Distinctive Living

We chose Inspired Living at the time because the director was very nice and the price was right. The location was also great for us. Everything was great in the beginning then started to go downhill once management and staff members changed. The communication was not great, they never called me. They did have a big covid outbreak and had to isolate some of the residents and split everyone up. After all of this, then they raised the rent $500 a month. We ended up moving my wife out of here to a different place.

Be very careful to make sure it is the right fit for your loved one.

I would probably to tell them to look somewhere else other than this community. I feel that they weren't attentive to my loved one. We were telling them what needed to be done with my loved one, repeatably. The food was good for my loved one. The room was a single room and it was dark and old. The space was good.

Chelsea at Bald Eagle has many levels of care but it seemed a little too much for my 93 year old mom. Services were explained well, tour ok but seemed little too focused on activities rather than care.

For independent living no care services are included and food, electric, phone, cable, laundry, and apt cleaning are all extra. Assisted includes room, meals, activities but a lot of services are extra. Very pricey because of this.

Northern Jersey near NY border. Good prices. Worth a visit and more information. Got a call from a rep and he was very pleasant. It's an hour from the city. Is sending a brochure.

I toured the Chelsea while looking at options for my husband. I thought it was very nice, and I liked that they had a little snack and coffee area available at all times. They seemed short staffed to me though, and I didn’t feel they had enough care available.

When I first started my search for a place to live, I really didn’t know where to go. I was recommended to look into Quail Creek because of A Place for Mom and overall it gave me a good impression just from the tour. Everyone seemed friendly and the residents are really great to talk to. They’re personable and cheerful and I’ve already made a lot of friends. The staff answers all of my questions that I have and they are helpful when I need them to be. The food is good, there’s plenty of it, and it’s pretty nutritious – it’s even helped lower my blood sugar. Everything stays clean, they help me when I need to bathe, and they take all the trash out regularly. They do offer laundry as well, that’s just not something that I take advantage of. We have outings once a week to Walmart, sometimes other places like ice cream shops, and there are dominoes, bingo, and board games. Quail Creek has a great price and what you pay for is what you get. It’s a really good deal. There’s plenty of help and overall I’m pretty happy here. I would definitely recommend this community to others.

This is a very nice community and the staff did a terrific job on our tour, they took their time they showed us all around and mom felt that the rooms were smaller than what she was looking for. They do offer a lot of amenities for the residents to choose from and we would suggest scheduling a tour to check this community out.

Got off to a rough start on first two days after Mother moved in. Up to that point all was well, everything done professionally, but failed to give her blood pressure medicine to her that night and the next morning; that set me off! After that was straighten out things have gone well. Mother is on a "soft" diet and they don't always do well in following that! I'm a business man and I get upset when people don't do all they claim should should do for their client/patient; but I will say that Mother wasn't too keen on going to a home to begin with, but she tells me every day that the ladies who tend to her each day are the nicest people she has ever met. If they can keep her happy and safe then I'll be happy, but you better do your job.

$5700-$6200. Unfurnished. $2000 Community fee.Free meals for 1 guest. Falls okay. 22 apts, 12 occupied. 1/4 ratio. 24 hr toileting. Unfurnished. 2 houses. Laundry 1x per week. Live entertainment 3x per month. Podiatrist 1x per month. Lots of music. Beautician and nails available. Older building. Converted from hotel, so feels hotel like and pleasant.

My mother is now in rehab, she gonna need more care than they care offer. It is a nice community, and everybody did try their best to care for her and her needs. The staff was very kind and helpful. She had a bad fall, but I do not blame them. This is a nice community for the right person.

It's kind of a mixed bag. We have had lots of issues we have had to bring up to them. They have been good to respond to me, in general. The staff is shorthanded. The food isn't consistent. It's a nice place, but the atmosphere isn't as homey as the last place she was.

It's okay. My dad complains about the food a little bit, but I think that is just the general case everywhere. I've noticed the air filter is a little dirty. When we first moved the room was dirty and we had to clean it. We did have an issue with billing. In the beginning they were very persistent and accommodating with the price, I liked the way they kept up with us. Since we have moved in though they seem to be more reactive, than proactive, and that is frustrating.

The nursing staff (the main nurse) is really good and really receptive to my concerns with regard to my Mom. What they could improve on was having the systems in place when my Mom first got there to accommodate her needs. There were some issues with her not having a bath for a week when she first got there.

They really play up the place. It is very uplifting. The only issue is that they do not follow through on their complaints. The housekeeping could be better. My loved one went almost 2 weeks without anyone picking up his laundry.

Overall The Emeritus at Quail Creek was good. The help is nice, and the facility is fairly clean. The temperature of the food was always the opposite of what it should be. Hot foods were cold, and cold foods were warm.

Eric was great! Clean. Smells wonderful. Ron Rogers was very helpful discussing transitional stages. Day care might not be best to slowly start acclimating. new facility brightly painted walls. Beautiful double occupancy room.

Expensire rate and no transport offered. Limited hours and further driving distance. I was not offered tour.

Memory unit seemed a bit small. I did not see many support staff interacting with residents in the memory unit. No single rooms available at this time.