Ascension Living

Oh, they seem pretty organized the maintenance man who provided the tour wasn’t able to respond to questions, about leasing and such. On the other hand, he was able to show us all the facilities and explain the groups/clubs that are available to the residents.

We cannot comment on the meals and dining because our mother-in-law wouldn't leave the room to dine with others. For the activities she also refused to participate in any that were offered. Based on the experience we have had so far with Ascension Living, we would recommend this community to other families.

The independent living is wonderful. The facility is nice. They've had some bumps in the road since Acension took over but that seems to be getting better now. The neighborhood is okay. Not great. But not terrible. I would recommend to other families.

My family and loved one have had a good experience overall with Ascension Living. I would recommend you inquire about any COVID quarantine practices they may have still in place, specific care such as nursing assistance with medications, and more. Ask about payment plans, if needed, what activities are offered for the residents and are these extra-curricular or standard. Also, what are the evacuation policies and safety plans should the community have to use them. As a reminder, feel free to ask as many questions as you want until you are satisfied, and make sure you continue to ask the staff questions throughout your loved one staying in the community.

Our family had an in person tour with Ascension Living and it is an older facility, but was much tidier and sunnier than [community name removed]. IT was in the running, but a little pricier than [community name removed] which was important. Ultimately, [community name removed] won because it is new, sunny, very spacious and very upbeat.

Mom is happy which is what matters the most. They are always short on staff...but that is everywhere. the staff that they do have are very caring. The facility has 4 pods of no more that 8 residents in each community. Circular and safe, staff that know their residents and can meet their needs more personally. I am grateful that mom is here and would definitely recommend Ascension Living Valley Residence to others.

We chose Ascension Living Fox Knoll Village because of the affordability as well as the business manager [name removed] was phenomenal. It is not as well lit in the hallways and the carpeting could be updated. The apartment sizes are really big and spacious. I would recommend this facility to others looking.

Our family had an in person tur and it was an okay tour experience but we just were not happy from the start - it could of been a great place for another family but we knew it was not the place for our loved one

We had a great tour experience with Ascension Living - all of the staff were extremely friendly and helpful. It just did not suit my loved ones needs.

We had a wonderful tour experience with Ascension Living - we did not meet anyone who wasn't overly friendly. The apartments were extremely nice. It is all independent living but you are able to hire care if needed. My loved ones just needed more care and it did not suit our needs, but it was a great place if you are more independent.

Therapy does a great job. The food is also great.

Our family had an in person tour and it was nice but the independent living had more like condo apartment and that unfortunately was not going to fit our loved ones needs.

Our family had an in person tour and it was a really good experience but the community was way to big and overwhelming.

Our family had an in person tour and we believe they were recently purchased so they were going to be putting a lot of money into upgrading. They did have a lot of things that we needed but the community is very spread out, the distance walking to and from things inside the community and the distance is just to far.

This community was really nice but there were no opening for my loved one at the time and this is the only reason we could not go with this community.

Too many floors for my loved one.

Our loved one does complain about the food, it does get a little repetitive. They do have an alternative menu so if you do not like what they are serving that day you can pick something off that menu. The activities are pretty much limited, which were hoping they come back since our loved ones loves to play bingo, games and intermingle with the residents. The owner really got involved with the residents as much as he could and would play the piano on a limited basis. The residents are not able to eat in the dining room, and we would recommend the facility.

We chose Ascension Living Via Christi Village because of the chapel and they have daily masses. The cleanliness of the facility, and the size of the rooms were the biggest factors. I have eaten here myself and the food is cafeteria style, my dad does mention that there is not a whole lot of variety. Overall, it is just a nice facility and they are very responsive when we have concerns or issues that arise. Overall, I would recommend.

Fox Knoll is a nice place to live. The staff and residents are very friendly. Some of the activities prior to COVID included bingo, left right center, other games, Wii bowling, bag toss, and a few more for residents to choose from.

We looked at a couple of others places and chose Providence Village because of the upkeep of the facility, the food was good, and the value for your money. The best part about the community so far has been the activities that they provided before the COVID shut down. We are now able to go in and visit her after the protocols, but we are not locked out anymore. I would absolutely recommend this facility. The manager goes out of his way to help families and residents.