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Very nice space and nice people.

They have been very forthcoming with communication to my grandmothers family about any issues that are coming up with her. I do feel like sometimes some of the staff could be a little more attentive, particularly because my grandmother is hard of hearing and does not always understand what they are asking her.

The medication management is excellent. The friendliness of the staff is certainly there, and they are always very accommodating. The food there is also very good. One area where I do feel that they might could improve would be this: what is advertised and what you get are not exactly the same. Some of the extra amenities that I was told would be available had some extra caveats to them. There are some underlying details that are not divulged up front.

Overall I have been very pleased. One of the big concerns I had was that he fell when I was there, and I paid for the in house life alert system, and the one time we needed it, it didn't work. The people are very nice, and they treated him nicely, they took good care of him, and checked on him during the day. The dining was very nice, and overall we were pretty pleased with it.

Overall our experience with Park Place in Winghaven has been a good one. The staff are friendly and professional, and the facility itself is well kept and clean. However, the assisted living does seem geared towards a narrow set of care needs. I'd like to see them have services and activities available that are appropriate for those at a variety of different care levels.

We have chosen Park Place in Winghaven, we like the location, it's close so that we can visit easily. We liked the management here, the staff was friendly and efficient. They also seem to be really good at engaging the residents in activities.

Mom is getting very involved with the activities, which is great. The staff is very friendly and always greets everyone by name. I also am impressed with the security they offer. It's locked at night and you need a code to get in. They help the residents get around so they don't fall. The food is very nutritious and they help manage moms diabetes well. Mom is taking an interest in things where she wasn't before. Any time there is an issue, I bring it to their attention and they promptly handle it. We decided on Park Place because of the excellent facility at a competitive price.

My parents lived here for a while, and overall I thought they did a decent job. The rooms, and the facility itself, are well kept, nice looking, and clean. They also did a good job with the meal service. However, we were not as impressed with the staff. They provided adequate care and assistance, but they just didn't strike me as being warm or friendly.

We were considering this location for a loved one when we were looking into senior care. We had quite a few personal recommendations for this place, and all of our friends seemed very happy with it, although we did not get the chance to tour ourselves.

Very large community facility with excellent decor and ambience. Memory unit is well designed and staff are helpful.

In the month and a half we've been at ParkPlace the experience has been pretty good. I'm satisfied with the services overall. I'm satisfied with the facility, staff, and care they provide.

Overall I think they're doing a good job at The Hampton at Meadows Place. It's a beautiful, well kept facility, and they take great care of the residents here. The staff have all been very friendly and professional.

This was a really nice place, I liked it. It was clean and they were friendly. This was where we were going to go, but they weren't able to get back to me on the weekend. I needed to bring my loved one straight from the hospital, and they just weren't available. I feel like this is a 24/7 industry. If something happened while we were there, would it have to wait until Monday? We found another place that went out of their way to get us in when we needed to.

It's been pretty good so far. It's beautifully kept. The staff overall is very good, very welcoming and super friendly. There is a little bit of a lack of communication, we try to ask for things and suddenly no one is there. They seem to have plenty of entertainment. I would just like to see a little better communication. We chose them based on the friendliness and the level of activities. They go and get them for activities.

I enjoyed my tour with Kelli who was very helpful.

This community looked nice enough, and all of the staff we spoke with were friendly and helpful. The rooms, however, were very small, and would have proved to be a mobility issue for my loved one.

This was one of the locations I toured while looking into places for my Mom. This place was very new looking. It was a nice clean looking place, and the staff were friendly. However, the atmosphere wasn't what I was looking for for my Mom. I wanted somewhere that would keep her active and social, and this place just didn't seem as lively as some others I visited. I was also looking specifically for somewhere that did not have specific dining times, as that type of eating schedule doesn't work for Mom.

I liked this place. I plan to take my mother here for lunch.

It's great, but a larger facility, and we thought that she would get lost since she's legally blind. Other than that, we loved it, wonderful people and wonderful facility!

There are many outstanding features about Homewood. It is relatively small so you know everyone and they know you. The lobby area, dining room and activity are very inviting. The rooms were spacious and there were many activties to keep residents busy. Marcia is the activities director and is outstanding. They had Shabot services which my mother really enjoyed. There were many places nearby to take residents. On the flip side mom complained about the food. When she was taken by EMS to the hospital she was alone. I question whether they handled her stroke the best way as I live out of town and could only monitor by phone.. My mother was only there for about 10 weeks or so before moving back home following her stroke.