Cogir Senior Living

An outside caregiver warned me that his health was failing way before staff did. I would not recommend this place to anyone. A patient escaped the facility one day when I was there.

We have been going through several adjustments to the move. Overall meeting all expectations and more. Mom has very few complaints: Lots of active remodeling of the interior facility causing inconvenience of services. The meals are lacking in taste and flavor. With the completion of remodeling and fully staffing a 9-10 is achievable.

My loved one was previously a resident at Holiday The Seville and the experience was okay. The staff was nice. The facility itself was kind of dingy. They did not replace the carpet in my loved one's room before he moved in. The carpet was gross. The food was not as good. There were a lot of residents that should have been in the Memory Care facility instead of this one.

They could improve with their nighttime care. My mother rings her bell and it could take more than an hour sometimes for them to respond. This is very stressful and ridiculous for the amount of money being paid each month. I am not sure if I would recommend Tribute at Black Hill, I guess it would depend on the needs of their loved ones.

My loved one who is a resident at Cogir of Folsom tells me he likes it there. I feel they are very short staffed and I also think there are limited people you can talk to when you see a problem with your loved ones care. The community is very nice especially where Cogir is located. I feel they could improve on communication with the family

Carmel Place was undergoing repairs and construction when we went to tour with them, so it was a bit crowded and hard to tell what it would be without it and all of the projects finished.

I toured with Cadence at Huntersville and I wasn't impressed with them. The facility is not secure enough, turn over was a lot, new management, people were over the top friendly, almost disingenuous . Maybe it was me. I began to compare everything with [facility name removed].

The renovations are way behind from what they represented during the sales presentation, food is disappointing. My father passed away while there and the assisted living staff took excellent care of him. He was only there for 30 days. I would absolutely still recommend The Virginian to others, The people here are wonderful. Just a tough time with all of the renovations.

There are have been a lot of transitions in staff and new construction inside building. The dining room has been under construction for a year. The new chef is trying to improve the overall quality.

You should check it out thoroughly before you sign a contract. Talk to many staff. Visit multiple times and on different dates. Most of the staff is nice. Housekeeping is not so great. Prices, like probably everywhere else, are just plain crazy! I think an open dining situation would be better, as a 3 meal one hour program doesn't work well.

They are slow to respond to call buttons. Only in the past 4 months have they had adequate RN/LPN staffing. The CNA level of cg varies greatly ( isn't that across the board?) The director is giving it his all and has made great improvements. I feel we are in a rough spot for elder care at the moment. Nationwide. The activities are good. There was a long period without activities. Yet they still charged full price!

Food has been better, way better in 2020. Jury is out as to whether Cogir will manage things better. Some changes and responsiveness to complaints have not been popular.

I went to tour with Fountain View Village and my first impression of the facility was that it was kind of dreary looking and there did not seem to be many activities going on and the surrounding were not nice. I did not stay very long and knew it was not a good fit for my loved one.

I am still not happy here but I decided to stay. It's easier to just stay in my room like l live in an apartment by myself. Even with eating and fixing my own meals and cleaning my own room. It's still cheaper to stay here for now. Can't believe the cost of things now and the cost of staying in these places. I don't know how long God will keep me here and I'm by myself. I would tell others don't believe everything you are told by the management. Ask some of the resident's instead.

My loved one is a resident at The Auberge at Peoria. Some of the staff are truly in the right job, others do not understand how to be sensitive to the residents. The Activities Director tries, but is poor at his job. The Head Nurse is a sweetheart and goes above and beyond. The facility doesn't have many systems in place, such as hallway cameras, which are needed with the extensive hallways.

We toured The Terrace at Beverly Lake Memory Care during our search for a Memory Care facility for our loved one. The staff was very nice and knew every resident. They had excursions. We saw the dining area after lunch and a tray remained upended with food on the floor. There was more food not cleaned up, as well. Hinted at a staff shortage.

The units are nice and staff nice. We were only there about five weeks, but things seemed unorganized and staff were under - trained. I think we're due a refund on unused time, but no reply to my query about three weeks ago.

The staff are nice but there's always staff shortage. The food is mediocre. The bus doesn't have a wheelchair lift. The activities are fin, and diverse. There is something for everyone. There is a little room for improvement overall, but I have made some really great friends too. Some of the problems come from a food chain issue with Cisco Foods and some from low pay for staff.

Tribute at One Loudoun turned out to not be a good fit for my family, but they were good at communicating, tried their best, and were very friendly. It just ended up not working out for us in the end.

The staff members were very friendly. I wasn't there long enough for the activities. The value for cost is high but reasonable. The reason I only was there a couple of weeks, no smoking area, had to be 30 feet away from the building, during the snowy weather, I fell walking around. The final reason was some other people that lived there it was what they wanted & how they wanted it. A lady spilled her water on the floor & I went to wipe it up so nobody would slip & fall & that one person yelled at me to stop, the lady who spilled her water should have to wipe it up!