Solera Senior Living

We really do love it. This community is pricey, but I haven't had to worry at all. During the pandemic they have been very responsive. The community is communicating with families, following rules, and guidelines. Due to the Edgeworth being locally owned, it makes it feel warm and like a home. Dealing with any issues, there is no red tape and this makes it easy to communicate concerns and deal with issues.

We chose Edgeworth Park at New Town because they were able to provide services to my mother who is immobile and we liked the location. My mom is in a single room, she has space for a large sofa, a table and chair, a recliner, a private bathroom and it is plenty spacious. The food here is very good, the times I was here before COVID I really enjoyed it. In memory care they have a couple of choices, in assisted living they have more options on the menu. I would want people to know when looking into this community that it is a very homey atmosphere. There is a wonderful sense of community because not only do you only have your own room with your personal belongings, but out in the general room, they have a dining area, a piano, a secure courtyard, as well as an arts and crafts room. They provide so many activities for residents to choose from and families felt very free to come and go anytime before quarantine. I would recommend this community.

I just received a virtual tour on Facebook from Daylesford Crossing. Seeing the community again brought back such nice memories. My dad lived there for just over 18 months before he passed. I always intended to write a review to them, but never seemed to have the time. Now that I am quarantined at home, I seem to have nothing but time. Daylesford was like a life saver for us. My dad was not easy. He had dementia. He lived at another facility prior to Daylesford who asked us to leave because they couldnt manage him. Daylesford was great right from the start. They took the time to learn about dad and helped him through the adjustment period of getting used to a new place. The staff was extremely patient with him and seemed to not be bothered by things that the other facility struggled with. They got him involved with a group of men that he really liked. He took part in activities there that I never thought he would. I have peace knowing that my dad died happy. he enjoyed his life at Daylesford. He did not enjoy the other place at all. I thought it was just his condition that made him unhappy. Once we moved him, I saw that it was possible for him to be happy again. I give Daylesford all the credit for that. Its amazing to me how different the facilities were for right around the same cost.

My mother who passed away a few months ago, lived at Daylesford Crossing for three years. It was such a positive experience for her and for our whole family/. We are so grateful for all the friendships she made there with the other residents and with the people who work there. caregivers, waitresses and housekeepers, managers, every one was so wonderful to her. Before she moved in, she was spending most of her time at home in front of the television and she wasn't staying in touch with friends (many of them have died). Within a few weeks, she made new friends and they became very close. Towards the end of her life, she needed more care and they were very attentive. I'd recommend Daylesford Crossing to anyone. I miss visiting.

My mom moved here shortly after they opened and LOVES it! She talks about it all the time when I call her to check in and seems to be really settling in. The food is top notch and one of the reasons I was happy she liked the community. A new community like this will have some growing pains but the staff communicates to residents and families if there are problems and sets expectations well. Now if I could just get my in-laws to be as proactive thinking as my Mom and move here!

We moved my mom to Daylesford from another local Senior Care facility. Daylesford has vitality, a fresh and beautiful facility and caring staff. The activities director - [Removed] - is incredible. She proactively reaches out to the residents to ensure that they are participating and feel included. Daylesford isn't cheap but it is a good value.

This was a BEAUTIFUL facility but I don't think it's the right fit for my Mom. [Removed] was lovely!

I like the care for my husband. The community is very nice and I like that they staff are keeping me informed. The community is unstaffed at times. The community is very clean. We are happy with the way the community offers good meals with a nice variety.The activites are helpful for his needs. We would recommend this community for other families for a nice place for a loved one.

I like the care that my grandfather was getting here.We were happy that he liked the meals and they offer him a great variety to choose from. They offered him activities that were enjoyed. We liked to know he was active in the community with the other residents. We would recommend this community for families look for good care and good value.

I know people who live at Plush Mills and they've been very satisfied with their experience there. One of them for a several years and one who moved in last year. They've especially liked the staff, the food, and their neighbors. They've made really good friends there and said the people who work there go out of their way for you.

Sometimes my loved one has to wait a while for things to be updated or taken care of but overall the place is very nice. It is expensive but with the feeling and the experience that she is getting it is worth it.

I though Edgeworth Park at New Town was absolutely beautiful. The staff was very friendly and the place was very clean. It was a very good your, but we found another community that fit my father's needs a little better.

The reason it is not all fives is because they lost several articles of my mom's clothing and her bedding. We were never informed that this is a major issue and I confirmed this in speaking with other residents. One day my mom's laundry and laundry basket were located on a different floor in the facility. Anyone that moves into Echo Lake should be advised that they should label all of their clothing. We were not informed of any of this. It would've been helpful had we known.

My dad was on the edge of needing a nursing home (vs high acuity assisted living). Daylesford assured me they would be able to meet his needs. Staff was usually willing to help with anything he asked, but were not necessarily observant in seeing what he needed. Night shift was not his favorite- variety of reasons. End of life hospice would have not been comfortable for him if I hadn't intervened (which in fairness, was recommended by a staff member). My background is as an ICU nurse, so my expectations were high, and I could recognize the gaps in care and work to fill them. I don't think his stay would have been as good without someone to do that. I worried for residents who were alone. I do think my dad was happier there than he would have been in a nursing home. And I'm not really sure his care would have been better in that setting. I wish I could have continued to keep him at my house.

Great location, several parks nearby, transportation to medical appointments and church. Attractive courtyard. There's various sizes, styles and prices for apartments

care was difficult in the beginning. Just have to stay after them to do what they say! they change a bit. But are currently stable! The people who give direct care are great. In the beginning with the admin staff ( nursing, doctors and Empowerment -the OT PT providers) you will need to schedule a weekly or biweekly team meeting. We did these online. It was necessary to hear what was going on and point out details that they may not know regarding how to work with our family member.

I obviously really like my home. A quick review of the faculties and what they offer, a look at the food service and menu review, and , of course, the cost for the monthly rent..

I loved Modena for mom. Sadly she was only there for 3 mos before she passed. I had terrible experiences with JSSA hospice. If i ever had an issue it was never about the care other than JSSA hospice who were extremely disappointing. My issues were more about maintenance/ room stuff and they were always addressed and remedied quickly. If i had the finances I would love to one day reside at Modena!

Moved mother-in-law in January. Staff are friendly on the surface. Not sure if we asked more questions than others, but we found slow responses and/or conflicting information from a range of staff. She's been in for 1 month. During this time, Trulee had an unfortunate stubborn GI virus that had the facility in lockdown for a couple of weeks. Mother-in-law also transitioned from independent to assisted living (we anticipated this switch - yet did not think it would happen within the first 2 weeks). Many moving parts during a challenging period.

Hi there! I moved my dad in at the beginning of December. The best best thing is that the staff are always friendly with me and my dad. I think they really care about him. This is the most important aspect of it all and they are reliably kind. He is pretty polite so he just says the food is ok. But he hints about how it isn’t. “There is only one really good plate and only sometimes.” I ate with him a couple of times. Just enough to know I didn’t want to pay for the food. It’s disappointing because he eats there three times a day. The other residents complain about the same thing. I’d expect for the cost, the food would be a step up. I don’t think it needs to be fancy, but it should taste good. I’m hoping it’s just temporary :)