Cogir Senior Living

Older building built in early 1990’s with lots of mature landscaping , surrounded by greenery with each apartment having a small patio or deck. Staff is very friendly and many have been there for years. Food in the dining room is delicious and customized . A variety of activities throughout the week.

They keep the facility clean and the staff is very helpful. The food is good and they have a good menu. The outside grounds are taken care of, everything looks nice. They have entertainer come in for happy hour and I think the residents enjoy it.

There are several better and more expensive locations one can consider. What they have is very adequate at Cogir and the staff does their best with the resources they have. The value and location are good and the staff has addressed most of my concerns.

My Mom recently moved into Cadence of Wake Forest. After months of touring communities close by, Mom decided on Cadence. When a room came available, we had a lot to do but it all worked out. Mom loves her place, the staff, the other residents, and the activities they offer. Her taste buds have changed and she isnt crazy about the meals; but to be fair, she doesnt like meals when we go out either. She is very happy and that's really all that matters.

The activities seemed better under former ownership. The employees are very kind to my mom. They know the residents by name and are familiar with their interests. The food needs some major improvements. I wish they would hire more employees because the people they have are expected to do an awful lot.

The facility has been renovated recently. It is now bright and inviting. The staff are friendly and helpful. There are a lot of activities for the residents to participate in.

Overall it is a nice older facility with good staff. We wish the shuttle service territory was a little larger. The room sizes are adequate and the amenities are excellent.

The process to moving our mom in was smooth and our family felt well-supported. Our mom is pleased and comfortable living at Cogir.

Excellent staff. Both [name removed] and [name removed] have went above and beyond to take care of my mom! Room sizes - They are average. They have completed a lot of upgrades over the last year.

My cousin needed emergency placement coming out of the hospital. We had already started reviewing facilities, and so we decided to try Cedar Village. It’s been a blessing for us. The care staff is incredibly kind, willing to help and compassionate. The office staff bent over backwards to help facilitate this quick move. Since I live 1,600 miles away, I’ve depended on the entire staff to secure a healthy way of life for my cousin. They respond to my inquiries promptly, try hard to accommodate his requests, and step in when I need information. The staff has developed a friendly relationship with my cousin, and treat him like family. The facility has recently remodeled and is well done. Even when construction was under way, the facility and patient rooms were clean. I would recommend you taking time to see for yourself.

It's a nice place for the aging family members that may need assistance or just to minimize responsibilities and be covered. My one concern is clarity of offerings when talking to representative. They will give a positive answer to something that they don't do and it at the time could be important to you and your decision. ONLY TRUST WHATS WRITTEN..

Like most Memory Care places, Inspira Gateway has a lot of staff turn over. So it lacks "consistency of care" for their residents. Some of the items in the "Daily Care Plan" do NOT get done! They want to have ALL residents on the SAME meds for constipation and diarrhea; thus ignoring "Patient Centered Care." Having said that, there are a FEW staff members who are good about being kind, personable, and thorough...

This is a for profit facility. Rates go up 8 % annually. Memory care is great but expensive. Its a nice place. The staff are very kind. I have learned a lot about assisted living organizations, and if I had to do it again, I would definitely find a not for profit place for my parents.

For the most part the facility and staff were very supportive. It's a place to go if you're still and active person and want to see what it's like to live in an assisted living facility. The exercise room was extremely lacking. I wasn't involved in the activities but there wasn't anything that they had that I was interested in.

Basically, everything is good. My only problem was paying my monthly bill. Lack of knowledge - billed for two months plus almost an additional $[fee removed] instead of one regular month, and lack of knowledge by person responsible here.

We are so happy with moms care. It was quite an adjustment for mom and the family going from one-on-one at home but the staff was very helpful and patient with us during transition.

Everyone here is so nice. It has been very easy for me to make friends. I enjoy the friendships that I have made in the dining room & in the activity room. The food has been good. It seems everyone just get along with each other.

Love concierge 24/7 smiling face and greeting when to you arrive. Always find a solution same day parent loves hanging out lobby.

Overall we are happy with Cadence-Mooresville and the care our mother has received. Whenever we had concerns, mostly about mom's adjustment, the staff listened and helped us to help her. She has settled in now and is well cared for.

My mom lived at Cogir for several years she was given terrific care and made lasting friendships. Many of the staff became like family. I highly recommend this community.