Chapters Living

Very Nice! Not a lot of "common area" space. Food looked great! Very friendly staff.

Welcoming staff - especially enjoyed having the RN interview my father regarding his needs and level of care public areas were cheerful and comfortable Dining area was in process of redecorating Viewed one bedroom and studio apartments - nice size areas Wished shower was slightly larger, but easily accessible A plus was the full size fridge in kitchen area Reasonably priced - recent rate reductions Convenient location in Maumelle Maumelle location only drawback as I live in west Little Rock,

We toured this community for care. The staff was nice and the community was clean with a nice environment. The menu seemed appealing and they offered activities.This community had a nice environment for the residents. We would suggest that other families tour this community on their own for the information needed for the care of a loved one.

The staff at Autumn Leaves are friendly and they do accommodate for my mother needs in the Memory Unit. I think that they could work on their activities more so that are geared more to what the residents would do to enter act with one another and stimulate them more. My mom says that she is bored out her mind. My mom goes to the main dining room as she is a real chatty, happy, go lucky sort, and likes to be around other people, unfortunately, there are a lot of residents that can not communicate as much as my mother does. So my mom does stay away from them. The community called me one day when my mom had a spat with another resident and I felt the situation was not handled correctly by the staff as they felt my mom should be medicated and I did not agree with them. The meals are done well and meet my mom's diet and she enjoys them. Autumn Leaves does have a doctor who comes in every Thursday to monitor all the patients. Autumn Leaves is very nice and I would recommend it to my friends and family.

This was a community I was considering moving my husband too, it is a nice facility. Our tour of it went very well. The atmosphere was calm, and relaxing. Everyone was kind to my husband, and I. The staff was friendly, and everything went well. We did find another community that suited our needs better, but our tour went well of this facility.

The largest selection of residential floor plans (all similar efficiency type apartments of varying sizes) as well as semi private options. Rooms furnished with bed, dresser, night stand and desks. Comfortable residential area, with nice and clean public gathering areas. Dining somewhat austere. [Removed] was attentive and very helpful. Facility offers resbite stays which could provide 3-29 days of care and opportunity to "check out the facility" Observed attentive and friendly care givers. Full calendar of daily activities as do most all facilities. No sponsored outside travel. Secure front door with restricted entry from outside.

The community at Autumn Leaves of Tulsa is wonderful. It is nicely kept and clean throughout. The staff were very friendly and Anthony was a charm to work with! The layout of the building had four different branches to the center. The layout was not what we were wanting for our loved one.

My parents were getting good care and safety for while living at this community. It was pretty clean all around the place. My parents thought the meals were great and seemed to enjoy what was provided. They did enjoy the activities that were available. I would recommend this place to others.

Very nice facility but takes the mildest versions of memory care. So if you are expecting to see someone be in one place to the end Benton House is not your pick. It is pretty dramatic to move from one facility to another so always ask if they have end of life care. This one truly does not

very home like place; spacious, clean. residents and care givers seem happy; Patricia gave an informative tour. I think mother would be happy here.

Overall I think they do a good job at Cedarhurst of Edwardsville. The people here are very nice, and the facility is well kept and clean. They have a lot of great activities and events, and we just love the place in general! However, they've had some turnover in their nursing staff recently, which has caused a few problems in regards to managing our loved ones medications. It's something we've had to watch carefully recently.

My mother has done very well there at Heritage Village of Gladstone. The overall atmosphere is very warm and comforting. I know that she is being very well taken care of. The service, the staff, the food, and everything all seems to be above par. The only area for improvement I have noticed is that mom needs a little more encouragement to make sure that she is showering as often as she needs to. Overall we are really very pleased.

Loved Mike, the director. Seems very much in control and on top of things. Seems to genuinely care and has experience. Is Citidal graduate, so likely well disciplined! Community is clean and inviting. Gorgeous community areas including family kitchen. Small library/media center. On busy street with no good views. Interior court yard with no trees. Rooms okay. Staff to PT 1/8. Nice staff, awesome cook. Memory unit for transitioning. Possibility.

Stonehaven seems to be very good right now, other than when she moved in on a Monday, the owner was out, she came straight from the hospital and there was no orientation for over a week. There was no welcome, no one came and talked to her, she didn't know about anything, menus to fill out, or when meal times were, or even where the dining room was. The only other thing is that there seems to be a lack of communication between nurses aides and the director of nursing. The director of nursing is very nice and very conscientious. They are very up on cleanliness, and the food is excellent, the dining area they keep it clean. They transport her to doctors appointments, which I love. The nurses aides are very friendly, and treat the residents with respect.

New construction, beautiful complex. Extremely small, but could possibly work. Closest property to me.

We toured this community when we were looking into senior living options for a loved one. This looked like a very nice community, it was clean, and the staff all seemed friendly. Our only concern was that they seemed a bit expensive for what they provided, compared to some other options we saw in the area.

We have been so happy with our experience. My mother in law is in the memory care facility and is doing very well there. Staff is nice and the food, service and cleanliness is wonderful. Very pleased

Lovely facility but we have lower cost options

My mother lived here for 1 1/2 yrs. She was well taken care of & loved. Meals were great! She never just stayed in her room because they encouraged socializing as much as could be expected. Activities to encourage their long term memory & creativity, snacks, & plenty of time for a nap! The staff became an extended family to me! There is not a perfect place, but they strive to be the best caregivers for the residences' well-being & happiness. Stop by and spend an hour there at different times of the day. The redirection for my Mom was extremely important due to dementia. That isn't possible at an assistant living facility, it wasn't needed during her 3 years there. Our loved ones needs change over the years. Don't wait too long to make the change for them, they can't do it alone!!

My father came from Atlanta to Autumn Leaves of Tulsa because of the staff. He was at Emory in Atlanta and my family had nothing but issues. Emory kept him drugged up and in him room for most of the day. Autumn Leaves is more like a home, and not an area to keep Alzheimer patients. When my sister got him to Tulsa, he was so medicated that he could not walk on his own. In a short time, Autumn Leaves (with a doctor that comes to the facility) had him off his medication completely. He was dancing to the music in the main area in no time. I lost my dad 8 months after he arrived and I wish he would have had more time to enjoy the last days of his life. He loved Autumn Leaves, and the staff was very good to him, as I know it took a lot of patience with his PTSD, and Alzheimers.