Sinceri Senior Living

I had a loved one at this facility in the past, and they always did a good job taking care of her. They had some really outstanding nurses who were always willing to go above and beyond their duties, but also some were only interested in doing whatever tasks were assigned to them. But overall it was a nice place, and my loved one seemed to enjoy herself.

Two of the ladies allowed us in their rooms to check them out before we committed to move mom in. The flower arranging class was great. Mom only spent two weeks there before passing on.

Administrator Steve is very down-to-earth, seemed very trustworthy, honest; seemed to really care about the residents and their families.Memory Care unit is attached.Dining room is family style instead of smaller tables. Outside walking paths.

Too much of a nursing home atmosphere for my very with-it aunt. Sorry!

Tour guide was very good and very informative, especially with finances. Clean, no smells. Menu varied. Rooms small. Possibility of Dad and Mom staying in same room.

They did real well. I don't like to go into a lot of detail but we're very happy with them. My mother is doing real well there.

My father did very well there. We liked the community.

I liked them. I like the one in Eugene much better than the one in Portland. Portland was dirty and smelly and not good but the Farmington Square in Eugene was much better. It was clean and nice.

They have everything from bingo to arts and crafts. Multitude of different activities. The building that she is in is all memory care, but it is for people in the beginning stages. My mother-in-law doesn't need much assistance, but she is an exit seeker. They have an outdoor courtyard that she can wander around in. They have another building right next door for people in the later stages of Alzheimer's. In my MIL's area, there are about 24 rooms. It is set up like a circle, and each building is a duplicate of the next building. They also have an assisted care unit without memory care.

This was one of the newer places that we saw. The appearance was very nice. As far as the staff goes, though, I am not too sure. I was not impressed with the nurse that we spoke with initially. They provided all the furnishing, which would have been very helpful. The price was close to $5000 a month, which was way out of our price range. We ended up choosing a different community.

I loved them. They do a good job but somehow - I don't understand why - my husband was much more combative there. Whether it's just the way the disease is progressing or something that they were doing differently, I'm not sure.

Pros: Nice facility with friendly knowledgeable staff. Flexible pricing structure. Food and activity options seem good Cons: Memory care wing has only shared rooms. Other [removed] Residents segregated by level of functioning, move from one building to another as they deteriorate. This could be good or bad, depending.

My mother-in-law didn't like that they other residents were so old there so she wanted to move. As far as I could tell everyone was very nice and it was a good place, very clean.

This was a lovely place but it was quite a bit more expensive. The lady that showed us around was very nice3.

Smaller, comfortable setting. Very familiar w/residents.

Staff is very friendly and attentive. Staff greet all residents by name and I believe there is very good care being provided. Some administrative difficulties were encountered getting billing straight and getting scheduled to see resident doctor but those were worked out satisfactorily. Overall I recommend this facility for someone needing daily assistance/oversight, but not needing nursing home level of care (although various Care Levels are available). Cost is significantly lower than a nursing home also.

My dad didn't like it. He thought it was too snooty. I don't know how else to say it. It was really, very expensive. It was almost $1000 a month more for the same things that my dad is getting at his community.

They were very nice over there, it was just a little farther away. It has assisted living and memory care which, at the time I was looking, I didn't realize that would be a good thing, I thought it would have been bad. When everybody in the facility is memory care, it's complete and total chaos, if you have a better mix, it just seems to be better for the memory care people, maybe not for the assisted living people.

They were more open and airy and bright and it looked more liek the coast but it didn't look like my mother. It was much busier, but that was because a lot of people that go here did a lot of things in their life and they offer them things to keep them active and moving. My mother was more of a home body and was more comfortable staying in at home so this wasn't a good fit for her.

It was very good. It was very clean and the care was good. The food was good to. My mother liked it as much as someone can like being in a place like that and not being home.