Cogir Senior Living

It's absolutely perfect the whole place. It's run beautifully. They're very friendly. They know everybody by name and I don't know how many people are total here, I think about 150. This place was build for senior living, not a building that people jumped in and converted it for senior living. Brookdale is the one who runs it. You can't go wrong here - it's great! I think there's a waiting list started. There are tons of activities - they just had the last pool party of the year. The have Wii bowling and I play bridge. They have all types of games and puzzles and all sorts of community interaction which is good. I also really like that everybody has a washer/drying in their apartment so you don't have to try and beat people to a laundry room.

A Place for Mom was extremely helpful in finding a retirement community that would meet my father's needs along with being very affordable and in close proximity to where I live. This placement involved moving my father from Ohio to California, and I began my search knowing what type of retirement place he had in Ohio and how I would have to meet those requirements at a minimum. Emeritus at Rohnert Park EXCEEDS everything he had in Ohio from its Anytime Dining with ability to request food not on the menu be prepared if the kitchen has it, resident-focused concern for health and happiness, a swimming pool & jacuzzi open 365 days/year, and plenty of different types of activities to choose from on a DAILY basis. From his visit to check it out once I recommended it to him, until his move-in, and through his residency today, my father has been EXTREMELY happy! His entire mood has improved and he is a much more joyful person than he was in Ohio. I HIGHLY recommend Emeritus at Rohnert Park, and A Place For Mom for their assistance in helping me find this wonderful community.

It was phenomenal! It's independent living so you have to hire your own help separate from Carmel Place. They did do housekeeping and that was excellent. Overall, they were amazing. The management team was indredible and everyone was friendly. They really made and effort to get you involved and get you going. The food probably could have improved. My mom just got to a place where she needed more care. I wish my mom could have stayed there. They were really special people.

This is the best place for seniors and would be the best place for your parents. They are just the best place to get this level of care. They are very attentive and it is almost like not being in an assisted living community but more like a luxury hotel. I would highly recommend this community to anyone.

It was too expensive, it's not worth the cost and I still don't know how they can get away with what they charge for rent. My aunt was really happy because she was close to the nurses station and she had only one person at her table so everything was very calm. Each floor has its own dining room, Washington House is like the Ritz compared to the Mariott. The activities were probably great but my aunt didn't participate because she just wasn't interested. The location is nice because it is pretty close to Washington DC and close to Alexandria so it was easy for me to visit as often as I wanted.

I'm happy and I think we're getting out money's worth. My peace of mind is worth it. It seems like the acitivities are good but I don't really know because my parents aren't very active. They email me every week and keep me posted so that's great. I would say that people, if they don't know what questions to ask, they don't ask them. I don't think that finacially we would have been able to get my parents in to Harvard Square because I didn't know about VA benefits. Ask questions about the VA benefits because as it turned out, it was very doable. Everyone there is just so sweet. The dining is more like a reastaurant. It doesn't feel like a dining hall which I think is more dignified for them. You order off of a menu that changes all the time. Within 3 minutes I knew that this was the place. It's fabulous.

I don't know if we've spent enough time there yet, but so far, so good.

The Windham is very, very nice. Just beautiful inside and out. The staff was very nice and supportive. It was just a price difference more than anything that made us choose another place.

I really like Sudio Royale. My mom seems to be really happy there. She just went from a semi private to a private room. She's keeping really active - exercising 45 minutes a day, paying cards and bingo. They sometimes have people come in an play music and sing. I looked into quite a few places and I think she feels comfortable in a place like this. There are a lot more luxurious places but that's not my mom. These are just really nice, friendly people. It feels like quite a bit that she is paying but nothing is cheap today. It's affordable compared to other places. She loves the food. The portions are really large and they serve meat with practically every meal which she has to cut down on. She asked for more salads and now they're giving her salads so that's good.

We only toured The Stratford, but really liked it and thought the staff was very friendly. Sylvia Lee spent a lot of time with my loved one making sure to find just the right apartment for her needs. The only reason we chose the Carolina House over the Stratford, was the location, The Stratford was further than family. It was a little expensive, they were offering a special which is the only way we could have afforded here. The Stratford and the Carolina House feel like the exact same building when you step inside just different paint colors. It is not quite as new it's about ten years old and the Carolina House is only about 3. They had floral arrangements throughout the place. I would recommend checking out The Stratford.

When we toured there was a male resident in the hall directing traffic. He seemed very happy to live there and was very friendly. He claimed he liked to pick his perch for people watching. The facility had a lot more floors than The Hermitage, I think there were 11 or 12 stories here? They have tons of activities listed, they'll take residents to baseball games, museums, movies, plays, and other things residents can sign up for. hey also offer lectures and have sports polls, it seems like they do a lot to involve their residents. They start with Independent Living but offer graduated care. This place looked and felt very homey they had a lot of sitting areas tucked throughout the place.

This community is really just a very beautiful community. The staff is really friendly. The community is really clean and it provides a gorgeous setting. Our loved one really loved it there. We are happy with our choice of Where the Heart Is.

We were very pleased with Redwood Heights but had to leave this community because of fall risk for our loved one. They did great during the day and had excellent staff but during the night they would have minimal staffing and our loved one would become impatient waiting for someone to help so she would try and do it herself. We are no longer here but our loved one would love to go back we just don’t feel they could offer the level of staffing we were looking for. Overall we were very pleased and would recommend it to anyone.

Excellent tour with Robert Coe. Facility meets all the basic needs for my father & the price is reasonable. Waiting list is minimal at this time. The assisted living care is a bonus, especially as it is in the same building. Definitely under consideration as a possibility for my father.

We chose this community for my friend because they just have so many things to do. Some of the activities they offer are art class, movies and a beauty shop. They have occupational therapy and physical therapy on site. Across the street is the Goodwin House, which has a pool. All The Fountains residents get to go swimming at no cost to them. They provide free transport to go to doctor appointment and even to go get groceries. When a resident moves in they ask if you would like to have a party to show your friends where you are staying. My friend chose to have a party and over 40 friends showed up and the entire party was completely free of cost to my friend. While at the party some of the guest actually became interested in the community and the staff offered to give tours and answered any questions. The Fountains is by far the best value when it comes to location and the care services they offer. The sales reps do not try and sell you on how much money and how this is the right choice. They show you where you money is going and they show you why it’s the right choice. They show The Fountains as a lifestyle and not a business. The staff was really good in letting us know that the first month it is hard for a lot of residents to adjust and is usually the hardest part of the move in. My friend moved in and we did not get one phone call during this first month. The building is really nice and very well maintained. There is 9 floors of which there is 3 floors of assisted living and the rest is independent living. I would recommend The Fountains to everyone. I was actually talking to my husband about it as well.

Plenty of activities they have drill teams and music events, the food is excellent I was satisfied every time I ate their. The people are really friendly, good location and value. I have no complaints.

6/9 - Says no current openings within our budget for a couple of months. Does have openings in the West Seattle and Renton locations. West Seattle looks good, Renton won't really work. Point Defiance beautiful grounds. Like the travel program. Most everything included.

We toured Rogue Vally and really, really liked it. I;ve eaten the food there and it is wonderful and the residents are friendly.

The Fountains provided terrific service and support; but Mom decided she did not want to move away from her home area.

Of the ones we have seen in Vacaville, Merrill Gardens best fits our needs.