Cogir Senior Living

Facilities: Good. Friendly?: Medium. After 12 months eligible for Medicaid. Did not observe interaction between staff and patient. Other reports very good.

Cascadian is quick to get to from our house which is a big plus. It's nice like all of the Holiday places with the great amenities. Two bedrooms at this place are especially nice as they have wrap-around decks and get light from east and west. It's quiet and seems friendly. One downside is there isn't much in the way of grounds to take walks or anyplace close by for that.

My father has only been a resident for a short time. Overall I feel it is a nice facility for managing his dementia. The main reasons I chose Home Place Burlington was it's comfortable size and the lay out of the communities. There is good visibility for staff to know of any needs or concerns and it is very friendly to those with mobility issues. The value is consistent with like facilities, but in my opinion, all are a bit expensive for the services provided. The outside grounds are well kept. Some minor maintenance issues exist including the door into the main community needing to be jiggled a bit to open and without attention does not consistently close all the way posing a potential safety issue. It is one of the first impressions and hopefully will be adjusted. The staff has been fantastic at engaging my father in activities. The food is good, but not exceptional. At times the smell of urine has been strong in the community and other times no issue at all. The amount of closet space is very limited for the size of the room and in a shared room there is not a great way to separate personal items. The area is not air conditioned and on our more extreme days, fairly uncomfortable due to heat. The most important point though is my father seems the happiest he has been in some time.

Like Bridge Park, the Garden Club feels very friendly and staff and residents like each other. The actual garden out back is WONDERFUL! It's gorgeous, with trails and ponds and lots of lovely places to sit - you feel like you're away from it all. For anyone who loves gardens and having easy access to nature - this is a great place! It's very nice and I like the Holiday model very much. Vivian, who showed me around, is fantastic!

They keep it very clean. We haven't had any complaints about the staff, but I haven't really had contact with them. I am there after hours, they are on-site and on call, if I buzz them they would come down. They have plenty of activities. They do three meals a day, and she likes the food. So far there isn't anything that we would like to see done better or improved. We liked the location of the Stratford when we were looking around.

Everything’s good except the food. They could get a new chef. We haven’t had any trouble finding parking. The staff is just super friendly and that’s very important. It’s what stands out most about this community.

Very nice facility. The drawback is if you are not able to be independent, you must hire in caregivers. Additionally, there are no tiers of care.

They are doing a good job so far. The staff is pretty friendly and they keep things pretty clean. They are attentive, and responsive, and they have a great selection of activities. We just had a good feeling about this one and that is why we chose them.

We liked this facility and are in the process of scheduling a tour with my husband.

They didn’t have graduated care. They seemed really nice and I liked them, but I didn’t want to have to move my loved one if she needed to graduate to assisted living. I let them know this, but they were nice.

Friendly high rise living. Apartments with large enough bedrooms on 4 th floor.. Average age 82. Soothing sitting area outside with koi fish water attraction.

We are enjoying this community. The management and staff are attentive and responsive to the residents' needs and requests. Thanks for the referral!

Nice staff. Beautiful rooms and property. Appeared to be a nice place to live.

It's pretty clean, the staff is friendly. We picked it for the value in the first place, and based on the others we saw. They have a lot of activities to choose from. The layout of the parking structure isn't ideal. There are staggered cement barriers that are difficult for an elderly person to navigate, like an obstacle course. The disabled space closest to the elevator should be changed. It seems to be laid out with efficiency in mind, not safety.

Similar to Somerset Lodge in concept.

They had us leave because our care level s increased beyond what they were able to provide. The community is beautiful. The rooms are big. It was very nice.

They do a great job at the Longmont Regent. It's a nice looking community, and they always keep it clean and well kept. The staff have all been very friendly, caring, and professional. They've got a good variety of activities, and the food looked good!

Next to senior center. Has roomy 2 bedroom option. Cafe plus dining room.

Overall, Harvard Square was the best value out of all 7 retirement communities I visited. Their common areas were fairly modern and spacious and the individual room layouts were excellent. They also had a broad range of care which is important to limit you loved ones moves. Not only was their staff very friendly, but so were the people living in the community. For example, a person living in the community requested if she could eat with us during a tasting for lunch which I found great because I could ask her questions about the community. My only real complaint are the rooms could be updated without charging an additional amount per month.

I really loved the place, they were very friendly, and compassionate. It didn't work out for us. They were very supportive, they were willing to do anything and everything they could. We wanted this for the activities and the socialization, and they were willing to take her dog. They even gave me some of the money back, when it didn't work out. The one thing is there was supposed to be an assessment by the care coordinator, and that didn't happen.