Artis Senior Living

This place is new and absolutely beautiful. I really liked how Artis Senior Living is setup in small communities to make staying their feel like home. Everyone was very friendly. Unfortunately we could not place my family member there. They said they would not be able to accommodate the level of care.

Things are going well so far. My father in law is adjusting to living at this community. He had made friends and they offer daily activities. He is not always fond of the food as it can be hit or miss. This is an one level community that has a homey feel to it.

I'am very pleased with my husbands move to this community. The staff is very nice, and they do a good job with the cleanliness of the community. Everything working out well so far, and I would recommend this community.

I was not able to take a tour of this facility due to time constraints. From information I received and in talking to the Artis representative, the community looked like a very nice and modern place. This is a newer facility and, if I remember correctly, it is memory care only. They didn't allow pets, and I didn't see a home setting that would let my mom be comfortable.

This is a really nice community, and I was pleased with my mothers respite stay experience. It is a fairly new community, so everything is spotless. The staff is good, they were kind, and friendly. I knew she was safe, and in good hands. I would recommend this community, and also return for another respite stay experience. It is a great facility.

In the beginning my dad enjoyed the activities that were provided. Now he feels like it is repetitive and we notice not many seniors participate. However, everything so far is fine. It is definitely clean within the community and his room is kept nice too. I don's smell any lingering odors and items have not been misplaced. The meals could improve, he feels it is average tasting with substitutions available.

Things are going pretty well since my loved one made the move to this place. The facility is brand new so they have their flaws currently. The food is served cold and they are short staffed. Also they staff has not learned their routines yet and are still getting used to the place. The complex is nice and well taken care of but the care could use some work.

We went to this community for a tour. The memory care unit is what we saw. They showed us a room. you opened a door and there was a bed and a bathroom. It was not like an apartment. They showed us how she could not get out. It was a very secured facility. They did all they can for the tour.

This facility is designed with 4 neighborhoods ~ each with a theme and nicely decorated. (Beach ~ Victorian) Each neighborhood had its own dining room and gathering space. Each single bedroom has its own toilet, but the shower was down the hall and shared by the patients in the neighborhood. (I didn't care for this set-up because older people can have infections or accidents.) The staff was friendly, informative and answered my questions. There was an enclosed back yard with a path for walkers or wheelchairs. From what I saw everything appeared to be well maintained. It is a nice place, but not the place for us.

We toured this community for my mother in law and her needs. The community looked nice and well maintained. The staff was kind and friendly. I didn't think this community would be able to provide the type of caring my mother in law needed. It was a good tour, this is a nice community.

I toured here when I was looking for options. It looked very nice, but they weren't opening before I needed to make the move so we didn't choose this community.

Excellent programs, middle of the spectrum, very clean.

I liked this community a lot. The one draw back was that I did not like the accommodations. The room itself was really tiny and sterile feeling. The lady I met with was very confident and knowledgeable but I just felt like the accommodations were very stark.

This was a nice community, and they had a gym and more. I wouldn't mind going here if it was me. But for my loved one another community worked better.

Having the outdoor area is very nice. The rooms are always clean and the food is adequate. Staff is friendly and seem to care. No imagination in activities. They do not try to tailor the activities to the functional or interest level of the individuals. Not enough aides to help residents with activities or even bring the residents to the activities. Very little encouragement for the residents to be more engaged. There is a "let them be" attitude. Maybe that is what some people think is the best. But I believe the more people are engaged the happier they will be.

The room size. is just ok. She is not eating well and should be given a supplement drink when portion of food is not finished and not always happens. The activities are somewhat stimulating for her. The staff is nice and generally knows patient by name

Just a heads up to any prospective new residents - family members and friends are not permitted to eat in the main dining area(s) with their loved ones. If we had known this when we were looking for a place for my father, we would have went elsewhere!! On a positive note, the staff are truly compassionate and caring!

The facility is nice but the food isn't that great. The people are nice but there is a lot of turnover. Yes, we would recommend this community to other families based on the experience so far.

For the $[removed] a month it costs, an amazing amount of things are not provided for the residents. No wheelchairs or walkers. No soap, shampoo, depends, etc. There is very very little exercise or physical activity and no actual physical therapy. There is no TV or radio in the rooms. Disabled residents do not ever get outside unless a family member takes them out for a push in the back yard. Laundry is done once a week at best, so the residents need at least 3 weeks of clothes to get by. Laundry labels are not provided. Other residents clothes showed up in her room all the time. Her eyeglasses were frequently misplaced or broken (she had angry outbursts regularly) Any found glasses went into a bag one nurse kept and were never returned until I made a fuss, at which point 3 of her pairs appeared. The rooms were not really secure, and left unlocked when she had to go to hospital several times. At the end the staff "lost" her rented wheelchair and all its accessories simply by taking it to the basement and not telling anyone. This is a mid to late stage memory care home, where dementia patients live out their last months. It's not a nursing home. So maybe none of this matters. But I found the room staff to be rather slack, though they were always nice to me. And they did keep her clean and dry. Her last months of life were very stressful for me so maybe Im being too sensitive. Overall I give the place a B-.

My father was in the memory care unit. They didn't provide the necessary supervision to manage the unit. The direct care staff were kind, and helpful, but the overall supervision was not properly staffed/managed to match the needs of the unit. Only recommended for higher functioning people. Lots of great activities and very pleasant environment with good food. Not good fur higher needs individuals.