Compass Senior Living

It's a pleasant and smaller facility with some nice outdoor features. My mom didn't love sharing a bathroom, but eventually it became a non-issue. COVID colors a lot of my thinking but despite the ridiculous levels of lockdown, the staff were extremely friendly and caring. The management was open to constructive feedback and took action on things they could.

I visited Junction City Retirement & Assisted Living to look for a possible place for my grandmother to live. The staff person who guided us was very friendly, knowledgeable and understood our particular needs for Nana. The facility was a little dated, but we were told renovations would be happening soon. We liked the spaciousness of each apartment we saw and envisioned Nana calling it home. Would recommend this place for anyone looking to find a cozy place to call home.

It had to be a memory care facility and I was running out of places .It was also close by to the last place where my loved one had stayed. We were running out of money and you were available. I would recommend to others.

The workers at Silvercreek are always nice and always helping people with a friendly smile. There are activities for the elderly, but I think there could be a few more activities to do. The environment has been recently remodeled and is bright and cheery with several cozy areas to sit and watch TV. Silvercreek does s good job in keeping the environment clean. My biggest disappointment is in the food served to the elderly. It's not healthy enough, and there is not a specific diet for people with diabetes. Overall, I would recommend people to take a tour and consider Silvercreek as a possibility when for assisted living.

It was nice. Seemed more like a huge hotel. But dad would've been on the 3rd floor. I felt like it didn't feel homey, and close knit. And was more like I said, a resort hotel type with a lot of residents. It was not the right style fit for my parents.

I toured this community and it was ok.

This facility is expensive, but the location was perfect for our family and it is smaller than some (which was important to us). The staff is very caring and friendly. The food is good. They also keep my loved one active. She's happy here.

My loved one had issues with their plumbing and heating . Dripping faucet and furnace that kept on running without kicking off . They have fixed the issues but it was very frustrating for my loved one . The community try's to keep my loved one in the loop of any events or special things going on on certain days . They have friendly staff.

The front desk reception is exceptional! Everyone is so caring. Lots of great activities to do. Love how The Landing gets involved with community. They are working on getting meals out hot.

Lots of fun times I have found family and friends. Lots of activities

Everybody was friendly. The interaction with the staff has been good. They need to add more veggies to the meals. I picked this community, because it provided what my loved one what needed, and it was out in the country. I would recommend, that other famlies check it out.

The values and concerns that the staff have for the residents are consistent and positive. Often they go the extra mile to help me. My room is very well laid out and complete in what it offers. I'm a very social person and I appreciate the ability to engage with so many of the residents and staff. Living at Hawks Ridge does not limit me to pursue my favorite community interests.

I think they are wonderful, the best to work with. It's a solid company to depend on. I enjoy the fact that they are concerned about different issues that affect people with physical conditions. It's nice to see them work with people who need special care.

My loved one is not invloved in activites. It's kind of expensive. We picked this community because they had a vacancy.The staff was really great and seemed very caring.

They have done a great job with our loved one and family. The staff are very friendly. The meals are good. There are a lot of activities offered to the residents if they want to participate. This has had a good feeling since the tour, and make sure you trust your instinct when you are visiting communities.

It was a clean community. The food was not that great. The communication needs to improve between the family, hospice and the community. They are way overpriced for what you get.

I toured this community and it was ok.

Everyone is very friendly and personable. The facility is very welcoming. Most of the care takers are very caring , but sometimes cannot respond as quickly as needed . My loved one went twice without getting a shower for two weeks both times. That has been our only complaint. After speaking with the head person, the problem was solved .

We have been very pleased with the care, kindness, friendliness and caring of the staff. Our brother has been in a couple of other assisted areas the last few months and it was not a good situation at all. The second place he was at by the second day he had none of the cloths we had taken him! Just the atmosphere there was depressing. Desert Peaks, from the moment we walked up to the entrance we felt welcomed and the other residents seem like they are HOME not just thrown away and forgotten. Thank you for always being available when we have questions and concerns. I definitely will spread the news of how much we appreciate Desert Peaks Assisted Living!!

We toured with The Grove at Midtown and it looked to be a great place. It seemed like the residents here needed more care than my loved one did and that was the reason we decided against this facility. There did not seem to be a whole lot of activities going on and I wanted my loved one to be social and interact with others.