Dial Retirement Communities

As the family of the person living there I was very happy with it and loved it there. My dad was the one that had the problems, but then again he WAS a problem. He had some behavioral problems and issues.

Beautiful facility, great amenities, kind staff. There are 3 different room sizes available in memory care. They are all very nice.

Well, it was a little up-and-down for the first few months. They were a little short staffed to begin with, and then some senior nursing management people left for other jobs, but in recent months, they have added new staff members and the nursing management staff has responded quite well to some of my concerns in meeting my mom's needs.

I'm happy with The Montclair for my loved one. He's found his people to eat with and it participating in bingo (not cards). He's free to go for walks. He finds something to do with his time and is far less reclusive than he was at his last residence.

The staff are caring and helpful. It's reassuring to know they'll contact us if there's a concern about my brother. The food is generally good and seems healthful. His apartment is a nice size and the building is contemporary, which is a good fit for him. I appreciate the secure parking garage.

Hyland Hills has great penthouse views, great new and clean apartments with high ceilings, delicious food, and friendly nurses. Something we really love about Hyland Hills is the "co-mingle" living for independent and assisted living. It allows my mom to be safe and get care while still making friends with and doing activities with others who are more independent.

Generally good, the staffing issues are concerning, but I think that across the board staffing is an issue with all sectors. The property and amenities are really great, especially for a person who is willing to use them. The dining was much better when my loved one first moved in, but it's been about a month+ of not great in that part of the community.

As trouble placing [name removed] as we had to moved him to monitored assisted living for 2.5 month. Then, all of his nurses decided he needed to go back to Memory Care. The community is neat and tidy. The staff members are very friendly and do their best trying to help. They offer up good activities for the residents like Morning welcome, refreshments, games & laughter, music & movement, happy hour, and word games are some he has attended in the last month! The value is less expensive than our local care center where he was for 9 months.

We toured The Fountains during our search for a Memory Care facility for our loved one. This facility was new and clean. The price was comparable to some other facilities in the area, but lacking a bit in experienced staff.

Overall, we had a very pleasant experience with Legacy Pointe. The staff had taken care of my Dad as if he was their own. The facility was exceptionally clean and neat. There are plenty of common areas for residents to visit and activities available as well. The individual units were sized just right with enough space for furnishings. And the location is easy to reach - easy drive from I-80 and Highway 6.

The meals could be better. I would say it's a good place with good staff. It's more affordable than some and in particular their nursing staff is better at working with the residents. They don't force extra charges which was our experience at another community.

Often when I was there, very few people were in the common spaces. I would like to see the facility encourage people to get out of their apartments more. Also, I think more creativity would go into the activities. They seemed to have the same activities that so many seniors living places have like bingo and crafts. They need more activities that appeal to men.

Overall we did think the value was pretty good while our loved one was a resident there, the meals were good but they were smaller portioned which was to be expected and we could see how hard the staff tried to get the residents involved in the activities. However when it came to the quality of care, it seemed like they just did not have all the supplies that were needed to care for the residents. Some of the staff members were amazing and others not so much. They were experiencing staffing issues just like everyone else.

Before [name removed] came on board, we were very disappointed with the care my brother was receiving. The turnover was extreme. Now that she has been in her position, along with [name removed], the care has greatly improved!! We are so thankful to the WHOLE staff for everything they are doing for the residents!

It's a modern facility. They recently underwent a change in management, and I've seen improvements under the new management. They do have some larger living units, which is nice. The food is pretty good, and the views form the dining hall are awesome. They have a full spectrum view of the front range. And the care staff works hard.

Comparatively speaking, we chose Hyland Hills because of the condition of the facility - it is new. The size and appearance of the units was great as well. Like everywhere else they are having some challenges with finding enough staff. Overall I would recommend Hyland Hills to others.

It is new and bright and cheerful. It was just bought by another company in mid-October, so going thru some transition issues but nothing major. Very friendly staff. Good place for the price. And they have great Mountain Views from the top floor (6th) where the dining and activities are located.

The community was okay. It seemed much darker in the community itself and I really liked the staff at another community.

Beautiful facilities with wonderful amenities and activities provided. They are understaffed like everywhere else, so resident rooms are dirty and call response time lags.

Truly a warm and welcoming community, all workers I came into contact with were cheerful, open and friendly.