Kaplan Development

It's a beautiful, new center that is bright and cheerful, friendly staff and happy atmosphere. It seems that the assisted-living side of the facility is active and happy. On the memory care side-- where my loved one is --there are more challenges because of the diminished capacity of the patients. There's less engagement. There's a fine line between skilled care and memory care that is difficult to bridge. My loved one is there for the memory care and it seems to be improving as her time there goes by. The staff has been attentive and is trying their best to create a comfortable place where my loved one can be herself in the best possible way. When looking for a Care Center for your loved one try to be as clear as you can be about what their needs really are. Assisted-living, skilled care, and memory care are three very distinct levels of care. All-American is a fine choice, and they do their best to respect the needs and personalities of their residents. Keep in mind that generally, the healthcare industry has a difficult time keeping up their staffing levels because of the world we're living in these days. So while you're looking for the best possible place for your loved one, avoid idealizing your loved ones needs or the capacity of any Care Center. Overall, All-American gets very high marks

I would definitely recommend it to others. I would tell them that the cleanliness depends on the staff and they need to keep an eye on it. The same goes with Laundry.

I would highly recommend the facility to others. The staff is friendly and warm and very helpful. Communication has been good. The move-in process was wonderful. Everyone was very very helpful with getting him settled in. The food is better than we expected and is restaurant quality.

I would highly recommend that they visit all American assisted-living in Wrentham. I chose the all-American assisted-living in Wrentham because they had a two person cyst that could meet my husband's need at the time

I would say that overall it is a good place, it's clean, and the Administration is good, but they need more Aides to help, and the prices are high. Family still has to bring in toiletries, toilet paper , Kleenex, water, etc . I think older people who are in need of Assisted Living should not be charged this much money, especially when they are sharing a room with someone else . The price was just raised in January for all residents and these people are paying everything they have to be there .

Not everything we were told in the initial interview with them was totally accurate, but my loved one here seems to be content.

Keeping up with resident's personal hygiene is a distinct and recurring shortcoming Small personal requests for maintenance in the units don't ever get addressed, EVER Poor communication with family regarding personal needs of the tenant. Never quite sure who we should communicate to about details or questions. While my list of complaints is short, nothing is ever permanently resolved. Very frustrating and really undermines my peace of mind about my father's care

So far what has made Merryvale Assisted Living community such a great experience is definitely their staff team. Based on the experience we have had so far, we would recommend this community to other families.

It is very clean and plenty of activities. There is a disconnect between the staff and getting information to families. The quality of care can be a concern. My loved one is supposed to get showers 2 times a week and that wasn't happening. We have put in 2 messages asking for a call back and we haven't received one yet.

The overall appearance, the administrative staff and the nursing staff are things we like about the community. However, based on the experience we have had so far, we are not sure 100% if we would recommend this community to others - it depends on the circumstance.

I thought All American Assisted Living at Hanson felt very comfortable and homelike. Unfortunately, my mom was determined to go back home and because my brother was willing to take care of her there, she really didn't make an effort to be happy there.

Our family had an in person tour with All American Assisted Living at Londonderry and we really liked that the community was close to home!

Merryvale Assisted Living is a little lax in communication as far as the resident needs more personal supplies, shouldn't have to ask if need, should be told by staff low or out bring more also constantly loosing shoes and clothing and personal items even though marked with permanent marker

It's well worth a visit. I've recommended Butler St. Senior Living to many family members considering a place for their love ones. We picked this community because of the price, location and staff.

Based on what we've experienced at All American, I would recommend it to other families looking for assisted living. The staff is great and very attentive.

My mom has said that the residents here were all very friendly and welcoming. As far as the food goes, I think they need to offer healthier meal choices as well as more options for the residents to choose from. I would recommend All American at Hillsborough to others.

My brother was only 59, but they were willing to take him. Most places you need to be 65+ so we really appreciated how accommodating they were. I also though that they handled covid precautions very well. I would recommend All American at Raynham based off of our experience there.

The place is nice, but some of the aides there need to be retrained in Alzheimer's care. They have some really good aides and some really bad ones that aren't so nice. I feel that charging separately for disbursing meds is not good. I feel it should be included, and its very expensive. Otherwise the place is clean and meals are fine. I would recommend it overall. It's better than a lot of other places, even with the not so great aides.

With the care services I wish they had more aides for the amount of residents they have on the memory care side, however the value for cost is really good compared to other facilities I had visited. They also have so many different activities like, singing, jeopardy on big screen (popular), bingo, coloring, painting, crafts, golf, bowling - inflatable pins and ball, outside entertainment brought in, visits from dogs brought in, and walks outside when the weather is nice. They encourage the residents to participate in all activities.

Our family had an in person tour with All American at Enfield, and overall we thought it was a really nice place and tour, but at the time our loved one needed to move in there were no more single rooms left.