident to get dressed or changed in the mornings and evenings? There is also a locked storage cabinet above the toilet in the bathroom - how would that work?

[Name removed] gave a well-informed tour. The studio long-term care was a little small in area. Blue Springs is also quite a distance from my family. Will keep The Parkway in mind.

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A good tour. Little concered about the food choices. Ability to have a balcony he can smoke on it a plus.

Seemed a friendly atmosphere. The studio they showed us was not particularly clean, so you had to have a good imagination to determine if it would work for your Mom!! Low pressure presentation. Still have lots of questions, but will wait until we have seen two or more locations.

My loved one moved into a cottage at The Gardens and so far the community seems very nice. The community is a really nice looking place in a quiet neighborhood, and both the staff and the residents seem very friendly and pleasant.

While looking into various options for my mother we toured this property. From what we seen the apartments were a little smaller than we would like. We also noticed that people were not participating in anything. The staff did offer activities with a card game room and pool area. But you did not see anyone participating. The dining room as well seemed pretty empty. They had open eating hours and you didn’t see many people there that you could mingle with. My mother wants people to talk to and she like to be social with others.