Commonwealth Senior Living

We toured this community when looking for a place for my mom. Everyone was very nice. We didn't like that the it felt institutional. It was also more expensive than other communities in the area.

I was not impressed with this community when I had taken my tour for my mother. The entire building felt very cold and did not have a home feeling I would want for her to live in. I felt like I was walking on a cruise ship or checking into a hotel it just was not the right fit for her.

This facility was nice. One associate I met there seemed excellent in her care of the Memory folks. [Removed] could transition to Memory Care if necessary. Parking outside was inefficient. They had a lot of family functions going on, although great for some, not necessarily for [Removed]. It seemed like she could become isolated again there. The room was very nice, only one left. The pricing was as high as Brookdale. Scheduled an assessment for 2/17. Haven't heard back from Jamie yet on the rating.

I can say that I really liked the Executive Director she was very, very helpful. Everyone was very nice to us. The building was nice as well. I just did not like the cold not so homey feeling that the place gave me. I wanted mom to feel warm and at home.

When dad first moved in the carpet was dirty. We had to tell them about that a few times before it got taken care of. However, the staff here is wonderful and very friendly. Dad enjoys the meals and going to the dining hall. Dad has not gotten involved with the activities yet,but he is still transitioning.

We visited Kings Grant House on Tuesday, 12/6/16, and met with Susan. This was our first visit to a facility. The tour was so nice and Susan was very helpful answering our questions. We had a change in plans and are looking for a place for mom and dad so we need independent and assisted care. Kings Grant begins with the assisted level. Nice place but not what we need.

The is a community that was nice and had great staff members. Very clean and well taken care of. I was offered alot of activities to keep active. This community was not a good fit for me, but others might be happy here.

I was able to tour this place and have to say that the staff is great. They showed me around and answered all questions. The place just didn't seem right. The halls were small and there was very little light. The feeling I got from the place was really low.

This is a nice community. My tour went pretty well. They have a nice staff, they were nice and friendly. From what I saw the community appeared to be well maintained. Everything looks neat and tidy. They were informative and answered my questions. It was a good tour, but not the place for my aunt and her needs.

Men and women are segregated. Locked unit on first floor with access to outdoor courtyard. Small unit, but many activities. Noticeably loud due to patients. Slight odor when walking through bedroom halls.

I toured this community while looking into care options for a loved one. Crystal Springs was a nice enough looking place, but I don't think it would have been a good fit for my loved one. When I visited it appeared most of the residents were in the TV room in chairs with blankets napping, and my loved one just isn't at the point where she would want to nap in the middle of the day, she needs somewhere a little more active.

They mad the transition to come here very easy. The lady who helped us get set up really did an excellent job. I do feel that it would have been best had I looked at and compared other places besides Kings Grant House. They have been doing a lot of construction, which is not yet complete. Overall it hasn't been too bad, but nothing exceptionally wonderful either.

I'm experiencing Bad vibes from the administrative staff. They say one thing to get your loved one there and switch up later. The lead director appears oblivious when communicating with her. This could be a much better place if they were honest and had better managers.

This facility was clean and attractive. However, it was very quiet when I was there; I saw no male residents there; and my impression was that my parents might be lonely and bored. I was there at 4pm, just before dinner, and perhaps residents were resting at that time of day...?

Way to far away. Staff friendly over the phone.

From what I can see it looks clean to me, however occasionally, I smell a urine odor, just every now and then. Some of the nurses aren't too friendly, but everyone else is very nice. I think they take really good care of my dad, especially the people in charge. They want me to tell them right away, if I have any concerns. They have plenty of activities going on, my dad is walking a lot more, and he's doing stuff, and he has really improved. He's very happy with the food. We liked the location, and as soon as we finished our tour we were very impressed. Ilene Lipton really went to bat and helped make it happen. Star has also been really helpful, and is always looking out for my dad.

The main problem is very substandard nursing care for the assisted living residents. Our family member who resided their noticed this as she is a retired RN. It was her main reason for leaving, should be become ambulatory in the future. She said that there is a lack of supervision of the nurses and some residents suffered unnecessarily, due to substandard medical care. The air conditioning and heating is obsolete and uncomfortable. If the above two items were corrected, the Hermitage would be a very good place.

Mom was in memory care. The only bad thing was that the window came crashing into the room and it took them over a week to fix it. This was in March and there was a cold breeze in her room. Also there does not seem to be much interaction with the staff and the people living there. My mom is very conversational still and she has no one really to interact with. The health care workers were actually very nice and seemed to be concerned that my mom could move into another area so she could interact with others. We did end up moving mom to another health care facility.

Price wise they are comparative, no others would be better. What they do and what they say they’re going to do are not the same things. I thought the food was good. Every time I’ve been there it looked good. There is an enclosed sun room and when the weather is nice they can go out into the court yard. It’s a real good idea to visit frequently and at different times and to always let the staff know or administration writing know when there are issues and they seem to try to take care of them promptly.

It looks like the residents get adequate care - I saw a lot of staff. But it seemed crowded. I visited during meal time and it seemed congested and crowded. The rooms were large. My main focus was on the memory care side as this is the level of care my step-mother will need. The staff seemed very accommodating in that they would let my Dad have access to the entire facility and not limit him to the memory care area since he doesn't have the same needs as my step-mother. They said there are food options if they don't like what's on the menu for the day. Good nutrition is important because my parents are continually losing weight. A lot of the staff wore 'scrubs' giving it a hospital feeling. Other facilities have the staff in street clothing which made it seem more residential than hospital-ee. There weren't a lot of areas for the residents to sit and ponder - there was a room with a television, but it was being used as a training area for employees. Other than private tvs, I don't know where my parents could sit and watch television with others. I like that the staff takes the residents out for outings. I wasn't there at a time to see any of the activities. One of the residents kept asking to go home - she even said she'd pay someone to take her home. That made me sad. I like that this facility is close to where I live so I could see my parents often. Two more facilities to review and then decision time. This facility is one that I would definitely consider.