Senior Living Asset Management

Overall this is a great place. It is not large and my loved one is comfortable here. The biggest issue is that my loved one needs assistance and it is not always available in a timely manor. The staff are great, there is only one staff member that we have issues with and other than that things are good.

[Name removed] - 60 apartments, Studio available (300 square feet), Limited Nursing Care (LNS) which is adequate to handle oxygen (most Assisted Living are only Standard. Costs are $3100 for apartment and up to $2500 for services.

My Uncle was only at Barrington Terrace for about 23 days.He was treated with compassion by kind caring nursing staff and individuals from Hospice.I saw others residents who were engaged and happy. If I needed to place another Family member into an assisted living facility and long term Memory Care. I would definitely look into Barrington Terrace.The rooms were clean Barrington Terrace is friendly,family style place.

My loved one was here for respite care, and overall, I feel that the environment was good for him. The staff was very nice, and very helpful. The food, to me, seemed pretty good, and the community itself was very clean and well taken care of.

I didn't like feeling claustrophobic when I had the tour. It was not a good experience. As for the tour, it was good and the woman who welcomed us was very helpful. It was not a good fit for my loved one.

I really liked my tour of this community, the staff where very friendly and made my mother and I feel welcomed. I liked that they had a smaller community and not as many residents living there. They had a good staff to patient ratio which was also a positive aspect in my opinion. It was just a little our of our budget for my mother to be able to live there.

This was a nice community for assisted living, however we were looking for a more independent community. The people I met were nice and they do offer some nice activities.

very clean and nice and could see my husband being well taken care of

We liked this place a lot. Concerned about the distance from caregivers home

Barrington Terrace seems like a nice place, overall. It's a clean, well kept facility, and the people seem friendly. Up until just recently I would have rated them a 5, but we ran into an issue where a medical issue went unnoticed for an extended period of time. But other than the medical staff needing to be a little more observant our experience has been a good one.

My Mother has been a resident at Barrington Terrace, Naples, Florida for 4 months. She is content as is her family members. The nursing staff is exemplary; the caregivers, average. Unfortunately, as we are experiencing in various health care settings, the daily caregivers lack any type of enthusiasm; very apparent they do not like their work and have no communication skills. These are the people who come into the most frequent contact with the residents and this can lead to some difficulties. The management and nursing staff is par excellent. I would recommend Barrington.

We liked this place.

We are generally pleased with this community. The staff have been friendly and helpful. They offer some nice activities and amenities. Mom likes her room and the meals are good. She is making friends. They keep the community well taken care of.

The food has really gone downhill since the longtime chef left.

On the positive side, the nurses they have are fantastic. On the negative side - the administration leaves a lot to be desired. They are there 9-4 Monday through Friday and that is it. It is very hard to get a hold of them and their phone system never goes through so it is hard to talk to my dad. Overall the communication really needs to be improved - my dad went to the hospital and we were not notified until they were wheeling him into the ambulance. We never even knew he was sick. He went without medications for 4 days because they had a miscommunication with the pharmacy. The weekends are very bad, the place is only kept clean Monday through Friday but weekends it is filthy. A lot of his things go missing too. They never have the same nurses - there is a crazy amount of turnover going on. There is nothing for men to do, it mostly about the women. The food for memory care is horrible and it is always cold. The food on the assisted living side is wonderful.

We have had an issue with bugs in my loved ones' rooms twice. The cleaning staff is not very dependable and the room can be very dirty. There has been inconsistency with billing and I am having issues getting this explained.

It is mediocre. The value for the money I don't think is there. The cleanliness of my loved one's room needs improvement. I've made complaints about the room and promised that it would be taken care of, and most of the time it isn't. The staff could be trained better in memory care for the residents. The people are friendly. They have a new director in the last few months. He has been more hands-on.

The care services at this community my vary, and they currently do not have a chef. We will send bags of food to our loved one so she has food to eat. They are actively looking for a new chef. They also lost the house keeping and maintenance man, however everyone is pitching in to help where they can. Our aunt is currently in the hospital, she got sick during the night and they did not clean her clothes or bedding, so she laid in feces throughout the entire night. They do take everyone's temperatures daily, in the beginning they may of had two, but no deaths and currently no cases.

Wayman Place is immaculate, it is very clean and well kept. However, we do not feel as if we get our moneys worth and some of the staff members and care givers are very friendly and compassionate and others are not. A handful are not compassionate for this line of work. Our loved one says the food is terrible and there just is not a lot of variety to choose from. During COVID we were expecting them to clean our loved ones room once a week, since we were paying for this service and when we were finally able to visit that was not happening. There was empty boxes piled up, pictures laying on the floor and clothes piled up in the laundry room. No one was helping our loved one make her place feel homey.

It wasn't a good fit for my grandmother that has alzheimer's. The back yard area did have an opening where she could 'escape' if she wandered off and no one saw her. And it didn't have a pleasant smell.