Cascade Living Group

If I could give a 5 star rating to the care team, I would. They have been wonderful. My Mother at 99 years old enjoys her home. However, her apartment has been broken into 3 times. Luckily, she has never been hurt, but certainly scared. Thugs got in and wrecked some things, and one time stole her GrandPad, (an I-pad for Seniors). Arbor Village, as nice as the staff is, has tried to get their ownership, which is Cascade Living - to provide better security. All they have done is put wooden dowels in her windows (first time they were cut too short which allowed the second break in), and have told my Mother never to open her windows. She loves fresh air. They have no cameras outside for surveillance. At 99 years old, I should not have to move my Mother to an upper floor or to a different facility in order to keep her safe. They should get cameras, bars on the windows, better gates, and a security guard. Sadly, I have little faith anything will change.

They left dads mess and did not clean. It was weird becasue of COVID, and it took two weeks or longer, and we could not visit. Mom had a black eye, and they tried to cover it up. They left dads poop in the bathroom and did not clean it up. It was good in the beginning and they offered programs but afterwards it wasn't all that great. One time, it was very cold in moms room and the heat was not working.

I didn't feel comfortable while I was touring the community, and didn't feel like it would be the right fit.

We did not feel very comfortable. We only saw one resident while on the whole tour. Also they had a rule for a 24 hour in advance appt to see our loved one and we did not like that.

My tour of the Heritage Springs did not go so well. The place was outdated and smelled like a litter box. It was terrible. It could use some improvement on their cleanliness and upkeep of the place. Overall would not recommend it.

It's a beautiful place, but everything else could be better. I feel the staff is underpaid and that they are understaffed. My father's room was a disaster, he was missing clothes, we couldn't find his shoes. My mom dropped off a tv and they told her it wouldn't work there, I feel like they just said that. They do have a pool and a workout room and if I had to pay more to get them to wheel him to the workout room and they would actually do it, I would. One time his diaper hadn't been changed in a while. I'm not sure if he's been outside in three weeks. One time they told me at 10 am that they didn't serve breakfast, or it had just closed and they wouldn't even give me cereal. The receptionist upstairs is excellent and so nice! But the staff downstairs is not.

Royalton Place was severely understaffed in the memory care department / kingswood causing the resident assistant's to work a lot of overtime and in return also causing resident's to not get the care they deserved. I would not recommend them to anyone I know and would never put my family in their care again

The food could definitely use improvement. We gave them notice, that we would be moving my mom out and had a week and a half left there. When we came to finish moving her out and clean up, they had her items assigned to someone else. We thought we had a little more time left to vacate the premises, but we didn't and they did not allow us enough time to move out.

My dad was their. No one knew what they were doing. His room was always dirty. The people were friendly but you could never find anyone, they stayed in meetings.

Honestly I don't feel like I am getting my moneys worth at Emeritus at Pantano. The dining room service took an hour to serve me coffee the other day. They do have a lot of activities at this facility. I am not getting much care here.

I only made it as far as the lobby here, so I can't say anything about the facility itself, but my experience with the staff was not a good one. I called to schedule a tour and the person I got on the phone was very rude and curt. However, I thought I would give them a second chance and I stopped by to see how things looked, but the first employee I met when I came inside was equally rude and unprofessional, so I just turned around and crossed this one off of my list.

Since Brookdale bought it out everything seems to be going downhill. They reduced some of the staff. I'm suppose to have housekeeping once a week. I have not had any housekeeping. Whats on the menu is not acceptable. The majority of the staff are untrained, but they are very very nice. What bothers me is that they are just not trained. My overall rating of the Emeritus at the Springs Campus is 2 stars.

My moms friend lives here so we thought we would tour. It seemed nice but I talked with her daughter and this was not the place that it seemed. Once we dug into more information we found added costs that were not disclosed. The more we dug the more we found so this really put a bad taste in our mouth. I saw the reviews about food and that made us hopeful. It was flat when we were there and my mom loves good food so she was hoping for more. Other than that nice place but not what we chose.

At first glance the property is wonderful and only 40+ rooms. That is where the wonderful stops: Negotiate your price early and well, because getting your money in my opinion is paramount on their minds. Do anything to get you in and comfortable, then after a few months the monthly raises will begin. My mother was there for about 15 months, if we had not moved her, her care would have gone from approx. $3600.00 per month to $7700.00 per month (more than doubled). It must be said, her need for care did increase, but double, NO! I truly believe the "get the money" attitude comes from in house management, not from senior management. I had cleaning issues on her and the room from the beginning. Food is average. Keeping people seems to be an issue, while we were there they went through more than 4 RN's. If I had this all to do over I would take a closer look at a Foster Home, less money, better care. For the record, these are my personal opinions, based upon what I saw and what was reported to me by other family members.

My father lived at SVSV for 5 months in assisted living and loved it. But he has dementia so couldn't understand why I moved him due to the fact the people in charge of his care were not only ignoring problems but also covering up when I brought things to their attention. Many excuses and blaming my father or me instead of taking responsibility for their job. Poor communication between staff.

We lived in an independent living cottage for 10 months and are glad we left; 1. The service staff (housekeeping, meal service, front desk, etc.) were invariably cheerful, pleasant and almost always tried to be helpful. It was at the management level and cottage maintenance where things broke down. In our opinion, management was definitely not up to the task. Please note that we have marked "Care Services" as 3 stars but we were independent living and have no actual experience with special services. 2. Having said that the folks who served the meals were pretty good belies our experience with the quality of the meals themselves. With the exception of the soups (almost always good and hot) It was rare to have a meal served as hot as it should have been. Also, frequently, the advertised meal was not available as they had run out - particularly upsetting when you pay an average of 15 days in advance for meals. 3. As an example of management competence; at our departure, we were give a management prepared worksheet showing that Creekside owed us over $350.00. In spite of three months of constant correspondence on our part on this subject we have yet to receive any funds and their infrequent responses - promises that they are working on it and, in one case, the comment that she was real busy!

We toured at the Royalton Place, and did not care for it. There was a smell about the place, and we felt that the person giving our tour could have been more professional. The dog in her office immediately sat in my loved one's lap, and my loved one is not a pet person at all. We also did not like that in the apartments, the bathroom was in the front of the unit, not off of the bedroom. We knew that this community would not be a good fit for us.

The main thing I did not like was that they would just walk in. They got mad and rude If you weakly followed directions you weren't allowed to have an opinion really did not like it there. My husband was in the memory care. They rarely told me the truth about [name removed] condition. It only after he was being monitored by medicare that he was better.

I had to move my mom after less than 2 months there because they were not giving her a high enough level of care. Yet the other assisted living I put her in had no problems with her. I have a friend who also moved her mom in there and then moved her to another facility immediately because the food was horrible.

mountain glen assessed my husband and said they were qualified to take cate of him. st the time he was admitted he had mild dementia During the three weeks he was there he fell five times and then after 23 days they called me snd said they cannot handle him snd you would need to find another place for dementia care Moving him and finding another memory care facility is not easy moving a person after only three weeks. took a real toll on him apparently there assessment was very invalid they should have told me they were not capable to care for him in the first place