Five Star Senior Living

My mom is currently a resident at Washington Township Senior Living and her experience has been very good overall. The staff is amazing! The food is mediocre. Housekeeping does a great job. The price is really high and seems to be increasing each month. The other residents are very nice and kind. My mom seems comfortable, I wouldn't say happy, because she wants to go home but physically cannot. The Activities Director does a nice job.

Franciscan is a nice facility. I wish there was more communication with the resident's family and updates on how they are participating & adapting. We picked this community because of the transportation services/location.

It has two room accommodations. Bedroom plus a small living space and kitchen. I have experience with only one. I do not know what others are like. Interview several and meet the people who will be working with the resident not just the staff.

The décor in The Forum at the Woodlands community is rather dated. The facility and grounds are nice but the sidewalks are buckled here and there and can be a tripping hazard. Food is wonderful. Overall, my uncle is very happy there and has a nice apartment-perfect for him. Appliances are a little old but work. He is very happy there. Would definitely recommend it

Clean. They are very nice. Supply rides and ensure she makes appointments. Provide entertainment for residents if they choose to participate. I picked rhic community, because it was close to me. Room choice as single room versus multiple patients for same cost elsewhere. Nice clean place.

Five Star Premier Residences is a very good community, the people are friendly, the staff members are good and they offer great activities. Based on the experience I have had so far, I would recommend this community to others.

Dad mostly enjoys living at Premier 5 Star. The care is good when they have enough employees. They do have a problem keeping employees. They’ve been short staff for a long time. I believe it’s been going on 3 years. Due to the short staff the dining room is closed, so the food is delivered to the resident. The food arrives cold and unappetizing.

I enjoy the people who live and work here are nice. The food is varied. I attend the book club, and church services regularly. The drivers take me to and from the grocery store weekly. All the drivers are amicable. I would highly recommend this community to any senior looking for their next home!

There was no availability in the other places I called, others had a respite stay of 30 days or they were to expensive.I feel that these assistant living/memory care facilities is just a money game due to the experiences I have had with them in not taking accountability in their actions. They are happy to take your money saying they are only responsible for the residents but not responsible for any personal items missing.( clothing, shoes, blankets, eye glasses)

We toured Riviera Senior Living during our search for an Independent Living facility for our loved ones. This facility was nice! We thought it was really great. However, it was too expensive for my loved ones.

I would definitely recommend Morningside of Auburn for people who are looking for an economical solution and enough activities/outings if residents are able. The administrative staff have been wonderful to work with-responsive, caring, understanding, work to resolve issues. Other staff have been generally good with variability that I have come to learn is quite typical. Most of the workers are very helpful. The housekeeping has been good, but sometimes there needs to be some prompting. Nothing major though. My loved one has not been thrilled with food. There is little, if any, variability for breakfast, which is too early for most residents if they try to go to dining room. Many meals tend to be over cooked. But dining staff have been nice. This is a good facility for residents and family members who will be appropriately assertive, respectful and ask for help. The move in process was easy. Paperwork was relatively easy with small understandable bumps in any transition process of this nature.

We cannot rate the value for cost because we are trying to get the billing straightened out currently. They started with a bill before our loved one initially moved in. However based on the experience we have had so far, we would recommend the Huntington Place to other families.

My loved one is currently a resident at Morningside of Sterling and overall her experience at this facility has been very good. The staff has been great. The meals are very good. The cleanliness and quality of care are good. I think the value for cost is very good. I would recommend this facility to family and friends.

My loved one is a current long time resident at The Haven and The Laurels in the Village at Carolina Place. The friendliness and quality of care are great. The cleanliness is good. The activities and value for cost are good, also. However, there have been so many changes in management since my loved one moved into this facility. The actual staff that works with the residents are incredibly good. The new office management staff is still too soon to tell, but slow to answer questions and resolve issues.

My mother is currently a resident at Parkwood Village and overall the experience has been great so far. The staff is great, the housekeeping is good, clothes seem to be shared, communication with the family has been good. The move in process was easy, we had to tell them twice what diet mama needed but they seem to have gotten it now. I would definitely recommend this facility to family and friends.

My loved one was a resident at College View Manor for a few years. This facility is very neat and updated. The food was outstanding at first, but declined drastically during Covid. Our only issue was with housekeeping, it could have been better.

Everyone is really great to work with. Super nice and helpful. The food is really limited and not great. But I would still recommend Brenden Gardens. I think the 2 bedroom apartment is great for one person, but the one bedroom is really small. This makes it more expensive for just one person.

The reason why we picked Overland Park Place is because of the price, that was one of the main reasons, it was one of the cheapest we had found. However our loved one is on the basement level which has flooded with a recent storm. I think it has happened a few times in the past but the root of the problem has not been solved yet.

I would tell others that even though the staff are overworked, they take care of the residents and make sure we have all we need. The staff are always nice, helpful, responsive. So many smiling faces. However, due to a depleted source of willing workers, the kitchen/wait staffs, housekeeping staff, maintenance staff, and medical staff are under-staffed and overworked. There are 3-4 difference sizes and layouts of apartments that residents are able to choose from based off of what you want/need.

We picked this community for our loved one because, of the close proximity to me. There is room for improvement. I expect more for the money. The staff should do better or get paid more for quality care of resident, their well being and their belongings.