Navion Senior Solutions

It’s alright. Yeah all are good. It’s much better than being out on the street.

Management has always been very helpful and quick to address any problems that arise. Staff has always been very respectful to me. The food leaves a lot to be desired.

I wasn't very impressed with this community. It is a nice community, but a little small. There is a lot of construction going, and I knew my father in law would not enjoy that. When the construction is done I'am pretty the community is going to look lovely. The staff was kind and friendly. This just wasn't the community for my father in law.

My mother is currently in this facility and I have had several issues. The first is their food, they do not have the alternate menu as they claim to have and is posted outside the dining room. The dining room is also HOT, I don't know how they expect anyone to sit in it let alone cook in it! I have to fight to get her a shower and yes she is agreeable to them . Also their bus that they take their residents to outings is broken ?? I haven't seen them do one since the day she went up there. Needless to say please check on anyone you have there.

My aunt is doing well as can be expected, she is still adjusting to the community. This is a nice facility with kind people. Wherever my aunt is at she will never be happy, but I'am satisfied. They are trying their best to care for her. The staff at can be responsive and kind. They are treating her very well.

The nurses are wonderful. Meals are pretty good. Overall the place is clean, but I don't think my moms bathroom is cleaned very well. The morning aid is just great with my mom. The evening aid is lazy and I think she needs more training. Pretty much everyone is very friendly!

Good not very good. Supervisors are out training or other meetings too often. Aides do it all. Patients seem to be on their own too much. Debbie Ray is always available and brings life and smiles to ever resident.

Brought my mom in during the week as it took 12 days to get the room ready. Tried moving some of her things in during the period but the floor was covered with maintenance equipment, so i could not put anything in the room early. Due to my work schedule, i could only move a few things in during this time. After my mom soiled her sheets the first night, they washed her mattress cover but did not put it back on the 2nd night. So, the 2nd night, she soiled the mattress, which was the only good one she had left. This made us very upset, and was really inexcusible that they didn't put it back on the 2nd night. The staff seem to be very nice and seem to enjoy working there, so the long term outlook seems good...but I'll be keeping an eye out.

I make the best of my home here - I will not move. They keep it clean here and it's not crowded. We get along with each other. everyone is good to me.

I toured this place when looking around. I liked the apartment. I didn't see anything wrong or concerning. It just wasn't the place for my mom. This wasn't where she wanted to be.

No one was aware that I was coming at 1:30. Jennifer Sperduti was not there. I was taken on a tour by the 'Business Manager'. She couldn't really answer many questions except to say that she thought that because of Jody's needs, that they probably would not be a good fit. She assured me that Jennifer would give me a call.

My family member has been treated well. I am concerned about the increase in number of residents and the number of staff. Staff turnover is also a concern. The new director seems to be doing a good job. Hope improvements continue (food service!!)

Visited Monday. Lots of things I like, very friendly, very attentive, staff does not appear run down themselves; a few concerns for Mom if placed here (no locking her in and she is a HUGE escape risk, 'frequent checks' or not); opened my eyes to 'assisted living' versus 'skilled nursing' in philosophy of care; More expensive than current location.

Cypress Place is a very nice looking community, and the staff are all very friendly, however there are a few things that I would really like to see them improve. The first is that they could do a lot more to encourage their residents to participate in activities, meals, etc. If my loved one tells them she just wants to lay in bed all day they will let her. I'd also like to see them change up the food a bit. The portions are plentiful, but from what I have seen the residents would prefer simpler dishes, the food is too fancy for them currently.

This was not the place for my mom because she had altzheimers.

These rooms are very tiny and it appears most residents are in need of way more care than our parents do. We believe independent living may be the first step.

I toured this community while I was looking into care options for my loved one. I dropped by here twice, and took a tour officially on my third visit, and I just was not impressed by what I saw during any of these visits. I have a lot of experience with facilities like these, and I just can't recommend this place based on what I saw. The residents did not look happy, and the staff obviously treated what they did here as a job, they were not very personable or friendly.

The staff is very friendly. We haven't had any problems, except for the food. They go for the cheapest food services, they can get, the cheapest cuts of meat that kind of thing. Somebody else does the menu so it has a lot of carbohydrates. The food was good when we first moved in but then they changed chefs and it got bad, but he is back now so we are hoping it's going to get better. The activities are planned and put on the calendar but they never happen. They offer additional care and CNA's and we do have buttons if there is an emergency and they are quick to respond. The bathrooms are exceptionally large they are really good for those in walkers and wheelchairs. It was newer and nicer it is only two years old. It was on the Northwest side of town.

Can not keep up with residents clothes. Call 911 when not necessary. Not enough activities to keep residents active.

I feel that I do have some suggestions for them, we did not have a very pleasant experience moving in. First of all, the marketing person left the next day or two, I feel like they were not responsive to helping my mother get acclimated to that place. I felt like, for the first week or so she was getting a lot of different people and there was not one person assigned to her and for a dementia/alzheimer patient that is very difficult; I felt like for the first weeks or so there should have been somebody that could help her. I'm a novice with this so maybe theres a reason they do it that way but I feel their "on boarding" certainly lacks on help. I did not realize when she went there that she was as sick as she was and I had a hard time getting anybody to respond. Mom had a ring stolen and I know it was stolen, and I know things like that happen in places like this but her toilet kind of rocked, the lights were out, I was not pleased. They have an outstanding nurse director, Noah Barr, he is absolutely outstanding and I have been very, very pleased with him. When I met with him and told him that things in her room still hadn't been fixed we got up and went to her room right away and he got those things fixed. Most of the staff members are very good, they seem to be very caring and now that mom is feeling better, she's gotten a bit more acclimated and I don't have any problems with it. The food is excellent, when I look at what she has and the way it's prepared and presented, it's probably as good as any restaurant you could go to. The courtyard is very nice, it's not too large, but they have flowers that they probably get to plant which would be nice for my mom to do. She can't really rememebr when things are happening so we're working on getting them to encourage her.