Cogir Senior Living

Friendly place, caring staff, facilities under construction but inside is beautiful. There’s plenty of activities to do and friends to make. My mom loves it here. The surrounding area by Titlow is beautiful. You can hear the trains go b. Some people like that and some do not.

The staff is very friendly and kind. Always ready with positive comments and are very approachable right up to the head manager. What I have come to discover is the goal they have is to give people a lot to be happy about.

The best part of Pacific Regent is the people. The residents and the staff are all friendly and welcoming people. There is a great family feel here. We care about one another. Food is excellent. Apartments decent size.

They are not properly staffed in the kitchen and causes delays. However, based on the experience we have had we would recommend The Windham by Cogir community to other families who may need a place for their loved ones.

My Mom is at Harvard Square and I really like it there. I liked the move in special that I was given when we moved her in. [fee removed] off rent for 6 months. That was great. Her cost of care is expensive, but pretty on track with other facilities. The food is good and they have good activities, but I would like to see more crafts or stuff like that. Everyone seems to be happy and the Happy Hour's are fun. I think that her quality of care is good but sometimes I need to be more assertive with them because they let my Mom say she doesn't want a shower and then she misses her shower day which is Monday and then she won't get one until the next Monday. I have told them if she refuses that they are to call me. Her excuse for refusing is saying that she is too shaky, she has tremors. That is not a good excuse for missing her shower for the week. She has a shower chair and being shaky doesn't affect her getting a shower. I also have a hard time understanding the caregivers sometimes because they are all from other country's. It is just hard to understand them and when you have hearing impaired older people it makes it even harder for them to know what is going on. Over all, I really like it there for my Mom. She is 90 and can't join a lot of activities because she is on oxygen, but her apartment is nice and she likes it. All of the residents are very nice and very welcoming. They all seem happy there and they all hang out in the lobby by the main door. There are lots of windows and it makes the main lobby very light and bright and airy. I had gone to another place and it was beautiful, but it seemed oppressive when you first walked in. I got a total different vibe from Harvard Square and the community there.

What we like the most about Cogir at The Quarry is the friendliness and attentiveness from the staff. Yes, we would recommend this community to other families, but they need to improve on card games and games to allow more people to be come involved. My dad was very happy overall but was disappointed not being able to join card games because they had "enough" players.

It has been a great experience with Cogir of Northgate Memory Care. They deliver good quality care at a premium price. I would highly recommend this facility to those looking for memory care.

Everyone has been very kind and professional with the exception of one employee. Our loved one at times complaints they do not like the food and that it is often served cold. they probably need more wait staff. There are a lot of added costs i.e. dispensing meds, if resident is on a pain medication (NorCo), meal delivery, even if resident picks up a bag lunch from dining room themselves and goes to apt. to eat it.

The staff are responsive if a problem arises. [name removed] at the front desk is amazing with a smile and a welcoming greeting as you walk in. He creates relationship with residents and their families. [name removed] , the nurse is responsive when there are concerns and they are addressed in a reasonable timeframe. Most of the care staff are friendly and competent. There has been a lot of turnover with care staff, which is typical in this industry. My Mom feels safe and her needs are met. She has made friends there who are now like family. We are very pleased with Cogir.

After a rough start here, she has settled in pretty well. The consistency of her caregivers helps. Her dementia is advancing and we will be needing to do something different soon. She is on the waiting list for memory care here.

A new management company took over today and they seem to be making some positive changes. The staff is very caring and for the most part we are very happy with the community.

My loved one is doing fine a Cogir but is very worried about the 9-10% increases each year over the past 3-years. She says many resident have to move because of the costs. I would be reluctant to recommend to others.

The dinner and lunch quality could be improved! However, based on the experience we have had we would recommend Ocean Ridge Assisted Living to other families who may need a place for their loved ones

I'd recommend the community. Memory care is hard bc it doesn't have the same bells and whistles as assisted living but they treat her well and care for her daily.

For the meals and dining - prepared well, but often cold, congealed, and missing things like gravy butter on mashed potatoes, and soup as requested. Great people/staff, but quite the environment my dad wants. Yes, we would recommend Cogir of Edmonds for independent and limited assisted-living. What I really really really really liked about Cojir of Edmonds was the friendly caring attitude of everyone. They really made you feel like family.

FYI [date removed] the Atria management is changing to Cogir Senior Living Management. There has been a lot of turn over in the servers/cleaners. I am hopeful this will be addressed by Cogir Senior Living. Based off of the experience so far, I would recommend this facility to others.

I'm a current resident at Cogir on Napa Rd. I have lived here for a little over a year and really enjoy it. I find the services they offer adequate, personal and friendly. I would recommend this community for anyone who is looking for assisted living.

My friend was the actual client, she was at another care facility that had promised her a Medicaid room in 2 years after her spend down was utilized. After 1 year she was told by the other facility that they will not have a Medicaid room available because there are too many people on the waiting list and recommended another facility. She only had 1 year in her savings so she no longer had enough spend down money to find another place. Fortunately, Where the Heart Is took her in. She was there for 6 months and decided to move back East to be closer to her daughter.

Under new ownership and heavily under construction right now. Will be good once completed. Could be better managed. Mom's apartment has been renovated and looks new. She is in a studio and it is a decent size.

I would recommend.