Eden Senior Care

The general attitude was more pleasant than anywhere. My husband is happy with the food. The parking is not good. This is better than the other communities that my husband has been at! It’s very clean and the care services are excellent. The staff is very friendly.

I toured the Mentor facility, not Willoughby, because it was closer to home. I liked it very much but the rooms are very small and the costs are still quite high.

It was a nice place. The memory care is all just one floor. It felt more institutional than home like to me. We were worried about if there was a fire on the 4th floor and everyone trying to get out with just the little elevator. It just didn't really work for our needs.

It's a very nice place the people are wonderful. I've eaten there a couple of times and I think it's good. Sometimes you ask people billing questions and sometimes it takes a little while to get back to you. That has nothing to do with the caregivers.

She had been here and done some respite before she moved, the prices were pretty reasonable, actually, substantially less than the other places in the area, she knew some of the people on the staff and they were familiar with dealing with her. Right now we're working on medication so that she can go back. The care has been pretty good, she was kind of sneaky with the medications and they brought it to our attention that she was trying to hide it but she was in the general community and not the alzheimers unit, but that progressed rapidly. They did have people over with her helping her get involved with games and things like that so if we can get her to where she can go back we'll see how it goes.

It was very nice. It was bigger and the staff was very nice. My family was not happy with the head of nursing there. We just didn't like it. He kept pressing medicine and saying my mom needed more medicine. It was great when she was still about to do the assisted living. It was clean and nice so there was nothing wrong with the physical space, it was just the head of nursing there.

Their fees are a little high. The staff is friendly - the nursing staff does not seem to be very friendly. When you approach them, yeah, but when you just see them they kind of run other way. I don't get any questions answered, put it that way. Most of the time the nursing staff either doesn't know or isn't there. The doctor ordered my mother to be on insulin that lasted 36 hours but it was being given to her every 24 hours and she became hypoglycemic and we almost lost her. I think that was the doctor's mistake but the nurses could have caught on. It's kind of like deliver the meds and go home. I'm a nurse so I know and that's just not the way you run things. They were helpful in getting eveything together to transfer my mom. I have to give them credit for that.

(Activities Not Rated) The community is very new it is only about 1 1/2 years old. It is very clean, new and well maintained. They are very well organized. The size of the room was really good. They have the ability to handle a variety of challenges. The price was very good for the services they offer. There were a number of people that were quite friendly and helpful. They did not oversell the community like other places.

Visited on 5/18. Smallest Sunrise facility within 15 minutes of my house. Rooms have handicap accessible showers. Closest to doctors and Good Shepherd Hospital. Will cost about $116/day. Nurse from facility will assess dad on 5/20. Overall this place is much better for my dad than home.

Nice place overall. All inclusive.

The director was a great tour guide. The facility is a welcome change to the others we've seen in that it offered a different scenario to show my parents when they visit. The cottage set-up is very homey and cozy. The grounds were nice and sequestered back in a wooded area and seemed very peaceful for a busy area.

Bldg small and old. Facility specialized in Parkinson. Had dog and cats. Walker for Parkinson, u-step. room was nice. microwave /refrig in closet, common areas tight and tired. People seemed nice. workers ~14 yrs. High marks for Parkinson knowledge.

close to lake west. can do a short term stay to try it out.Very nice and can handle incontinence and limited mobility. Church pastor feels this is a good place.

Awesome place. The most expensive of all checked, but very clean, staff friendly and knowledgable. Schedule is flexible enough for her needs and rooms are nice size with ample storage spaces.

This facility sounds very good.

Very nice place, brand new. All patients mingle together. A lot of activites, nice rooms, etc. Larger facility with many more residence. Northfield Manor is part of the Merrill Hills group.

1.9 miles from my house!

a very nice place. Could be a possible fit for her.

Another Sunrise entirely devoted to AD care through hospice. Well run with cohesive staff. In an outlying suburb, mostly staffed and populated by local people. Perhaps 5 years old with many original staff. Very appealing & suitable. Point system here differs from point system at Sunrise Wilmette.

We toured with Sunrise of Barrington and right when we walked in, all we could smell was urine. It was also very cluttered.