Transforming Age

The facility is nice and clean. The staff is fine. It's just a matter of them fixing some problems throughout the community. The food is horrible because they're still not in the dining room. They were back in the dining room for two days, and then there was a toilet leak in the room above, which they haven' t gotten around to fixing yet. And they haven't made any kind of accommodations to make things right. They have a van to take residents out of the community, and they've only done it once. Supposedly it's in the shop. I'm just not sure they're working hard to rectify these things. My loved ones haven't really met anybody in the several months they've been there because there's not a lot going on and they're just alone. So I'm hoping things get better over time.

The staff are attentive, friendly, and caring. They're communicating well during Covid times. The place is clean, and they clean regularly about once a week. They have a lot of activities for the residents, including movies, bingo, lectures, . I would recommend this community to others.

Based on our tour, we had a good overall impression. But it had more of a corporate, business-like feel to it, and didn't have the homey, community feel we were looking for and ended up finding elsewhere.

This is a very nice older but updated facility. The manager is friendly and has been there for 20 years or so and really cares about the residents. I do wish there were more open common areas and I wish there were more easy access to outdoor space. Overall very nice place.

We're happy here, all is good. The staff is responsive, and they're there to help you when they can. They very friendly, and kind and compassionate with my loved one. We like the opportunities for socialization - for instance, there's a little front room where people sit and gather, which is nice for talking to other residents and making relationships. I also really like that they have screened-in patios. We actually just got invited to a book reading, as family of the resident. Because of Covid, they haven't been doing a lot of activities, but once everything opens up, they'll be ramping those up on the assisted living side, and the independent living residents can join in there as well. They can also go over on that side to get food. One issue we had was at the move in point, some things were not done in a timely manner. They did fix things eventually, but it sounds like maintenance was just very short staffed. They're trying to find new maintenance staff now, so hopefully going forward those requests will be handled more smoothly.

I would recommend the community to others. The friendliness and cleanliness are standout items to me. It is a nice place to live.

We chose The Rivers because of the availability at the time. The room sizes at the facility are adequate for an assisted living place. The meals here are off a menu that residents are able to choose from. I would probably recommend for others who are looking.

Our interaction with the management was good, however the health care workers were not so great when it came to the friendliness. When it comes to the care services our loved one needed they were more challenged and unsure on how to handle it.

We chose Heathers Estates because it was well maintained, more affordable and the location. the apartment sizes were great, lots of room. They had plenty variety of activities here before COVID, but my grandparents did not participate. One complaint they had is the hallways here are very uncomfortable and hot. Overall, we had a good experience here and would recommend as long as you are in good health.

Waterford Estates is a very nice property, they have a nice outside walking area. I have an apartment and it is perfectly fine for me. At the moment there are no activities due to COVID. I would recommend this community to a family or friend, but it could use a little bit of an update and maintenance

It is affordable. The units are better size than anything that I saw, originally built as condos. My mom likes the food. The layout is good. They have outdoor space for the residents to use. The staff has been amazing during Covid-19. Trying to keep the residents' spirits up.

They cleaned my mom's apartment weekly and changed her bedding. They brought her food in the evening. They had activities but she chose not to participate in many. They had opportunity to have a church service by video. They had an outbreak of the norovirus and due to the chef leaving, they had assistant caregivers preparing and serving the food who weren't trained to it. I feel that cleanliness around food was an issue which I think is why the virus continued to stick around there. The was a lot of staff turnover. The business office has stability issues and I would get billed several times for the same month.

Nice facility in nice area. Apartments with smaller bathroom and kitchen area. Furnace takes up part of bedroom. Not much storage/closet area.

[Name removed] was great. Very laided back. This place has only 1 bedroom units available as well. Big place but the rooms are smaller then the other two places. My parents will have to decide if they ever have a 32 bedroom available.

Most spacious apartment space out of all the tours I've done. Very clean and updated. It seems they constantly renovate. Doing another tour tomorrow with my parents this time.

Right away I saw residents and staff smiling, milling around,busy. I had a good feeling about this place

Entrance fee 1200 and no charge for evaluation done by nurse.

a nonprofit, member shares not real estate very like condos Affordable $30-$50 with $1,000 - $1,500 maintenance per month sell if/when leave at market value Quite spacious with decent kitchen Though some very high shelves Each unit has washer/dryer Few amenities provided cable, scheduled travel are electric, cleaning are not must pay for food, though evening meals served Has good library, fitness center, game room Half of management board are tenants. Access to walking trail, Panera bread Associated with Unity Point provides foot doctor

Catholic services, 24/7 nursing close by, one bedroom two rooms with kitchnette + bathroom; no waiting fee, provide own furniture

Unfortunately, while my Father-In-Law was at this facility it was around the time of the fires and because of that a lot of people moved in at once. My loved one is blind and he required a lot more attention than most residents and he felt like he wasn’t getting as much attention as he should. He was just upset about the care and felt like it wasn’t as they advertised. I understand though because there were a lot of new residents and they were shorthanded so it would take longer for them to get to my Father-In-Law. However, I really liked that facility. The community was beautiful and the staff was very nice. The only thing I was unhappy about is when he was sick for three days and the staff waited until it got really bad to bring him to the hospital. I would recommend this facility to other families.