WellQuest Living

We toured The Sterling [date removed]with the Community Sales Leader [name removed], who was very helpful and honest. The Sterling is not a place we'd be interested in living at this time in our lives. It has too many amenities included in the monthly fee. Amenities we do not need.

They feed the residence well. Communication is ok but there have been issues getting things fixed in a timely manner. The staff is friendly but I would not recommend this community based on my experience.

Sterling Place community is very clean, and the food taste really good but there is just a really small selection to choose from. Since the pandemic instead of going to the cafeteria to eat, they are deliver the food to our rooms. They do have bingo and card games to participate in.

The friendliness of the staff members was not authentic, the value was fine for what you paid for. The only issue we had was that they did not report to us when our loved ones care level changed. They had a care team on sight and even the communication between the community and the care team was lacking. Prior to COVID it looked like the activities were nice, however it seemed like a lot of the activities were geared towards woman, where the men would be sitting our standing outside of the building not participating.

I like the facility. I like the staff. I like the costs. I do not like the total lockdown aspect of memory care making my access difficult. I do not like the long hallway that dad must travel for his meals. I do not like that he has no access to the out of doors.

I am happy with this community. I feel that they can use some improvements in the cleaning area. I have concerns on his personal care at times. I am happy that he does like the meals that are server. They offer him alot of nice activiites. I would suggested that other families tour this community for the care of a loved one.

The common areas were nice enough. Liked that residents would get three meals a day. Like the laundry arrangements. Was not impressed with the actual apartment. Looked like they are in dyer need of remodel/upgrade. The one bedroom appeared very small.

My brother has had issues getting his calls answered quick and at times his calls goes to voicemail. I went away for a week and saw that his room was not clean. They left his soiled linen and it wreaked like urine. When I was there often it was maintained. The staff are friendly enough. He says the meals are okay but is having a difficult time with the meal time for dinner. They serve breakfast at 9 am to 11 am, lunch at 11 am to 1 pm and dinner at 3 pm to 5 pm. He likes to eat late. I like that the community is taking car of his medication and he likes to sit outside on a bench on his porch. I would recommend them to those who need it.

There needs to be a lot of improvement in the dinning room area. The service is not acceptable and they always seem to be short staff, by the time my loved one finally receives her food it is cold. The carpet looks like it has not been cleaned in a long time and has an awful smell to it.

They have music and church and many activities for the residents to partake in. The music is too loud and appears to be chosen by the younger staff so too much hip hop and R&B. The main issue is there is no order in the halls etc. The residents with the motorized carts block the halls and run into other people. There needs to be better focus on orderliness.

I toured this community for my father and his needs. I wasn't very impressed with the layout of the community. The community felt very cramped. The rooms they showed me were very tiny. Everybody was very nice and friendly. Overall it wasn't the community for my father and his needs.

We toured this community while looking into care options for a loved one. Sunrise seemed like a nice place in terms of the care they offered, but it just felt too much like a skilled nursing facility, I don't think it was somewhere my loved one would have been comfortable living.

We were looking for a place with 2 bedrooms, which is hard to come by. We visited the Heatherwood and as soon as we entered the property, we noticed that the dining area and the reception desk area were located right by the entrance and there were people with walkers and wheelchairs, etc... so, our first impression was that it seemed somewhat depressing. Therefore, we have not yet made a decision and are still looking.

very large, new, most expensive I toured. Memory care seemed a way to keep residents and not a real program or trained staff. The salesperson broke patient privacy a number of times and that concerned me. Probably second choice of the ones I saw but we couldn't have afforded it.

Very tall building. Memory care unit on ground floor. Rooms opened onto side patio area, surrounded by tall wall.

OK not great dated. Poor house keeping

this a inderpedent first

Not confirmed. Price high for one bedroom. Unit very small. No diswasher. Limited kitchen space and cabinets.Can not grill on patio.

Really liked the place and the offerings. Only draw back is they do not have 2 bedroom units.

Speaking from the assisted living side (not memory care) - staff generally helpful and friendly. Since COVID-19 hit, kitchen and dining room shut down, resident interactions discouraged and and family visits prohibited. Residents encouraged to remain in their room as much as possible. On the positive side, pandemic not a big impact to health at CV. Prepackaged meals delivered to residents rooms based upon resident menu selection, but meal quality taken a nosedive since 3rd qtr 2019. Many meat and poultry servings are comparable to jerky smothered in sauce or gravy. Vegetables on the warm but rare side of uncooked. Portions now smaller because residents not eating as much. Rates increased in excess of inflation in less than a years occupancy.