American Senior Communities

I gave quality of care a 3 because they have moved her a lot in the long-term memory care unit, and they've lost quite a few of her things. Regarding number 6, my grandmother has dementia and doesn't remember any activities she participated in, but there are activities listed on the calendar

They are helpful a bit slow to take care of things but my father's happy then so am I. We picked this community because he was familiar with that place. My mother was there for care for a time before she passed away . I took him to several different facilities to see how they were. He ultimately chose that space as the most comfortable for him.

What I like the most about Aster Place is the shuttle to take me to appoints. Also the residents are social. I would recommend this community to other families based on the experience I have had so far .

They need to work on expanding dining options, especially with fresh salads but I would recommend The Commons on Meridian community to other families who may need a place for their loved ones

They need to work on expanding dining options, especially with fresh salads but I would recommend The Commons on Meridian community to other families who may need a place for their loved ones

Love the staff, they are fantastic. Love the location of the community. The food is only okay and could be better. The cost is high when you consider the mediocrity of the food, and the frequency at which repairs are needed (outdated apt units, appliances and AC/heat systems).

Very good staff and I also really like all of the other residents...calm and peaceful here! I would recommend this facility to all.

Very involved and friendly staff at all levels. They've also been extra supportive of Mom since my Dad just passed. They want residents to be happy and involved. The food is often cold when served and my mom has limited offerings since she's lactose intolerant. Sometimes it's a winner though!

It has trailed off lately so I may change my answer but they were really on top of her meds / care and in turn kept me informed. I'm hoping it's just a no news is good news

My loved one was previously a resident at Coventry Meadows Assisted Living and Garden Homes and the overall experience was very good. The cleanliness and friendliness were great. The staff and care services were good. I would recommend this facility to others.

The facility is pretty quiet. There are plenty of activities but it is a pretty mellow group of caregivers and residents. They could offer a few more choices on food. If you are having something like hotdogs or sausage as your main. It is not great that your only alternative is hamburger. As far as activities go - More crafts. Maybe try to use other areas of the building when possible. The activity room is not warm and inviting.

Some of the staff are personable; a few are not. The DON doesn't respond to my inquiries. Two sisters clean the apartments. They are friendly and respectful and do a nice job. Dining hall servers are helpful and caring. I think the food could be better, but Mom and other residents enjoy it. Servings are small, but seconds can be requested or one may order a lot of side dishes. Move in was simple as mom's apartment has an outside door. Communication is with me, since mom takes no responsibility for herself. I recommend the Assisted living facility to others.

The washing machine and dryer in the units could be better quality. Overall I would recommend them to others.

Negatives include: no flexibility regarding food offerings and what seems excessive in entry level staff turnover. Many other staff have long tenure which is impressive. Communication could be a LOT better The building is older so it's harder to make it look shiny. Outdoor geese leave their marks on parking lot and driveways. I recommend learning the names of the staff who serve your loved one. Nursing staff good to alert me to incidents. My mom is very positive, friendly and funny so that probably helps to encourage her caregivers. I only see a minor dementia issue. Mom likes simple foods (not combinations) without adornment. Mostly meat, potatoes and fruits. This kitchen cannot or will not give her the food she wants. We supplement with bananas and healthy snacks but she is still losing weight- not unusual (I'm told) for her 96 years in age. Activities are plentiful if somewhat simple. But mom feels like she's missing out if she's not with other residents in the community room. It's expensive but not excessive. My Mom is in Memory Care One (part of the Assisted Living group- mostly those with a flight risk) as there is also a Memory Care Two at American Village which is unusual (the two levels).

The nurses have been great. Had some issues with house cleaners, hopefully now is resolved. My Dad is a pretty picky eater and he seems happy with the meals. I would recommend this facility to others.

I think it is a good place, but I would make extra sure that everything was actually ready and ask for proof if the issues were quite important. They do have a good communication it with ways to get to know other residents in independent housing. The maintenance men are very nice! Price is a major reason Rosegate was chosen, but it was a little more than another place. We chose to pay a little more because of the community. It was worth it!

Meals and dining value and cost the care. One floor one story he came from a three-story home so much safer. I live a distance away so I can check on him at any time through the office. He's 96 so he doesn't do much of the activities but feels comfortable and settled. He just moved in in June so he's feeling more comfortable now.

The community is very nice and polite. We chose this place because we knew someone who worked there and the place had a great atmosphere

I am a people person and love that everyone that I have come into contact with at anthology has been kind and helpful, My mother in law is NOT the easiest to make happy and if she could she would sit and do nothing and let everyone do everything for her and complain, and I have told[name removed]that they need to be forced to leave the room and she and her staff are not letting her call the shots and getting them out of the room and not giving in to her, I love that they listen to my concerns and are creatively making them get out of their room.

When it comes to the care services and the meals and dining experience, we have not experienced that yet or used it yet. We are still learning and it seems like a good fit. We have nice neighbors and it is quite.