Traditions Management

Traditions is an assisted living memory care facility that opened in June 2020... which was a hard time for everyone. I chose it for my 84 year old mother with rapidly worsening dementia and I'm very happy I did. All the staff have been so courteous and caring with her. The challenges they have faced with keeping employees is similar to everywhere else in this "post-pandemic" times... I know they are doing the best they can. Highly recommend.

Nursing department needs lot of attention, especially regarding timing and accuracy of meds. Food service - dining room is not always clean and staff needs training on how to handle dirty dishes and serving food with appropriate utensils.

The staff at Park Place was professional and gave a good tour. But the cost was considerably higher, and I just didn't feel a warmth there that I felt at the facility I ultimately moved into.

We chose Traditions because they had a discount rate going on at the time that we were looking. He has got a private room and it is a good size for him. I do think they could use improvement on communication to families as far as far as what is going on. Overall I woudl recommend them to others.

I would definitely recommend them. It was a great place. There was good communication from the staff to our family. The care was great. They're very involved with their residents.

The management team at Traditions was available, communicative, and always willing to help through my Father-in-law's transition there. So many residents are happy and enjoying their time due to the team's efforts, from dining to activities.

I love the staff. They are helpful and the building is clean.

I am pleased with my apartment and with the community itself. Friendly staff and comfortable living.

Traditions is a friendly place. We have been there for 2 years and are happy living there. It's not perfect but we are content and would not consider moving.

Room for improvement but given the difficulty in finding good workers, not bad at all. Home to me.

I've been very happy. The only real problem has been keeping staff, and I think that's a problem all around. They're dealing with it quite well so far. And the staff that are here are excellent. I'm very happy with my garden home and have had no problems.

It's a very friendly, cozy, small-feeling place where the people really care about who they care for. No one is a stranger here for long. The cliché that places like these are cold isn't true here. It's comfortable and you quickly become a friend and someone that's known. No one falls through the cracks.

It's very comfortable, the apartment and people are lovely, no complaints. I would recommend it!

We toured the memory unit. Everything was just okay. Did not look like a lot going on. Could have been a down time but was hoping to see more activity and interaction. Unit was bright but had a few stains on furniture and floor, but that happens. A little pricey.

The mission and what the managers are communicating is wonderful. The individuals who are doing the leg work are understaffed and therefore the mission is not met. My loved one enjoyed the food that was served.

Our tour was fine. I felt Traditions would have been adequate for my loved one's needs, but I left the decision up to her. She didn't have anything negative to say about Traditions. She just felt a stronger connection with a different community.

We chose Traditions of Beavercreek because of the facility itself and the amenities that they provided. It was also very clean when we toured it. They also have villas for more independent living. The room sizes here were good. I do feel like they were understaffed and had some turnover, but the staff here did the best that they could do. One of the staff was very involved with our loved ones care and went above and beyond. Overall, I would recommend.

I think it's a good place for my loved one. She has some confusion, but not really full-fledged dementia. A lot of the residents around her and more confused, but she requires more total care in terms of her physical well-being. She's confined to a wheelchair and is the textbook definition of frail elderly. I think she gets along well with the staff. She's "with it" most of the time, and they're able to take care of her bodily needs. Their communication with us is pretty good. We've set up a schedule to have a Zoom meeting three times a week. During the Spring that was working well, but during the Summer it's fallen off a bit, perhaps due to vacations and things. But we've been able to adapt to phone calls instead. In terms of anything like medication changes, falls, anything out of the ordinary, they call you right away. So I have no qualms about that.

We chose Gentry Park Bloomington because it was very nice and she had a porch off of her room so she could go out of her apartment. During covid that was great because we could visit her outside from her porch. I realize staff is always so busy, but I do think they need to encourage her to get out of her room more and I think they could improve on their communication to family as well.

[name removed] provided a nice tour. The management staff has been with the place since they opened 4.5 years ago. The place appeared clean. The residents interacted with [name removed] as she showed me around via facetime. All interactions seemed pleasant. They offer respite care which would enable us to move my father ahead of his belongings. However, depending on the level of care he needs he may not be able to afford this place either.