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The residents that live here. There are very active residents, some not so active, & some who don't get involved at all. But I find everyone welcoming to all who live here. This is not so in other similar communities. Arietta has fabulous apartments with wonderful closet space you rarely find , plus wonderful sized terraces one normally doesn't find in these types of Senior apps, however for me my main reason was the existing resident population that was there each time I visited. Their attitudes made the difference in my decision.

All of the staff are professional and courteous. However, on a couple of occasions, one of the staff members didn't seem to remember my mom, and she wasn't friendly, and my mom noticed. She now recognizes my mom and is much better. There are plenty of activities. This is a place for moms or parents would have to know how to still fend for themselves.

The first 3-4 months were not bad except they were not able to keep the pool open due to mechanical problems. Then they changed management and we lost some exercise/fitness programs. The first of the year they changed management again! Lost more programs! Not at all what was advertised!

Friendly folks and a lot of veterans here that knows what I'm going thru. I have two other vets coming over soon as their leases are up

The new staff is doing a fantastic job People are great look out for each other. There are a lot of walkers and scooters and the community is not prepared for them fyi However, yes I would recommend the community to other families.

They can really improve the food which they are doing little by little. However, what I like the most about the community is the people and yes, I do recommend this community to other families.

I’m disappointed in the laxity of Overture to accept or retain seniors who are less than independent. I had a quick tour and only encountered 3 other residents because it was during Christmas holidays when most were out for the holidays. One of those I met was in pajamas. I gave her the benefit of doubt. As residents returned, I saw most of them relying on walkers. Most no longer drive, and their prognosis is non- improvement. Only one person actually bounced back from dependence to independence.. Many have daily living assistants who come to stay daily to do therapy 2-3 of those are actually their relatives. Only one man and one lady are truly “active “ like myself. I’m just 71 and feeling very out of place. I’m held to a 13 month lease. Planned activities are tailored to the majority whose life-stage is beyond mine. Management is very kind and even condescending. I take full responsibility for my (uninformed) decision.

Everleigh Duluth is a user friendly facility. To get more information about the facility and what all they offer, you can go to their website.

Overture is for independent living adults. There is no regular meal preparation. So much depends on the Individual and their needs and capabilities. For me I am independent and can do for myself. I don't want full time meal service and nursing checks. I enjoy having an active community to interact with. I can use my own car for errands and Dr. appointments or use other commercial transportation. I feel like I have more choices at Overture therefore less expensive.

Administration is poor, they keep deleting services they used to provide but still charge the same, not friendly to complaints. But the residents are great which is why many people stay despite the facility going steadily downhill.

It a very nice facility, the admin office staff is very helpful. Still a few things for them to work on - when the kiosk system goes down., residents are locked out. The activities are great. The staff turnover is often. But over all, pleased with Overture.

We were promised a daily breakfast when we signed the lease, but it soon evolved into a weekly affair. The activities is perhaps the most attractive part of the experience. We had quality entertainment on a monthly basis. Furnishings in the units were pedestrian. Cabinets had sharp edges and low quality flooring. The total experience was well suited for my wife who was in the final stages of ALS. She really connected with the staff and other residents. I moved out and bought a house as I was not really interested in a sequestered life style. Additional note: the exit was not satisfactory. I was charged to have the carpets replaced, which I was vehemently opposed to. I refused to pay.

We picked this community because of the cost, the location, and the fact that she would still have her independence. However, I wouldn't recommend it for parents who need assistance or will in the near future.

The staff and other residents are friendly and sponsor events and activities a few times a month. They even try to make it convenient for the tenants. However, this is a place for elderly folks that can still manage themselves. The cost and location were the things that had us choose The Pointe at Siena Ridge, but there are a few fees that will raise the cost by about $60 to $120 a month. Nevertheless, the cost (reasonable to quite good) and the location (situated in a convenient spot for shopping, entertainment, eateries, and more) are reasons to consider the site. I'm not aware of any health care being administered on the premises. This is a 55+ community for those who still can take care of themselves.

FYI: Overture is a 55+ community - not assisted living. The manager and activities director have been recently replaced. We're waiting to see how the replacements work out. There are numerous activities offered; mostly resident lead. Essentially a person can be as busy as as they'd like. However there are few activities organized by management.

The community is fine and the people are great. There are no meals but the activities are planned by the residents. There is limited care as it is a 55 plus, no care facilities. There are multiple items needing repair. Other than the companionship of the tenants, I would not rent again. The pricing keeps going up on the tenants and many are leaving. There are quite a few tenants needing additional medical care which is not provided. Only about half of the tenants are active. The pest control is lacking, there are lots of crickets and small insects in hallways. There apartments are nice though, good size.

It's been fine so far. Would like transportation provided but that's about it. People and staff are friendly. Activities are all nice- rooms are comfortable and really like all the kitchen cupboards. Safety features are adequate. All in all Album Quail Springs is a nice place to live.

The main reason I chose The Orchard at Arlington Highlands was because the facility is closer to my family. The apartment sizes and the amenities that are offered are nice! This has been an amazing experience for me. I hate to leave but I am looking for something better.

For the renewal, they tried to raise the rent for more than [fee removed] and I had to negotiate with the management for 3 months before getting it reduced. That was a lot of work & time consuming. We like the Location and friendly staff.

The keep us updated on all of the new things going on! I would highly recommend Parasol Melbourne to others.