Traditions Management

Overall I think they do a good job at Traditions at Reagan Park with what they have to work with. The staff are all very friendly and caring. Unfortunately, as is the case with many of these communities, they are often quite understaffed. The facility itself is clean and well kept, and the people that they do have work hard, however.

To be honest' my experience was only 9 months. My mom had Alzheimer's and passed away there. The facility and staff were good but the overall experience was not what I had hoped. Unfortunately, it didn't seem to be as helpful for my mom as I thought it would be. No one's fault but the disease.

She was put in a room far away from the staff when she first got there . It was not a good experience. When they first observed her before being admitted they should have put her in memory care. Now that she is in memory care she is getting much better care. The girls there in the daytime are fantastic.

Staffing of nurses and aides are very lean, medications are not always given on time and response time to emergency buttons is slow. Whether this is due to employee skill level/training or administrative policies I do not know. The staff does try the best they can but are torn between many different responsibilities.

The rooms and facilities were great . Some of the staff were too impatient with the residents and did not always respond in a timely manner. The food did not always agree with the resident's diet restrictions.

So far the staff is very friendly and helpful. The Admin staff is excellent ([names removed] at the front desk)The ladies on the MC floor are really good. I haven't learned their names yet. I ate lunch there in the main dining room and it was delicious. I'm hoping that my opinions stay high as time goes on.

I would score higher on 1 and 8 but we had to pay the entire month of her stay plus the one time activity fee that she never used due to being bedridden. So it was about $[removed]for 8 days. So for us, there was no value, had we known she was so deteriorated we would have kept her in the previous facility. Had she stayed there longer it's a great place and a good value. They gave us about $[removed]back and that's it. But we signed the contract so it was our loss. Otherwise it's a beautiful place. I would not recommend for someone near end of life. It is a good place wish we knew about it sooner we. Very clean and accommodating it's just that our timing was bad

They - like everyone else have shortage of staff and there are many days I spend lots of extra time w/mom. They are fed well, most of the staff is kind & caring. They do try activities. They also make an effort to have residents not sit in their room but come to common areas. They need more aides

Very homey and very friendly staff. Many of the residents are very friendly as well. They could increase the variety of activities. And following the level of care plan more consistently would be wonderful

The dining room is open from 7am-6pm;The activities are a very popular thing for the residents; they have their own physical therapy facilities

What we like the most about Traditions of Beaumont is that it is clean and the administrative staff were good. However, what they could improve on would be to have better communication and better training for CNA's.

The meals that are prepared are inedible and the activities are boring. It is expensive if the food is inedible The independent duplexes are very nice. So in that respect, it's a great place to live. But we pay so much and can't eat. I'd move if I found better food.

We were very happy initially but with staff turnover, things have gone downhill sharply. I would tell them to look elsewhere.

My husband is no longer there. We had issues and I decided to take him elsewhere.

The review is based on the 19 days they were there. When we interview them before moving in they said they were overstaffed...they moved in and everyone said they were overworked and every aid said someone called off and it took them sometimes 30+ minutes to respond to their call buttons. I think their staffing has gotten stronger BUT still understaffed in my opinion...at least for what they quoted in their interview process. The facility was always clean, however when it would snow they threw salt on the sidewalks but those were not always plowed and cleaned off. With the exception of the understaffing and not responding in a reasonable amount of time, many nurses and aids knew their stuff, even the new grad RN knew some, but if she didn't she would find out and actually come back with the answer, never left us hanging. I'm a picky eater and even I liked the food! Knowing their needs I was quite disappointed to find out the true staffing ratio...only ONE nurse on at night for the ENTIRE facility! Most of the time only one aid at night too. That's dangerous in my opinion! Luckily she didn't need much care if any... he was completely careless. Luckily the day he moved in he went on hospice care and we had 2 sets of people caring for him daily, plus family. The residence was very nice, the care they promised and dished out during the walk through/interview process didn't match up. The pay scale for the services needed/rendered did not compute...I did medicine for 25 years...their care didn't even come close to what we paid monthly!!!

The biggest complaint is medications and the medical director has never returned any calls. I've given up on that. One of my loved one's meds is routinely out of stock with Gardian Pharmacy. She was without it for 8 days. I finally asked if it could be called in to Walgreens for me to pick up myself. The nurse is helpful. Room cleaning doesn't seem to be completely regular, but is satisfactory.

The overall facility felt really sad. I felt like I was in a nursing home, not a place for senior Independent Living. It would be good for some, but was not right for my parents.

Our family had an in person tour with Hilliard Assisted Living and it was actually my stepfathers favorite, however it scared us off with the failing of them getting back to us in a timely manner.

hey are short staffed, turnover. Communication issues between pharmacy and nursing. When it comes to the meals, it is not the quality we expected. Mom walked in and now spends most all of her time in a wheelchair. There are very limited activities for the memory care side.

Our family had an in person tour with experience Hilliard Assisted Living and it was just not going to be the place for our loved one. It had 2 floors and we had to provide furniture (I believe).