Century Park Associates

Staff is friendly and facilitates are clean. It's older but well maintained. Biggest gripe is that the shuttle bus they advertised when we were deciding on a place is non existent. Supposedly there was one before she moved it but it broke down and it has never been replaced. Complaining about it to management has fallen off deaf ears.

The facility is old, but there is an efficient maintenance staff. “Independent living” has slip-slided into openings for anyone who can pay. This means that people who need help have to get by as best they can. No one is authorized to help them, unless they hire private assistance.

They need to not offer transportation options. Many people don't drive and to offer transportation options to Dr appointments and such don't work for them. If it doesn't fit within there parameters they won't take you anywhere.

I would tell a friend, the staff is so friendly and helpful. It's an older place but kept very clean. When touring the place was given excellent information & shown model unit & unit she would move in. We picked Mayfair based on cost. I told them what we could afford & they worked with us.

I would recommend Andover Court to a friend. I chose it because it seemed clean and the price was one of the lower prices in the area. That reason, prices, has definitely gone out the window though as they were raised significantly 2 months ago

They are very responsive to fixing issues with her apartment. She's been afraid to venture out in one of the shopping excursions because she is afraid of not getting back home. I'm sure others fear this as well. They need more choices on food instead of the same staples. My mom complains that they serve a lot of fish and seafood which she's doesn't like. She also says the meats are always soaked in gravy with no option to put the gravy on the side or have it without.

I really liked a couple of places in Longmont. The Bridge was the best price after all the numbers were compared. I also liked the feel of the facility and the staff. They have been very kind to my father.

My loved one was previously a resident at Cascade Park Retirement Community and our experience was overall okay at this facility. However, it's an older facility and they have a high staff turnover rate. Most importantly, they did not follow our loved one's care plan to our satisfaction. Also, some of my loved one's personal items went missing. Ultimately, we decided to move our loved one to a different facility and things have been much better.

My sister thinks the food could be better. I think she needs more help with housekeeping. The pricing is the most she could afford. If it was me I'd like a bigger room like a one bedroom but she's happy with the studio. Can't afford anything bigger at this time.

Our family had an in person tour with Mayfair Village and overall we thought the tour experience as well as the community was all good

The staff at Bridge at Columbia are good folks who try hard to do right by the residents and their families. The cleanliness of the facility is better than average, but not spotless. They try hard, but it's challenging with the condition of some of the elderly residents. Overall I would recommend Bridge at Columbia to others looking for assisted living for their loved ones.

We toured Cherry Creek Retirement Village when searching for an Independent Living facility for our loved one. The facility and tour were both good. However, the facility just didn't have the right feel. The population felt older and not enough energy. Not a good fit for our loved one.

I am currently a resident at Harbor Place at Port St. Lucie. Overall, my experience has been very good. The staff is wonderful here at this facility! Housekeeping is very efficient and they do a good job. The meals are mediocre and not always as hot as they should be. I would recommend this facility to family and friends.

I would say that the faculty and staff end up being like extended family. Which is basically good but can also be not so good. They are friendly without that desperation that some others had. The facility is laid out very logically. Garden Plaza has better balconies on the apartments and the floor plan is easy to navigate.

Our family had an in person tour and the girl that gave the tour was very nice. The building was older but was clean. The apartment I saw was about the same size as what they have now. I really just saw the apartment and lobby and hallways. When I looked at it we thought it was just going to be my dad.

My loved one was a resident at Garden Plaza at Inverrary and I was very pleased. This facility was a good value. It lived up to what they said. Overall, I would recommend this facility to family and friends.

I would recommend them, the entire process was handled perfectly! They followed up and answered ALL my questions. Every staff member we have encountered has been pleasant, helpful and understanding. Our mom is very happy and again anything we needed to have addressed was done so quickly. I would also rate my experience with A Place for mom as a 5+!!!! Don't know what I would have done without your great team that was assigned to me!!!!

Overall the experience has been positive. The facility is clean, but showing its age. I think it needs some updating. The staff is extremely friendly! From the front desk staff to dining room, etc. Everyone is great. The executive director seems to be in a rough place trying to make people happy with limited resources. I've been told the dining staff is slim because several people have quit. The family member is in independent living so he is not receiving care. Few servers as mentioned. Dining times are 4:30-5:30 and 5:30-6:30. Was told most people eat at 4:30 because they run out of food. Not sure the validity of that. Complaints that the Sunday brunch (the only meal served on Sunday) doesn't offer a good variety of food or food to the liking of many of the residents. Activities- there appears to be quite a few things going on throughout the day. Day/shopping trips had been few for awhile because of shortages in available drivers. Don't know the current status of that. Value - it was the least expensive place I visited, but a good value. Not a lot of bells and whistles but we weren't looking for those since we didn't think he'd be able to participate any way. His apartment is nice, it gets cleaned weekly with sheets and towels laundered. Meals are good, people are nice. It's smaller than some places but that's what we wanted. Occupancy is down and that could be because there are so many newer places around that look more modern.

I'm a resident at The Garden Plaza at Cleveland. The staff is very friendly. The housekeeping is good. The meals are a hit and miss. I'm not sure if I would recommend this facility to family and friends.

Westside gardens was very nice, but very dark. They were very nice. But being the first time my sisters and I had done this it wasn't as informative as I would have hoped. Their communication with us was the best of any we looked at. They were very good about checking in with us and inviting us to open houses etc. They also didn't have very many men. But It would have been our second choice.