Compass Senior Living

I like living at this community. The staff is very nice and caring. They could use a little help with the food. This is a clean community and always taken care of. I would recommend this good care for others to live here.

We were there on a saturday and there was no one at this community to assist us with our tour. The community did not smell good. This community was a little more expensive than the community we chose.

I have noticed that they seem to be low staffed in the dementia area and you go in and the residents are just sitting around like nothing is going on. They have a schedule of events, but there is not much interaction going on.

Their billing is goofed up at Sylvan House. The communication between the billing and the facility needs improving. They do have live entertainment at the facility which mom really enjoys.

The food was very lousy at Peachtree Village Retirement most of the time. Most everything else was ok, but they need a chef really bad. The facility is nice and the staff is friendly and helpful, but the food leaves much to be desired.

Nice place for assisted living, not for independent living.

It's lovely looking. The dining is nice and light. The day to day staff are friendly and caring and nice. They have a very rigid meal schedule. They are very light on the assisted part, it was almost independent living. That was kind of a disappointment. We had one incident with some confusion and they asked our loved one to move out. They were not very flexible and accommodating, they didn't even try to come up with a solution or see if it was an isolated incident.

The staff is extremely friendly and try to be helpful. Residents seem to be happy. I like that they have activities for them, but many don't take part. The facility is clean but at time smells bad. Communication between staff and all caregivers needs to be improved. More caregivers are needed for the number of residents they have. Overall it is a nice community but very expensive.

Nice

Our family had an in person tour and the staff were very kind but the facility itself just did not present very well, it needed a lot of renovations

I looked at this community for my loved one, but I did not care for it. It looked very nice on the outside, but it was very old and outdated on the inside. I just did not feel it was a place I wanted my loved one to be.

I am very dissatisfied with this community and the lack of help they have provided my mother on making the adjustment into her new living environment. The staff are not as friendly and welcoming as I was hoping for and the residents seem to be very quiet. The food could use some improvement as well, there is not a large variety of options and they do not offer a fresh salad bar like most other assisted livings.

They started out really good. Nice people, very nice facility. I made arrangements for my brother to move in, he never did. They would not give the money back,even though he never moved in. $[removed] plus lost.

Silvercreek Assisted Living's good points are that it's mostly clean and some of the staff work diligently. On the other hand, some staff won't come to the room, no matter how many times a patient will ring for them, the food is high in fat and sugar, not conducive to a diabetic patient. Some staff are too rough when changing or moving a patient. A person certainly does not get the care they should receive when paying over [amount removed] a month payments. SilverCreek still owes me over [amount removed].

My loved one was previously a resident at Cedar Ridge Senior Living and the experience was not great, we ended up moving my loved one to another facility. I will say, they welcome their new residents very well. They give them a welcome basket, give you contact phone numbers, etc. I thought that was a good thing, but I kept texting the nurse about things and I may or may not have gotten a response. The nursing department at this facility lacks in communication and organization. We had a big problem with my loved one not getting meds, the med techs did not follow through with processes. The food was okay, but slow to get to the residents that were served for meals. I honestly felt that they were either understaffed or just didn't have good help in all areas.

Our loved one was previously a resident at GreenTree at Mt. Vernon and our experience at this facility was not good. The cleanliness was okay. The overall friendliness was pretty good. However, the care services were not great. At least not from our experience with our loved one. Ultimately, we decided to move our loved one to a different Memory Care facility.

I have been extremely disappointed about few things with Cedar Ridge. First the lack of staff is ridiculous. When residents push their button no one comes repeatedly. I have addressed an issue with the nurses station twice in 2 months. I did get an apology. They have changed the code to get in and out of the building and not notified family. We don't get an email of the calendar of events each month to know what the residents are doing. They don't get church on Sunday. My mom's dementia is getting worse and just this past Friday someone called me to see if I would okay getting speech therapy for Mom if the doctor would write a letter and insurance would approve it. It may help her cognitive progress. I am thrilled that someone finally took notice of her.

We picked this community because, it seemed perfect. The location was equal distance from me and my brothers. They were willing to purée my dad's food. The staff was very friendly, and the place was very clean and it was one of the recommendations that you all gave us. Cedar Ridge senior living changed management about mid way into his residency, which, in my opinion, was one of the worst things they could do to such a great senior living. We saw a complete change from the beginning to the end from happy employees too stressed and overworked employees.

Mom was there from 2019 to 2020 the food was horrible. During my first visit to see her her room smells like excrement. On a positive note the staff seem sincere and nice

If you need a sitter, the caregivers are nice, & do a decent job. If, however, you need post-OP care, diabetes care, or edema management...STAY AWAY!! The menu is deplorable- full of carbs & sodium- and their "available alternatives" are not better. Seriously, an elementary school has better nutrition. Because of their "Care", my family member moved in as a level 3, and less than 3 months was a level 5+ with 2 ER visits & one urgent care visit under his belt, for things they could've either prevented or managed themselves. And of course our rent went up for their lack of care. The RN is very good at documenting issues after they happen & bossing caregivers around, not caring for or even touching residents. Trying to get the administration to see residents as real people with the need of loving help & common sense consideration will be met with rules, regulations, and excuses for why they won't do their job & it will all be candy coated in lots of PC language. PLEASE LOOK ELSEWHERE!!