LCS

The staff was extremely accommodating during the move-in process. They recently changed management groups and we are still trying to understand exactly what that means for our loved one. I would recommend this community to others based on my experience.

The staff was friendly and the community was neat and clean. This is an assisted living community and makes sure you know what your loved one needs and what kind of care is needed. Overall the community is nice I would recommend this community for a loved that needs just some assistance.

I would suggest you look at other places and then decide. If it wasn't for the food situation, I would probably highly recommend it. Due to the food situation I would hesitate. The community sends out the menu, and the food is rarely what is what was described on the menu. The flavor is mediocre at best, and poor at it's worst. It is also the way it is cooked. It seems to be over salted sometimes super salty.

This is an older community, but it has been well maintained. My friend lived in the apartments of the independent living. They had huge windows to allow natural light come in the living room and bedroom. It was nice that I would want to live there. This felt like a Hyatt compared to a Motel 6 in regards to communities in the area. The staff made arrangements in meeting other residents if you wanted. My friend bragged on the food and they had specialty items for dietary restrictions. They have house cleaning twice a week. They came in remade your bed, changed the linens out and laundered them for you. They even had a gym on premises. The staff were always nice. My friend moved out and considers themselves ruined by the great care here. You could order food ahead of time and have it delivered. They had a grocery area to order and deliver the food to the residents. They have transportation available for the residents if needed.

Everyone at Danberry have been wonderful. They responded to my questions and helped me with the travel problems. They always responded to e-mail or texting.

The food is not like what we cooked at home it just does not have enough seasoning on it. When we were in lock down they still tried to provide some kind of activities, they would leave treats on our doors to lift up our spirits. For us the value for cost is very reasonable.

The value for what you get is good. I feel comfortable with my mother being here. They check on my mom frequently and the location of the community great. I would recommend the community to others.

At the time of the tour the person giving the tour was ill, due to this we weren't impressed with the community.

It's a great place. We have a friend whose loved one was here before us, and they think it's great too. We've already recommended it to others as well. We really like the staff. The nursing staff is really good. They definitely pay attention. They come up and visit with the residents and make sure they're doing okay. The head nurse has been very responsive, and she's just fantastic. The food is the best I've had at any type of facility, almost resort style. It tastes like they have a gourmet chef - it's pretty [language removed] good. Here and there we've had a couple little issues, but nothing major at all.

We have decided to put a deposit down on Monday. It is a bit pricey but has everything I could imagine wanting - even a choral group. The rooms are the largest of any other place we looked.

We chose Gable Pines because of the value for the money, the location, and what they had to offer in assisted living. They do send out newsletters to keep families updated. I would tell others to make sure that the doctor comes to see you, it was something that was overlooked in the beginning but is fixed now. I would recommend to others looking.

We loved Greenwood Village. The staff is easy to work with. The campus offers everything! It's a little too expensive for our savings, unfortunately. Otherwise, this would be our new address.

I chose First and Main because they accepted pets at the time and also it was one of the lesser expensive ones that I looked into. The administrative staff and everyday staff here are very friendly. The room sizes are a little on the smaller side. There is not much closet space. A lot of the foods served are greasy and the quality is not very good. I am able to cook in my room so I do that if I do not like what is served or if I do not want to go downstairs to eat. They do serve really good ice cream, but they only have the basic flavors, when I first came they had a lot of variety of choices. A lot of the residents here are in wheelchairs or are bedridden, so they are a little further with the care they need than I am, so that can be difficult. But overall, I would recommend them to others who are looking.

Gable Pines has been a great fit for my mother in law and she likes it here. The dining rooms are open again so she is able to get out more which has been great for her. She says that she really enjoys the food. They seem to take care of our loved one really well and do screenings when you come in. They have also been accommodating with her physical therapy needs. I would recommend them to others looking.

I have a very large apartment, but it is expensive. They have different options of sizes on rooms depending on the cost. I was disappointed that the room was not inspected before I moved in. When I moved in there were some issues such as microwave missing parts, kitchens did not have shelves, etc. Other than that it is a wonderful place and I would recommend them to others who are looking.

The Delaney is a beautiful place, it is like staying at the Hilton, they have really good food there, and everyone there was so nice. Everything was good except our loved one was really active especially at night, and unfortunately they were just not able to keep up with him. He would fall out of bed which caused him to go to the ER a couple of times. They were just not very quick on their feet to try and figure out how to stop the problem.

I chose Burcham Hills because I went and interviewed different places and this is the one that stood out to me. It seemed like they had more of an open door policy, people were mingling rather than sitting in their rooms and I liked that. I am in a smaller apartment and I am happy with it, they do have other options as well on sizes. I would recommend others who are looking.

Staff members at the community are great, and our loved one was very pleased with the food. They had to eat in their rooms for many months due to covid, but recently they are allowing the residents to eat in the dining room at the tables. Lately they have starting activities like bingo, a wine and cheese reception. They had a wine tasting day, beer tasting day, a nacho day and are having a chili cook off. They really try to get the residents out of their rooms and now have exercise classes every morning.

We chose Clarendale because it was a brand new facility and it was in a great location at the time for my mom. The room sizes here on the assisted living side are nice but the memory care rooms are kind of tight. Overall it was a good experience and I would recommend them.

The best feature that I liked was simplicity of the cost. The community has a nice and user friendly pricing system. I would recommend this community based on this feature. The location was nice for us. It was a clean environment, and good care for my loved one. The communication from the administration was not up to par. They didn't call us or call back after us leaving messages for them. They seem to only reach out to us when they were trying to get our business.