Concordis Senior Living Communities

We had a terrible tour experience. They did not have a marketing director on staff. They had just hired someone who was new to the field and the job, and that person was not at the facility yet. While they figured out who was going to take us on our scheduled tour, there was no place for us to wait when we came in, and my mother was left standing which was difficult for her and left a bad first impression. The person who ended up touring us was the activities director. She was a nice lady, but the activities rooms were in awkward places (up the elevator and down the hall). They were dark. The hallways were narrow. The carpet looked uninviting (with spots and things on it). The lighting was dim throughout. When we went into the apartment itself, it was lovely and bright. But all of the other rooms, though they were clean, looked dark and drab. I didn’t like the way the dining room looked. I was not impressed with anything about the place.

I wouldn't send my loved one to the Memory Care unit, or anyone else for that matter. The assisted living unit is wonderful!

Bad food - not good. Big turnover in employees. Left hand doesn't know what right is doing. NO communication in front office. Food is terrible. Residents not told who resigned, so we stumble around looking for them and then "not employed here".

Food is not good - terrible. Veggies cooked to pieces, too mushy. Large employee turnover, can't keep chefs or others either. In 6-7 months never satisfied more than 5-7 times with the food.

Our family had an in person tour and it is an older community, not as neat and clean but very friendly people We did like how the residents have their own individual cottages, but the amenities were much less compared to others communities we toured.

Palagio was good, but way overpriced for what they had to offer. It's a beautiful building, and that’s about it.

That they were not necessarily what was advertised with the food, did not accommodate special dietary needs. but would fix the issue at the time they just made the same each day. The communication was not good when it came to my loved one's medical communication and the care needed to be better The rooms sizes were good, and well set up, and they keep the rooms clean. I would not recommend this comunity

We had a bad experience at Lake Forest Park. There was no one there to let you in the building after 7 pm. The food was okay. They lost my mom in the building and had to call the sheriff. They had a lot of turn over in staff. I would let them know what needed to be done for my parents and it would not get done .

My mother has lived there for over two years and she is incredibly unhappy. Biggest complaint is the food. Chicken 5 nights a week doesn’t cut it. She said there have been countless discussions with management concerning this but nothing changes. Meals are incorporated into the rent, so if they are not taken advantage of then money is being thrown away. They will not let the residents out of the meal plan.

I was not impressed with this community at all. I felt it was not as clean as it should have been. The environment seemed to be very hectic people rushing around. It just didn't seem like it would have been a good fit for my dad.

My dad is a resident of independent living. He does not like the food and there are not enough choices for him to have a meal. Sandwiches yes....Meals NO. Also he has a dog that he walks outside on the grounds and said there are way to many leaves on the GROUNDS and lately with all the rain he is afraid of FALLING.

My grandmother lives in the villas and she is so scared that she wants to move!! There is not enough lighting on the property, especially around the clubhouse, making it impossible to do anything in the evenings. [removed] No one in the "big house" seems to know what is going on out in the villa and if they do...they do not seem to care. We are looking for another place for her. Safety is our main concern.

When mom and dad first moved in, it was delightful. In 2 years, there have been 4 managers, 4 head nurses, and at least 5 chefs. Prices went up, service and food quality went down. Mom passed with out even so much as an I'm sorry for your loss. Very disgusted.

I am deeply disappointed with our experience at The Barrington. My parents lived there together, and during an already devastating time, the lack of compassion and communication made everything far worse. When my father was placed on hospice, his final wish was to return home so he could pass away next to my mother. The Barrington refused to allow him back unless he was disconnected from the medical machine needed to drain fluid from his lungs. This decision forced my family into an impossible situation and caused my father immense suffering in his final days. No family should ever have to make a choice like that simply to allow loved ones to be together at the end of life. Just days after my father passed away, my mother suffered a fall and was taken to the hospital. She was cleared for discharge the same day, yet The Barrington refused to allow her to return, stating that she was now a “liability.” How do you treat someone like this.

I give them a 0. I can tell ya I would NEVER recommend this place to anyone It is absolutely horrible if you have a loved one that needs care you are in trouble they throw you out without any notice while in hospital. Thank God we live here because if not they would have been on street.

Actually I would give it zero stars since they had a new management come in with [name removed]as the ED it went down hill! I would never recommend this place to anyone's loved ones! Bunch of liars putting on a show for corporate. Shame on them!!!!

We never physically saw the facility. Our daughter did a tour and had on video phone. We were impressed with the facility so we decided to move there after the first of the year [date removed]. The representative that took care of us, [name removed] [name removed], was very helpful and considerate. He told us they were running a special in [date removed], if you signed up by [date removed], you would get 3rd and 10th months free. My wife, [name removed], had been in the hospital just before Christmas. We thought she would have a normal recovery and we thought we move in by end of January. This being said, they were very thoughtful by letting us have January free. So the last week of[date removed] we paid a community fee of $[fee removed]+ February's rent of $[fee removed]. This is where the trouble started. [name removed] recovery took longer and more complicated. I started having serious back issues so we came to the conclusion that neither of us was in any shape to be making a move of this magnitude. So we had given them $[fee removed] in December and it was now the end of February, so we had to give them March's rent ([fee removed]). In each March, [name removed]was diagnosed with colon cancer. I spoke again with [name removed] and explained all our issues. I asked him if could treat this as a move out. The problem with that was you have to give them 60 days notice. I asked if that could be waived due to our circumstances. He referred me to the general manager a lady named [name removed]. I asked her if they could waive the 60 day notice. She conferred with corporate and they agreed to waive the 60 day notice but we would have to pay March's rent of $[fee removed], which I unfortunately did. So now we have given them $[fee removed] They did agree to refund us the community fee of $[fee removed]. I then asked if they could refund the whole amount due to our circumstances. She said that we signed a legal contract and they could not refund the full amount. So that ends up to us having paid them $[fee removed] for absolutely nothing.

First, I must say that I run two businesses. I was looking forward to stopping by and checking out the facility. My mother is currently at an absolutely beautiful facility with EXCEPTIONAL staff, but we wanted her to be closer to our home. Upon arriving, I was greeted by two young small children standing at the desk. I had to speak up to ask for some help from an “adult.” I then had to ask if there’s anybody that could answer some basic questions. It seemed like a bother to the young person who came out to help me. Then, another woman came out who had brought the children to work and was unable to answer basic questions. I was told she was the office manager. She then said that she would try to see if the marketing director was available. I waited in a side room and upon entering the room, the “Marketing Director” was snide and rude. She asked me if “I had an appointment?” I could not believe my ears. I was walking in and was essentially about to give them business…..

We found it to be understaffed and I would not recommend it to anyone. It was not a pleasant experience to say the least -

Our experience with Promise Pointe was as bad as it could be. They are unethical, dishonest and do not care for a second about their residents.Stay away dishonest with no integrity.