Senior Lifestyle - Main

It's a great place but the food sometimes isn't the best!

The staff are very friendly and helpful. They could be more proactive in sharing information about medical/physical therapy visits. I get the info, but only when I go ask for it. They need more activities and maybe a little bit more variety.

My mom was in the Memory Care for only 1 month as she was needing the next level of care. The care givers were always very friendly, caring. and attentive. They seemed to genuinely like and care about my mom. I liked the atmosphere that they provided when they had their themed activities. Many of the residents seemed to enjoy the festivities. My mom unfortunately wasn't among those that was involved as her alzheimers was aggressing. Overall I was happy with the care my mom received.

Overall we were pleased with most aspects of her care. She only was there a few weeks but developed relationships with some of the staff that were positive. I definitely recommend Woodbourne Place to others looking.

Very nice, homey environment. Really liked the facility’s layout, especially the small home-like dining areas. Cheerful and helpful staff. While my mom was only a resident in respite care for a couple of months before passing away, the time we spent with her at Park Creek Place will always be a fond memory. No regrets about choosing Park Creek.

What we like the most about this community is the staff, they are very friendly and they have great activities for the residents there. We would definitely recommend the Acclaim at East Beach community to other families.

Very good experience overall.. nothing is perfect but the people who work there are kind, loving and hard working!

My mom is in Independent Living so less care needed. The Sheridan was very helpful getting us extra help as needed. The new ED is great and very hands on.

I feel like they do a nice job keeping my mom safe. She has nice things to say about the workers and food. Her room accommodations are good as far as size and privacy. I wish they could keep my mom's room more sanitary. They need to pay attention to cleanliness details across the board.

Definitely recommend to others. She is doing very well there and receives excellent care from the staff based on my nephew's comments as he sees her almost every day.

Some staff needs more training, but overall, they are excellent with the residents. I think more activities are warranted for those with beginning stages of dementia to stabilize the dem progress. Most of the staff is wonderful. Newcomers need more training.

I would absolutely recommend this community to others. The kindness of staff and residents stands out above other communities. When there are issues, which there always will be, I can get quick resolution with senior staff.

Great place, Mom has met a lot of new friends and the both of us would and have recommended to others.

Our loved one is no longer at Addington Place, but we were happy with many things there. They could improve on when issues arrive. They would call us and tell us that they took her to the hospital but when she would be released it was our responsibility to get her back to the site. This happened on multiple occasions and it wasn't always easy to get someone there in an hour to go two blocks.

We have recommended the facility to several new residents. My parents are happy at seasons. Recently meals have been disappointing but I think they will resolve that soon.

What I like the most about the Courtyard Fountains is the overall friendliness and based on the experience I have had so far, I would recommend this community to other families who may need a place for their loved ones.

Staff are extremely helpful and friendly. The rooms are large in assisted living and the facility itself is very easy to maneuver around.

Apartment are ok. Views great. Elevator situation is horrible. Not sure what can be done but they take forever and it takes so long to load and unload them. Staff are generally nice. It's good. Felt kind of ripped off when we left for a sister community but that's the way these places seem to roll.

My father was there less of than a full month before he was moved to hospice. They were good to deal with and accommodating. They worked with us even though he was really borderline skilled nursing. As such we had added help to assist during the transition. Then my dad took a turn for the worse and in the end it didn't matter, but they tried to help. Sure, additionally, I want to add that a place for mom helped me find the appropriate place for my father as his illness progressed and we needed to find facilities that provided more comprehensive services to care for his needs. This was extremely helpful since I was helping my mother and I was not local.

There were several issues that were uncovered during the turn over process. Ultimately, the issues have been resolved. The only negative that caused frustration was the lack of communication. I feel that the people who are hired to assist the residents are under staffed. They always seem busy and it is hard to get answers to requests or questions.