Cogir Senior Living

August 2019. [name removed] I am a resident of Gresham Manor for over 4 years. In the last year I have observed a decrease in basic services such as cleaness, functioning of help service pendants and difficulty getting timely replacement of pendants. This presents safety issues for residents as there is no staff in house for twelve hours a day. Administrative duties have been assigned to maintenance, activity director, and kitchen help.

Went by without an appointment. Nice place. A bit expensive.

Care services is average at the most. Understaffed

Charges for everything and had fewer amenities than the others though the facility was updated, clean and very well kept.

Think health issues etc - should only be shared with spouse or resident by nurses. Residents own razors should be used on him. Straight razors only used on one person (throw away) Need new meal covers Not all activ dir have same gifts they need to be able to use what they excel in more variety Would like to see more interaction to Salish residents TVs on good up beat channels good to see homey look Mags all around etc would like to see more stuff to access for residents Need a time for Chr Hymns or at least mixed with other music Need to see an aid accessible at all times if needed

No 24 hour staff

Accommodations are adequate here except for the food (rationed and not as described) and a bed bug situation.

The place is nice and it is a very good value. The food is average at best.

This used to be named Greenhills Marymount where my parents used to stay. They have nurses onsite which are great if you need them. It's affordable but the facilities including the dining options are not that great.

We were disappointed. Same building layout as Solstice but owned by Holiday. Not as warm and cozy feeling. Modern decor (which felt cold and sterile). Positive: part of the Holiday brand so they have other residences in other states.

This place is more geared to Mom's who are still more independent since all the units are actual apartments that exit to the outside and Mom will have to walk (through the outside and elements) to get to the community areas. I felt they really need some updating in regard to carpet, ceiling repair (I noticed several water leak stains) and transportation. I also was not impressed that all the little things were add-ons that cost more and were not actually included in the rent. Just not the right fit for my Mom as I felt she needed to be more part of the community and not as secluded/independent this placed seemed. Definitely worth checking out though.

Staff turn-over rate is very troubling. Three managerial changes in less than six months. Food service is even worse. New people daily or weekly. No one stays for long, which speaks volumes. Meals leave a lot to be desired. Cut corners in ingredients. Wait time for food service is interminable. Average 2 hours. Activities are okay. Not the facility's fault if residents don't participate. Holiday Retirement (the largest provider of independent senior living in the US) should hand out holiday bonuses to their staff instead of asking their residents.

I think that any assisted living type of place is terribly expensive and I don't appreciate them taking abvantage of the elderly and their families. That being said, Harvard Square was satisfactory and charged for every single little thing...like any other assisted living facility that isn't all inclusive. Staff at HS were mostly very observant. You of course have caregivers any where you go that aren't, unfortunately. My step father passed away a few months ago and is in a better, free of charge, peaceful place now.

I love my apartment and the social activities here. I feel as though the food is poor quality for what I pay.

The rooms are not cleaned on a regular basis for the residents The beds are not always made with clean sheets and my mother went in entire 10 days with only using a hand towel for drying off from her shower. Food is pretty bland and over cooked most of the time. Front staff is usually on their cell phone rather than paying attention to comings and going‘s residence or guests.they are less than helpful when presented with an issue such as availability of a printer. Wi-Fi access or the like.

[Name removed] did not like this place, primarily because she thought the distances from the casitas to the main area where the dining room is and all other activities are was too far and having to go outside to get there would be too hot during the intensely hot summer in AZ.The dining room with no outside view was less attractive. Food here was also uninspiring, but about the same as at Thunderbird. What is the fascination with iceberg lettuce?

The staff appeared friendly. Community seemed older, but improvements were being made. Liked that it had a pool. Also had a slight smell to it. Liked that the residents were planning a fundraiser for a charity.

It was a beautiful facility but beyond my price range

nice facility, rooms, not my type of environment.Remind me more of assisted living than independent living based on my observation in the lobby although they have access to the whole bldg. as well. I am not ready for assisted living yet! Wasn't too impressed with that. Also too costly and the the other facilities I toured was much better kept, rooms bigger and brighter, inviting . I think I will stick with Parkview, which one I don't know yet

Very nice place. We didn’t like the art decor. The apartments are a nice size with nice appliances. It’s a possibility but not our first choice.