Kaplan Development

I would say it was a very good experience. Very easy. The only thing I would tell other people is that it's a small community so they usually only have 1 activity at a time. If you don't like that activity there isn't much to do other than watch tv.

I have been looking for Assisted Living for my Mother for a few weeks. After touring about 5 or 6 other communities in the area, All American has impressed us the most! From the initial walk in at the front desk, to meeting with our point person for a tour, to the parting gift. On the tour we we're able to see all their amenities, rooms, and they constantly have activities going on there. I would recommend All American to anyone who is looking for a home for a loved one, we are looking forward to taking the next steps.

It is a nice place the staff are friendly and kind. They must all take a class about caring for Alzheimer's patients and they ask us to write a history about my father in law so they can get to know him and when he talked about his past they understood what kind of person he was and could engage in conversarion with him about it. Which was important to him to be treated like a person not just another patient. He felt validated while he luved there. Respected.

It's small and very homey. Not an overwhelming environment to adjust to. It's important to develop a relationship with the staff and help them understand your loved one's needs. Don't assume they know.

They are very kind caring and helpful. Everyone there knew me and my children always asked how we are and when my dad passed some staff reached out to send condolences and hugs

Cleanliness and care are much better than they were in the beginning! Communication was not the best but that also is much better now. New managers have made a concerted effort in all areas

As a family I would say 5. My Dad was never happy being in that type of environment. He could never define the issue but wanted to be home. He would tell me there was no issue, he just didn't believe he belonged there. He was the happiest most positive man his whole life so this was very difficult but I just could no longer care for him at home and I was fully aware of that. I found the staff very caring, consistent and attentive to my Dad's needs and the families. We spent his last 2 weeks there under hospice care and I felt like I could always depend on the staff as needed.

Great communication, caring, and patience is outstanding. The staff is amazing.

We visited All American Assisted Living at Hillsborough for my Uncle other week and was greeted by [name removed], she is super polite. With in seconds she knew we were there for a tour and gave [name removed] the sales director a call to come over to the desk. [name removed] greeted us and showed us around the community and introduce us to some of the residents living there. After the tour I was able to meet the team, [name removed] and [name removed] who took the time out of their day to meet with us. [name removed] was able to answer our financial and VA benefit questions. [name removed] was able to bring our Uncle to the dining room for coffee and an assessment. They work well together. This will be the place my uncle will be moving into.

Overall, we are happy with everything.

I visited the community and was greeted by the friendly staff. I enjoyed seeing the residents being engaged in all of the activities that were offered. The residents were also very friendly and welcomed me into their home. I would highly recommend this community.

All American has been terrific to work with. We needed to place our Dad in very short timing. The facility, from the administrator to the nurses, dining room assistants, housekeeping staff....everyone has been pleasant and helpful. I would highly recommend All American Assisted Living in Wareham to someone looking for a kind and helpful facility for their loved one.

Everyone knew the names of guests and guests knew the staff names. It is a place where active seniors are helping each other. The kitchen is not attentive to diet restrictions and they served same food for 4 meals straight.

Staff was welcoming. My brother has adapted to the community and he has a more positive attitude.

I would highly recommend it. It came down to cost and the overall number of beds in the facility. I like that it's on the lower number of beds and the longevity of the staff. Not a lot of turnover.

I would recommend American Assisted Living a Kingston to others looking for care for a loved one.

I would totally and completely recommend this facility to others. I thought my mom would move right into Memory Care. (Much more money) But after my mom's assessment, the Co-Directors suggested we start her in Assisted Living. (A big cost savings for us). I was so appreciative because they weren't out to get the most money from us. But sadly, my mom walked out of the building and had to be moved to Memory Care a month after her move in date. [Names removed] are amazing! They genuinely love their jobs and the residents. The full time staff/Activities Directors are fantastic. High accolades for this place!

I would give them a five on all counts. They have been a delight. The staff are very accommodating and friendly. My Dad has declined and they have had to help him much more than when he first arrived and it has not been a problem for them. He now has dementia and they don't have a bed in their memory care unit. They helped me find a new facility for him, he is moving there tomorrow. I would absolutely recommend All American to others.

My experience with All American is excellent. The staff is top notch. After visiting several facilities AAL stood out. As soon as I walked it felt right.

From our first call to the end of our mom's life, she received quality of care, attentiveness, support, and compassion. We received support, information, encouragement, and attention in a way that empowered us to care for her well! The leadership to the daily staff highly value the person and their family. We are so thankful for all that was done for us! Thank you!