Frontier Senior Living

Also nice & friendly.

Emeritus Estates is gorgeous. However, we weren't as impressed with the memory unit. The joint rooms are large enough to be messy. The rooms with the walls to separate the two areas are the best of the joint rooms.

They did great with FIL that needed advanced care. Nursing staff was friendly and caring. MIL needed less care and was disappointed with the activity scheduling. Overall positive, but less positive for more independent resident.

With COVID it is extremely restrictive. I'm only allowed to visit my loved one 1 hour a week. My loved one's belongings such as clothes are disappearing. The activities are limited due to the pandemic.

Arbor Terrace was very beautiful, but if I remember correctly, I think they said they do not serve meals on Saturdays or Sundays. There was a mix-up with our appointment - perhaps that affected this, but the person who showed us around I did not feel was as receptive as other places we looked at.

They had community showers and seemed like a lot of staff turnover here. The marketing wasn't the best. This wasn't the right fit for my loved one.

There have been doctor orders written that the community took a while to get it implemented. After moving in they had a new pharmacy take effect. When we were searching we picked this community due to the office staff. [name removed] and [name removed] we felt really good about it, because of them. They worked with us in finding a one bedroom for our loved one, even though at the time they didn't have one readily available. This was impressive to us. The community and staff volunteered to move our loved one's items from one room to the next that was available. The community allows the residents to pick the food a week in advance. They even will make something different if the resident doesn't like what is on the menu with advanced notice. There are a lot of activities offered each day for the residents to choose from. The community uses a Sagely App and this will allow us to see what our loved one has participated in, and will sometimes include photos.

Pelican Point is a very nice, pretty and , warm place. They have daily activities for their clients and according to my family member who is living there in memory care---they are very clean. The dining room in memory care is rather glum, but there is an outdoor garden area with umbrella they can access. At this point (two weeks in), I am pleased. Every Monday they get an outing in the bus....go to get coffee, and the park or whatever. The staff is very accommodating, So far so good.

The community is awfully big and seems to be a little impersonal. I think the staffing is a little thin for the size of the community but the staff that is there seems to be nice. My friend has said she feels a little-overwhelmed primarily due to the size of the community. It's very clean and well maintained. They offer transportation to doctor offices and they bring my friend to her hairdresser and pick her up which is good so she can keep some sort of her normal routine. She doesn't want to participate in any activities they offer which are out of her character and I would love to see the staff there get the residents that don't attend the activities to do so.

My mother was in this community for a period of time before her passing and I was pleased with the level of care she had been receiving. They where very friendly and made sure to give my loved one great care and attention. I would defiantly recommend them to anyone interested in looking into an assisted living center for them or there loved ones.

The Wentworth of LAs Vegas is a nice place for my mother and we are happy with it. They are lacking in activities, though. They could use more consistent activities and things for the residents to do. The meals are fine, from that I have seen. The care that my mother is receiving there is good but could be more individualized.

Close to my house is reason for choosing this community. Seems like the right choice however it has only been about 6 weeks of residency.

When I toured this community I saw that it was still new. They offered me a meal and I saw them doing some activities. There was good interaction. It was too far for the location.

The staff I met during my tour were nice and upfront with me. They advised they would not be able to care for my mom. The community looked clean.

My mom passed away a year ago and there was 1 person she did not care for. I spoke with the office and they care of it immediately. The response time was good.

My mom was only there for 5 days. They keep the Alzheimer's patients on short hallway to wonder up and down and not enough room to do so. My mom always stayed in her room. They had them on the 2nd floor and was never allowed anywhere else.

Well, they are really good with communicating. The girls are really kind to my grandmother and she feels that they really care. There is a lot of turnover, but that comes with the territory. Maintenance could be better. There are a few issues that have taken awhile to fix.

This facility has come a long way the last few months. Under the direction and guidance of ED Bonnie Berkman and DHC Bernadette Aguirre, the care and delivery of service has improved greatly. They have employed a staff now that truly cares for the residents. While there has always been a nurse in the building, now there is truly nursing going on. The DHC brings a vast knowledge of dementia on a clinical and personal level. She has been an asset to this community. She guides the Care team with a steady, even hand to ensure each resident is lovingly cared for. Bonnie and Bernadette are a formidable team and things will only get better as they continue to tweak the processes and emphasize the delivery of high level care at all times.

They have been going through an ownership change, and it's still going through the transition. I'm not happy with the food. They don't have a lot of variety in their menu, they don't have a lot of options. A lot of other places offer two entrees, they offer one and an alternative menu, their alternative options aren't very health conscious. A lot of grilled cheese and french fries, hamburgers, hot dogs, fried greasy foods, a lot of times there is only a red meat option. The new owners have improved the quality a little but not the variety. There are two buildings with three floors in the independent building. and they just decided to make the bottom floor a memory care unit. The common areas in the bottom are going to be going away, they haven't yet, but soon there will be less common areas for people to use. They really do have a nice floor plan, it was the best floor plan for the money. However, I felt that she could get more at other places for less money.

The food is sort of mediocre and blah, everything else has been great. She is very happy there. They are very good about communication, and letting me know if something is going on. We chose them because they have the license needed in our state to offer real assisted living.