Cogir Senior Living

Our experience has been pretty good for the most part. They do housekeeping and have kept moms room pretty clean. Especially as she has incontinence. It never smells in the area. Yes I would recommend them. My mom is a hard resident as she can be challenging at times, but they have always been kind and communicate with us constantly.

Some things we think Cogir at The Quarry could improve on is that a few of the things that they told us when we signed up we're not true. I don't think they were lying but I think that the communication with their staff is lacking.

It's pretty clean. The people are friendly. We picked this community, becasue the food was good, and it was convient. It would be nice if the staff was more responsive. The billing process/accuracy of charges needs to improve.

This has been an excellent experience for us. The caregivers are very attentive to the resident's needs. They are compassionate as well. There are a lot of activities for the residents to participate in, no matter the resident's activity level. The food has been excellent. There are three meals a day served, and there are a couple of choices to choose from. There is always hydration and snacks available. The individual apartments available are the nicest I have seen. It is very light, bright, and modern.

The activities director is amazing. She goes out of her way to visit with and invite my dad to activities. The community relations people are great. Sometimes phone calls and emails aren't responded to in a timely manner. That part is frustrating. My advice is to be persistent. When faced with hospice care, the nursing director really came through for us.

Holiday The Seville is working out great for my mom.

I'm struggling with the communication with them. I like the community, but I think I've been over sold and I'm having a hard time with them and communicating to me. Nothing major, but it seems to be one thing after another. All is ok!! I'm happy overall. I feel safe with my loved one's care and I really like the caregivers! They know his personality and work with him! However, it takes a loved one/family member to stay on top of the community administration and management if you want issues resolved. Micromanagement is a must.

The only complaint, that my loved one has is that they only have one maintenace person, and it takes awhile to handle requests. They check on people, if they know that they are not going down for meals. They do housekeeping once per week. It's an old building but they keep it fairly updated. They are all friendly. They are always very attentive. My loved one does not really like the food, but they have a new chef, so hopefully it gets better. Compared to other facilities, the value for the money is reasonable, considering that they offer three meals per day.

Mallard landing was a second choice, but they didn't have 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom units. She and her husband need to have a toilet available at any given moment.

It was helpful to narrow the search for places that had independent to assisted living.

The interaction with the staff has been good. There has been a lot of turnover with the kitchen staff, so there is room for improvement with the food services. They don't have a regular commited plan for the bus services, so they need to consider a back-up plan. It's a safe and clean community, and they have been helpful to my loved one.

I have been to Cadence multiple times for events that they have had, the staff there is great and very presentable. there is not a time I went by and was not greeted by someone. I have also had the opportunity to talk to some residents there and they seem so happy. One thing I love is when the seniors are treated with dignity and respect. This is the place.

I have met nice people and most of the employees are really friendly. Some go above and beyond and don’t make you feel like a problem. They do not make me feel guilty for needing help. Best place to be!

My tour at Bayside Terrace was amazing. The place had a home feeling to it. I noticed the residents look out for each other . They spend lots of time out amongst the other residents . The grounds are beautiful.

For what the facility does, it is pretty good.

It's a beautiful facility but the staffing was terribly deficient, not only with medical assistants/CNA's but even in the dining room. Definitely not the place if your loved one needs assistance.

The staff is great. They are dedicated to the residents and flexible to make the best choices for each resident's particular needs.

Overall things are going pretty well. She got a great deal when moving in, they had a special going on we could not pass up. There is a lack of parking. It is down a small hill and there is only parking in front. On a day with a lot of visitors you don't really have any options since it is on a busy street and you cannot park along the street. I would say this facility is definitely worth looking into.

Brandywine Living community itself is vey clean but there could be more house keeping within the apartments - maybe even just twice a week would make a difference. It is a pet friendly community and they have a nice dog park area which is one of the reasons we picked this community. Also the apartments were bigger then other apartments we saw at different communities. Our loved one have done a few activities but their dog keeps them pretty busy so they haven't taken advantage of a ton but from what we have seen they look really good. They absolutely loves the meals. What came to a surprise for us is that it seems we have to advocate for our loved ones just a little more then what we thought - it seems we are having to be more reactive instead of proactive.

We like that the Tribute at Black Hill is a pretty, bright and pleasant looking community and based on our experience we would recommend them to other families.