Frontier Senior Living

My family and loved one have had a good experience with The Preserve at Woodland Hills. The staff are very courteous, informative, empathetic, knowledgeable, and professional. Everyone is friendly. The community is clean every time we visit our loved one. There are meals and activities provided to assist with socialization of the residents. Overall, this is a community we would recommend to others for their loved ones.

Very nice community, very friendly community. Generally good staff. Some administration issues. Food choices and quality could be improved.

Friendly professional staff. This is a small community with individual support and care. Facilities are dated but in good repair. Only area of concern is with the variety of meals. Kind of school lunch type meals with minimal fresh vegetables.

We picked this community because of the location, economics, and size. It's a pretty good place. Overall, I would recommend to other families.

It's very clean. The food is very good. We picked this community because I liked the feel of it, and they were very good, and fair priced. It's been a very good experience. Overall, I would recommend to other families.

My mother is currently a resident at Pine Ridge Alzheimer's Special Care Center and everything here has been great! The staff are wonderful. They are good to the residents. They are also good at keeping me well informed about my mother. They do pretty well with the menu, they have to cook for the masses.

My mom was in memory care there for 2 1/2 years and passed away there. They took such good care of her. My dad has now been there in memory care also, for about 15 months. He is Mr. Social and is able to attend many activities in assisted living, too. They just love him and take such good care of him. As his disease progresses, I won't worry about his care (which is only step 1 right now) because I've already witnessed my mom's care at Cedar Village. The food is good, and Dad has close friends there that are at the same stage he is.

We thought the staff that gave the actual care to our loved one were very professional and compassionate. The medical staff/pharmacist's could have been more in turned to change in doctors orders.

Overall the regular staff at the facility is great! They are caring and patient with my mom and other residents. The activities are increasing and improving. The implementation of family/community activities has been greatly appreciated and helpful for providing structured and meaningful ways to engage and interact with our loved ones. Like many facilities across the nation, staffing shortages have affected our facility as well, which put extra strain on the regular staff causing increase in work load, need to prioritize care/services, and added stress.

Ocean Ridge Retirement facility is a friendly place. Our experience here has been good. However, the food could be better. The friendliness, staff, and activities are all great. Cleanliness, care services, and cost are good. I would recommend this facility to family and friends.

The Brant is a brand new community, and they seem to be working the kinks out. I think Mom is safe, and the staff are good to her. Activities have been slow to start due to staffing issues. Also we are having some logistics issues with washer, dryer, and shower. Things were so hard to get when they were building that they had to settle for whatever they could get, even if it was poor quality and doesn't work well. Still working on that. Overall, no different than most facilities, and the priorities for us are being met: safety, checked on, provided medications, and has food offered - all in one place, which is what she needs. They have also gotten her to socialize, which she needed. She seems to be adjusting with just a few complaints.

My dad moved into Overland Court in a very unique situation. He was on Hospice care and not expected to live more than one week. The staff were very friendly and helpful, although we felt that not all the staff were equipped to handle his care. It was Christmas week and they were short-staffed, so I think that's why not all the staff were made aware of how to handle my dad's condition. Also, there seemed to be a lapse in the system when it came to medication. When Hospice visited my dad and would change his meds, it seemed that the nursing staff at Overland wouldn't know. They said the new orders hadn't yet been updated on the computer system, and I often had to put the hospice staff on the phone with the nursing staff because the medication order wasn't showing yet in the computer. I'm not sure Overland is the correct place for a dying man on Hospice, but we really appreciated being able to live in his room for 5 days. We had one of their largest rooms, and we brought in air mattresses so we could be near him and advocate for him the entire time. The staff brought us meals, and cared for him as best they could, turning him and changing his diaper and the bed linens when necessary. The staff were caring, and we felt their empathy for us.

Cedar bluff has been a conveniently located place for my loved one to live. The new staff since Frontier has taken over has been a plus. The staff is fun loving and very attentive. Struggling with finding fun activities, but I feel like the residents are the ones that are not wanting to involve themselves in a lot of it, including my loved one. I feel blessed to have her close and still living independently at her age.

The Villages of Windcrest is very good at activities for the residents. Their food is good. They lack a little in nursing care-especially on the weekends. The staff communication with the family is fair. There are three meals a day and the residents have some choices.

We toured with Escalante at the Lake and it was a very nice facility. They had just undergone some renovations and it looked great. They had walk aways to different apartments and such. It just was a little too far away.

Everything appears to be good. Staff are friendly and seem attentive. Based on our experience so far we would recommend this community to other families.

Everything appears to be good. Staff are friendly and seem attentive. Based on our experience so far we would recommend this community to other families.

Actually the patient is my son in laws mother. So far we are happy with The Landing! Very clean and modern. Lots of activities. Would probably like a bit more variety of food. They seem to serve a lot of pork.

I toured this facility and it was really good, this was our second choice.

You have to watch your family member - don't just drop them off. I think that would be the case at any care facility. You need to be active in monitoring your loved one. Be sure to understand what's going on with medications. They have an in-house nurse practitioner, who they contacted for additional medications without contacting me. The nurse practitioner called me about, but Autumn Leaves didn't. I think the day to day staff that helps my mom has been great. But I'm not so sure about management.