Distinctive Living

It was okay. Not great, but not bad either. Just okay. They do a nice job. It started out very well. They were cooperative and attentive the first week my loved one was there. But then things kind of declined when they realized she needed more assistance than expected. And perhaps she was a bit difficult, which I imagine can be hard on caretakers. When we left, it took 3-4 weeks to get a refund since they have you have you pay in advance.

During the six weeks our loved one was there, everything was fine. The overall facility was clean and most of the staff members were wonderful and treated our loved one wonderfully. She really enjoyed playing the activities they offered. However we did have to stay on top of the staff about somethings, her garbage at times was not taken our, and her laundry had not been done for a week.

My husband has memory loss and was a resident at Inspired Living for over two years. The staff treated him like a "favorite uncle" and always showed respect for him as a human being. The outdoor areas were beautiful and were designed for the residents to walk safely around. The meal choices were good, especially the selection of soups available every day. I would recommend this facility for any family looking for a place for their loved one who could no longer function on their own.

Mom became a resident August 2018. I was displeased almost immediately with the care she was given. Over this past year they have made many changes and things have gotten much better. I am happy, mom is happy, and I left for vacation and returned to a happy and well cared for mom. Aside from my children, she is my number 1 priority so making sure she is cared for is of utmost importance. If they keep improving I will gladly give them 5 stars across the board.

This community is where my dad is and it's nice and clean. When we first got there they were very attentive. The food is good and he has options to choose from. I like that it is set back from a busy street. He does some daily activities. I didn't like that there was a fire drill and we asked 3 different people who worked there what to do and NO ONE knew the answer. I think the director should hold a meeting before a fire drill to be able to guide the residents.

Like all facilities, they will make promises that they can't and keep. If anything they offer is important to you, or if you have special requests that they agree to, get it in writing before signing the paperwork. Their price is higher than most in the area, but their treatment of residents is also above par, for the most part. The staff is very friendly (except the kitchen manager) and I have never witnessed a staff member being unkind to a resident, though some are surely better than others. Staff is specially trained in treatment of those with memory issues and it shows, but they are often understaffed which is problematic and leads to unintentional neglect. Activities are frequent unlike some other places, but it is hard to keep decent activities staff. My parent is no longer with them, but I would recommend this facility over any of the others we have personally experienced.

I had wanted to tour this community because I had heard good things about it. But after doing my research about the community it was geared for more independent living people and I just didn't feel that they would have been able to handle my mothers care level needs so I didn't even bother to go in. However, from outside of the building, it looked very nice and well maintained.

The community gave me an uncomfortable feeling during our tour. The staff was very awkward and didn't have direct answers to the many different questions I had presented to them. The main living and dinning room needed more natural light and not so many dimmed lights.

My mom has fell walking down the hall. The staff called me and let me know this but I also noticed a few more residents had fallen too. Otherwise, she is doing fine and well. The place looks pretty clean and looks good. My mom does not enjoy the food at times. I am unsure why she does not like the meals.

Really would like to see more "quality" menu w less quantity. Would be happy to discuss

Elmcroft delivers what they commit. In my case, my father deteriorated to a point they were the wrong care provider. You can trust Elmcroft

We visited this community while looking into care options for a loved one. This seemed like a very nice place overall, in terms of the facility being clean and well maintained and the care that they provided. However it just felt too much like a hospital, and I did not think my loved one would be comfortable living here.

We have only been here at the Quail Creek Emeritus just over 2 weeks and are getting acquainted with both the staff and the residents. Everyone one is friendly and eager to make us feel at home. The food leaves a little to be desired, but it fills the space. It seems as tho the orders are taken, but the cook doesn't speak enough English to fill the orders as given, The activities director is Super and cares deeply for the patients! She keeps us busy doing arts and traveling to the stores, doctor's appointments and fun excursions.

It's going okay so far. The food would be about a four. I am disappointed, as a new resident in the facility, I was expecting more medical feedback, and information, about how she was adjusting. I had to initiate all of that myself, It would have been very nice to have them let me know how things are going. Communication could be a lot better, if that was a category, I would give it a two. Initially when I was choosing, I liked that it was new, I liked that it had a private bath. It seemed like they could keep track of the residents really well.

Overall, I thought Dad had good care and a clean, friendly environment. My sister & I did experience some frustration when we needed to call to check on Dad after hours or on the weekend. Staff would hang up on us, or the phone would just ring incessantly or the person answering the phone could not get through to the caregivers in the back. Feel like they are not adequately staffed on the nights and weekends.

It was nice place but it's just seemed like a big office building like right on the highway. I didn't like that setting.

This facility is not reliable currently. It looks great but things are very unorganized and management seems overwhelmed. Numerous staff have shared concerns about the care the residents receive. Communication is poor. If you have a loved one who needs MINIMAL support and oversight this facility could work for you. Otherwise I would look elsewhere.

Chronically understaffed (as is standard in industry) Too many aides quitting due to poor administrators and policy (not sure if this has improved with changes since April 2024) Current facility lead is good person but also seems to have a second job in real estate, so divided loyalties. Not good indicator. Menu/food is 80% garbage: poorly prepared and BORING fir people eating 3 meals a day there!

Everyone was very friendly and helpful! Any lower marks has nothing to do with the staff!

It was the grand piano and the beautiful décor. I thought the assistant living was awesome until we got there, but I honestly, again cannot rate it because we weren't there long enough. Everything changed when we went to memory care from the food they feed these poor seniors and zero consistency with activities, laundry, communication, and safety. I would recommend AL but never memory care.