Compass Senior Living

It was one of the more expensive communities, but they offer a lot. The residents who live there seemed settled and happy. They were very attentive and seemed to know their jobs well, and I learned a lot from them. The activities weren't as active as we would have liked, and also seemed more geared towards the ladies. What I saw was very good, their efforts to make it homey and pleasant, were excellent. There was a feeling of comfort and it was beautiful. The food wasn't great, it was bland, and not very salted, sometimes it looked good and sometimes it didn't look so good. I did like that there was choice of at least two things so you could pick.

My mother-in-law is at Garden Place and has been there for about nine months. The food looks appetizing and my mother-in-law likes it. There are field trips to shopping centers and restaurants. Bingo all the time. The employees are very friendly and definitely know everyone by name. The place is not large and is situated in a square, so even with memory loss, you can usually find your apartment. Help is always available for the residents.

My loved one seems happy here. They do a good job taking care of everyone and making sure that they are safe, comfortable, and entertained. The facility itself looks like, and they keep it very clean.

I think they are having a hard time keeping staff. They have lost both of their cooks, and I think they recently hired some people but it's been pretty much frozen and institutional food. The food was pretty good, then it was bad, but I am looking for it to improve. There is a disconnect between the administrative staff and the caregiving staff and also a disconnect between the corporate office and the administative office. There seems to be grumblings going on, people aren't happy with their supervisors. The individual staff members are all quite pleasant, but they seem to have a hard time keeping staff. Company politics it seems is the issue. The corporate people have sent out a questionaire, I liked that, they seem to be working on improving things.

I am half moved into Vineyard heights. I am in one of the cottages. It is very nice. I highly recommend the cottages for someone still getting around without help. It is a very quiet neighborhood. I know I am going to be very happy here.

Apparently they had a changeover of most, if not all of their care people right at the point when I didn't know what was going on. About the time I was thinking something was seriously wrong here I noticied when I walked in the laundry was all done, his apartment didn't smell, his room was clean, it was much better. I don't know if it was just our person or if it was a total overhaul. A couple of months ago they said he wasn't cooperating and wasn't progressing with his physical therapy and suggested hospice to make him comfortable and that lit a fire under him. He's transferring himself, he's going down to the dining room and eating his meals, he's doing much better. It's a nice solid place, I ate there for his birthday and it was good, there wasn't enough food but I'm not an old person and the food is much better.

Nice visit

Sounds interesting. My mother in law lives in Columbia so we make frequent trips there so it may work out depending on level of care for dad with his memory issues.

Our family had an in person tour and it was just an okay average tour experience

The staff here have been friendly and are trying their hardest during these times, she does seem to be getting good care. The communication has not been good. They would be on lock down and family would not be notified so we would show up for visits and not be allowed in. The cable is not included in the base rent and the apartments are very expensive, I think that should be included. Their marketing director were very nice during the move in and made it seamless, she helped my mom set up her room. There is a very big nice dining hall, so we are excited for that to open back up. It is also in a nice neighborhood. Overall, for this area it is one of the better facilities.

A very nice, charming community. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. It really came down to the rates being higher than the place we ended up choosing. Mom's care is going to increase as time goes on, so we have to budget wisely.

Dad is doing well there he seems to be adjusting to his new surroundings and making friends. His personality is not the type that he will join activities but they do offer them. I was impressed by the way the property presents itself it gives the feeling of being at home and how they keep it clean. It is a small place with no more than 20 residents which is helpful so the staff can give more personal attention to the residents and make them feel comfortable and secure. Dad says the food is average

The HoneySuckle Place was not what we were looking for. The place seemed pretty dead, there didn't seem to be much activity going on. The staff was very friendly and answered all of my questions during my tour.

The tour of this facility was very professionally , clean, up to date decor, menu was exciting and a plus is every one is on one level especially when you live in tornando alley!

We considered this community as we were looking for options. I liked that they had a meeting about Alzheimer's here. There were other places that were less expensive though. Also some of my interactions with the staff left me feeling less than confident. Some didn't seem to be very professional and some didn't seem to be very organized.

Cottonbloom Senior Living is a nice facility with very friendly and helpful staff. There are, however, a few things they could improve. They did not look in on my mother as much as I feel they should have. They were also supposed to help her get into bed, which they did not do very often. She also was not thrilled with the food.

My mother in law was not at Emeritus for very long as she died within month of moving in. But we were pleased with staff while she was there.

I have not visited the facility on Main Street. This rating is for the facility on DD Road, Senior Living. The care and attention that is given is outstanding. Lacey has met every request so far to help my parents feel at home. The staff is always smiling, cheerful, positive. I have stayed for two weekend visits now, and each time leave my parents feeling assured that they are in good hands, while giving them a little space to be independant. My mother is being spoiled and pampered with the attention that she receives. The facility always clean. This facility was perfect for my parents, being in a small town that they were familiar with, allows them their freedom to come and go while making sure that the basic needs are met. It was a perfect fit for my parent's needs.

My mom is not really that happy there. The food for the most part has been pretty good & her room is ok. The people who make her bed do a horrible job. She makes it herself or my sister & I do it. Her shower helper is getting a little better, but she shampoos her hair herself they just wanted to run a wash cloth through it, not shampoo. The med people treat her like a child & she doesn't appreciate that at all. She has Amedysis come in & treat her wounds, they do a great job. The nurse wants to move her level of care to a 4 now, because of wound care, but Callahan has not been taking care of her wounds.

The staff was very nice and they took good care of my mom. I would recommend to others.