Frontier Senior Living

I have lived here for a year and a half. I was in a dreadful situation before and the staff here rescued me from it. I love living here because of the managements ability to resolve problems and how they make a person feel about the results. I ride a scooter, and the location is ideal because I can get to practically any shopping need and there is some very beautiful scenery. I am very happy with the upgrades they have made to the community too.

I think it's a real good place. The building is in good condition, but the front ramp is a little steep. Other than that it's going really good. One of the things that made us choose this was the location, and the fact that they have a fenced community, with security on duty. They also weren't the highest or the lowest priced place, they fell somewhere in the middle.

I recently moved my father to Wentwork. He very much enjoys the food and the staff. There was no orientation or check in procedure for new residents. I had to ask questions to figure everything out. No introduction to the staff without seeking it out. Once the sales representative closes the deal you never see her again which is fine as long as there was an introduction to the facility and staff. There is no check in and check out procedure so anyone can walk in and out both visitors and residents without anyone knowing. That is my main concern now since anyone can come and take my Dad out without anyone asking questions. After 5pm there is no one at the desk and even when someone is there no questions are asked. If security and orientation concerns are dealt with I think it could be a great place.

I wish that there was a way for the residents to ask for help. There is no method of communication. If the resident is in their room and needs assistance, there is no way to contact anyone. They are totally dependent on someone happening to come by and check on them, and that is quite a problem I think.

They have some very compassionate staff, but I would recommend that they increase the staffing. Overall it is pretty good. I would recommend this place to others.

Facility is excellent, Staff is friendly & eager to satisfy both resident & family members. Activities are tremendously beneficial again for both the resident & for the emotional strain of family. Activities are advertised & completed for the enjoyment of residents. All types of activities are available for all physical levels of enjoyment. Employees take on all types of needs within the center. Inefficiences are identified & quickly resolved for resident & then presented to Family. All residents are known on a first name basis & this is your home is a reoccuring theme.

this is a brand new property! It's beautiful and has a lot of activities!

Overall we have had a very positive experience with The Wentworth of Las Vegas . Mom has not complained about anything and I know she would if there were any issues, so things seem to be going very well.

We are very happy that we chose Arbor Terrace, they are doing a fantastic job. The staff here is amazing, and they are what sold me on the place. They are caring, compassionate, and professional. They treat each resident like their own family members, and all of the residents seem happy to be here! My loved one has really shown a lot of improvement since moving in, their physical therapy team does an excellent job! If you do tour the place I wouldn't judge it based on its looks, they are in the middle of some renovations.

Caregivers really are kind and caring. Director, Activities, Marketing are friendly enough. Beautiful place, with very nice decor. Has been lacking cleanliness that last couple months. Our loved one has been there about 7 months and since then there has been a change of Director. The poor Nurses and caregivers are so overworked in all of these facilities. It must be at near crisis point trying to find staff. The caregivers are woefully underpaid - undervalued. That's thanks to the Corporations and their Board of Directors greed more than anything. Back to the facility - they offer a good array of activities and are good about getting the residents to join in. The group here is more active than many we saw at other secure Alzheimer's care facilities. This suits our very active loved one well. Key word being 'secure'. Many in need of the secure places are not as active. It was important to us to have other residents in a similar condition. Our loved one enjoys the food and even the cooks are very friendly.

We moved my loved one in here at Arbor Terrace at Kingwood Town Center. It's nice, as far as I can tell. So far it's working out.

We don't have any concerns, they are doing a good job. They are clean, and the staff is friendly. They are doing exactly what they said that they would. We are satisfied.

The people at Washington Gardens Memory Care Community were very accommodating. Any time there was a problem they made sure to correct it. One area where I do think they could improve would be a little better communication between the staff and management.

Everything at the Wentworth of Las Vegas is great. Just a little difficult to communicate due to language barrier. In terms of Cleanliness, I think the general areas were kept clean and spotless, but some of the rooms may need a little more attention. General public would not see that, but the patients who live there would.

My parent doesn't have to share a room. He's allowed to have a phone, which the other ones we looked at would'n't allow. Staff is great, willing to work with us on Dad's specific needs. The only thing that is difficult is, we came from one one one care for my Dad, to a place where a staff member has a number of residents to care for, so when we call for help for my Dad it can take some time. My Dad is supposed to be supervised when he gets up, and that doesn't always happen. He has a habit of wandering at night, and we're working on it. They had a hoedown that he didn't want to attend. Someone comes in once a week for exercise. The activities director seems to have been out. I haven't seen a lot of activities, and I'm there every weekend. The staff are pretty amazing as far as going out of their way if a resident is having trouble, they'll take the person by the hand. There are a lot of Alzheimer's patients, and I have found amazingly kind of patient. I also like the fact that nowhere does it smell like urine.

The community is pretty clean, but the personal space could use a little more attention, I would like to see more attention paid to the bathroom and the floor needs to be swept and mopped more often. The staff is very friendly. They were pretty comparable to other places in price. They have plenty of activities. My loved one says he doesn't like the food, and the portions are a little on the small side. We chose them based on our interaction with Sheila.

Overall I think they're doing a great job at Emeritus Estates! It's a nice looking community, and it is generally very well kept and clean. The staff are all very friendly, caring, and professional. The only issue I have is that the staff often seem overworked, they could stand to hire a few more people to ease the burden.

Enjoyed the tour with Debbie Cotugno. The mini suites and studio apartments are the size of a one bedroom/bath, the complex feels secure and comfy, but it is out of our price range.

They do a great job here! The staff are all very friendly, and do a great job welcoming new residents to the community. The facility itself is always clean and well kept, and the services and activities they provide are all very good. The decor gives it a very upscale feeling, while still having a warm homey atmosphere.

swimming pool, hot tub Independant living one man my age. mostly older.