Artegan LLC

Normandy Park Assisted Living was very helpful in getting my mother into a safe and nuturing environment after leaving a rehab facility and was no longer able to live indepedently. They worked with the family and made a placement for my mom immediately with the least amount of hassles. They were very helpful.

They were a very lovely community. The community is really nice and very well maintained. They just weren't very cooperative with us. They were really kind of snobby and just did not have a very warm and inviting atmosphere. We really liked the actual community just not the atmosphere they have.

The staff here was just awesome. The rooms and the hallways were very large and the most space for the buck of all the spaces I have seen. The grounds are really nice and I was excited to see a nice number of male staff. I think that would be helpful for my Dad. This choice is at the top of my list.

The staff members at Apple Springs were very friendly, and our loved ones room was clean. I wasn't around for meals, the activities or around to the different careservices. It seems expensive to me. Dad never commented on any of it.

The friendliness of staff is a tough one because the staff turn over is so high it's hard to make bonds with the staff. I guess I would say overall okay depending on who it is. However the food is TERRIBLE! For the amount of money that my parents pay to stay there, the food is low quality and just not good. Turnover with the cooks has also been a problem. Again, turnover of activities director/coordinator has been a problem. Limited actives. Activity room is too small for a large amount of residents to be able to participate. Families are not informed of activity schedule in order to assist and remind our parents of the activities. The staff doesn't make the effort to go ask the residents to join. I think if they went door to door, or did an announcement on facility wide speakers, they would have more residents join in. This facility needs ALOT of improvement!

We toured during Covid, so they wouldn’t let us in the main building. They just showed us an apartment. So it was very difficult to judge what was going on there. We didn't like that our loved one would have to walk over and get his own meals to carry back to his apartment. It definitely felt like assisted living, whereas where we ended up felt like truly independent living. Revel just didn’t have as many amenities / activities / ways to get people involved.

This community is average compared to other communities that I have experienced in the area. They are not exceptional. The food was great and offered a good variety. We chose this community because my parents wanted to live in the cottages in independent living .

Nice but woods just outside by the community area. Doors are not secured during the day. Nice rooms

Look nice. The cottages look really good. I would like pricing. It's a little far away from me but worth looking at.

I thought this facility was just average. The rent includes things like the heating and cooling, housekeeping, and laundry services. This facility had the largest 1 bedroom apartment at 775 square feet. The one thing I didn’t like is that meals are not included in the rent and there is no Wi-Fi in the building. Unfortunately, my tour did not go smoothly by any means. I went on a Saturday and the lady who was showing me around wore too many hats. She kept getting interrupted and there was a very large language barrier. I would recommend this facility.

This one is closer to Moms church but the food is extra,and she will not be taking her dog when she moves.

Courtyard Village is a nice place for truly independent seniors. Meals are excellent, but the service painfully slow. Beware - if your loved one diminishes rapidly, they will be asked to move on. Courtyard strictly enforces the 30 day lease termination regardless of circumstances.

Staffing overall was low and it often took 20 minutes or so for someone to answer calls. [name removed] was to have escort to and from restroom per her care plan. This often did not happen and she would have to get there herself. She did have a fall and broke her hip. They did not order some of her meds in a timely manner and she had to go several days without her pain medication. Her oxycodone was stolen from med cart, so the another wait. [name removed] needed wanted to eat meals in her room. They would only bring her the "special of the day" which mostly was things she wouldn't eat. She was not given the option to order from the alternative menu. All in all, not very happy with care. At the end of her life, it was still hard to get timely help. The facility was clean and well taken care of. Laundry done on her assigned day. Staffing unacceptable. Discussed with management multiple times and reassured that things would improve, but never did.

My mother fell several times during her stay there with little supervision even in the memory care place. We had to pay for 24 hour private care to keep her safe. The management was no help and blamed everything on my mom. The staff were caring but way understaffed. I would not recommend that facility to anyone who can't totally care for themselves

Based on our experience so far, San Marino Retirement Community can rethink their leadership. They could also staff the units appropriately to support their residents living there.

This tour did not go well as they did not get the communication from a Place For Mom that told them I had an appointment. A person there kindly showed me around, but then said they didn't have any rooms available

just okay. didn't seem compassionate. Seemed more about the business than the person.

While our loved one was living here, we were not pleased. The staff did not seem to really care about the residents. The food was just terrible. In fact, our loved one actually lost weight while she was here because she wouldn't eat it. The housekeepers were rude. The whole facility seemed more institutional and not personal. It was a very sad environment, and we rarely saw visitors. Not to mention that we were paying more here for a smaller apartment.

We had the same first impression as the previous reviewer, and actually did place our loved one there for awhile. Everything seemed great when the resident doesn't really need their "assistance" Very much. Then everything changes and they just want to get rid of the problem. I think it stems from the top. The director there seemingly just wants to deal with any issues by making them go away - as in telling the resident/family they should leave. We were also not impressed with the care supervisor (I think they call it wellness center). Medication charts were not up to date, there was confusion amongst the staff. The individual care givers were nice enough but training seems to be lacking. I understand they are building a memory care/expansion now. I hope the wellness center supervisor isn't in charge of that. Those residents have even more needs, and I think it would be a disaster. We are very happy that Dad is out of this facility.

If I could give negative stars to rate this company, I would. Artegan purchased the Lodge in Sisters, OR, in the fall of [date removed]. My mother moved in in [date removed], with assurances that when her funds were depleted, she would be able to stay on Medicaid. In [date removed] a letter was sent to residents and families informing us that the facility would no longer provide (any) medical assistance and was giving up its license effective in [date removed]. My mother is at the end of her life on hospice and we must move her again within less than 2 months. Further, there are 15 residents in the facility on Medicaid, who are no longer eligible for services. Yet, the company has continued to encourage new residents up to the day of their announcement that they would no longer be provided assisted living servies. Shame on you, Artegan!