Century Park Associates

an excellent home

I would advise not to expect to much from this community. Also do not expect to much from the staff. There are no activities that I can see from when I am there.

It is a very clean community. Everyone is very helpful. My loved one is happy here. It is a good value for what I found. Some of the activities offered include: painting, bingo, outside entertainment and more for the residents to choose from. There are small portions of food. There was a time where the community wasn't able to meet my loved one's dietary restrictions.

If you have a loved one needing a community, this is the place to put them. It is a good place to be. The staff are very friendly. There are lots of activities available for the residents to take advantage of each day. My loved one is a stickler for the care they receive and there are multiple steps for medications and supplements to be packaged. This is the reason for the lower score on the care services.

We chose Remington Heights Retirement mostly because of the value for the money. The apartment sizes here are adequate for her needs. I would recommend to others looking, it is a friendly community.

Comfortable living. Food is good. Activities a plus, and staff excellent.

A good community. Needs some work but with time it will get there. Mgmt is very good

Very nice.

The care is very good. The community is good at working with Hospice. I would highly recommend the community.

It is a very good value for your money. You should look into it. They have nice people. The residents are friendly and happy. The food seems more to be intuitional than we would like for our loved one. There are some meals that are better than others.

The staff is very friendly and they really treat everyone with respect. They know all of us by name. They truly care about their residence and it shows. I would recommend this community to others based on my experience. I trust this community with my loved one

The staff members have all been very friendly, and the community itself is clean, but we are having some issues with our loved ones room being kept clean. The staff does a great job keeping an eye on our loved ones medicine, she seems to be doing really well. Our loved one only eats the dinner meals and so far has not complained about them. She does not participate in the activities so we aren't sure if they are still limited or not. We do think the value for cost is pretty good.

I thought the tour was good. It was okay overall. As tours go, it was informative. But of course they highlight all the great things. As a virtual tour goes, I think it was done well. But it's still a virtual tour and not the same as seeing it for yourself. You can’t tell if the place smells, for instance. The people I interacted with on the tour were nice, answered all of my questions, and were informative.

We chose The Bridge at Charleston because of the convenient location as well as at the time they were the allowing facility that was allowing in person tours. After she moved in, I was also still able to go and see her. She is in a 1 bedroom apartment and it is perfect size for her. They haven't been very communicative with covid, but now they have hired a new activities director and I am getting a lot of information from her. The one issue we did have that is an ongoing problem is managing prescriptions. We chose not to use their pharmacy and we do not use their doctor, so it has been difficult. Overall I would definitely recommend to others looking in the area.

They have had to cut down on the activities due to the covid restrictions, but we would still recommend this community to others

I toured this facility while looking for a place for my Mother. My experience was awesome and it is a really nice community. It does cost a lot more than other places but the marketing director was friendly and seemed to be knowledgeable. It is a larger facility and seems more like a hotel. I know this was not going to be a good fit for my mom because it would be too confusing for her. I would recommend this facility to other families who can afford it and to residents who are more cognitive and ambulatory.

My mom lived here for 10 years and I would say it fit perfectly for the time frame she was there. She liked it because she could pretty much take care of herself and the assistance was there if she needed it. The security was designed more so for the more independent people, though. The food they served was institution food, not home cooked, but it was reasonably good. They offered exercise classes, bingo, informational travels, and the activities director had current event questions every morning on top of reading and going over articles in the newspaper. They even had afternoon tea and shopping trips. My mom and dad had a very good experience here and they both did very well.

We toured this community for the care for my mom. The staff was nice, but they did not have the care that we were needing at the time. The community was the clean and nice environment. They offer a lot of activities and a nice menu. We would recommend that families tour this community.

This community offers independent and assisted living. The independent living residents do not seem to mix well with the assisted living residents and this was the main reason we did not choose this community. This is a very nice community and the staff we met were nice. This community does not accept medicaid if you run out of funds.

This is a nice independent living community. The staff were friendly. The food was good. They offer an exercise room, a library and they post the daily activities. The community is well taken care of.