Gardant Management Solutions

This community is more of a hotel atmosphere, multi story and they took Medicaid but we felt it was too much of a hotel atmosphere as opposed to a home atmosphere.

Our family had an in person tour and it was a moderate place. There was nothing wrong with it, the apartments were nice, everything was clean but if our loved one did not need memory care they probably would gone here.

We did a virtual tour with this community during Covid. The staff was very friendly and they answered all of our questions. The commuinity just didn't fit our needs at the time.

The one thing that would have changed everything for us is communication. We tried to be very clear about what kind of care my mom needed because of her dementia. And they assured us they could take care of her. But in the end, they couldn't. We were just not very knowledgeable about the level of her dementia, and I just wish at some point somebody would have said to us she needs more care than we can give. And instead, she fell 10 or 11 times while she was there. Those falls were a bad thing, but it's not like she was left alone and unattended for long periods of time. I just don't feel like they were clear with us on what they could handle and what they couldn't. I feel like it was half our fault and half their fault. I don't blame them completely. They kept saying everything is great, its great, it's fine. And it wasn't. I just wish they had told us sooner that this was not going to be a workable situation. We ended up bringing her home and acquiring 24-hour care. And there's no way they could have provided that for her. Some of the staff were so nice, and some were not. But most we dealt with were nice. The activities director was fabulous. She was just so up and happy and just the kind of person you would want to see around old people. She just had such a great vibe. The RNs on the other hand, had really bad communication. And it was during Covid so we couldn't go inside, so communication was more important than ever. They had the whole wrong med list, which was a mess. The community does have a cool communication tool like a portal where all four of us sisters could log into it and ask questions, and they would text back. The CNAs and and activities director were on the portal and responded back, but the medical side was where it was lacking. I think they were spread very thin. I wanted to like the place a lot. It was a cool set-up, and it had such great potential. But I think they were just very understaffed, which I'm sure is an industry-wide problem. I think given a different situation, if you have a parent who doesn't require so much care, its' a cool place and I would recommend it. It just wasn't the right fit for our mom.

We toured this community and the tour was average. The community seemed older and did not fit our needs.

Nice facility,clean, no smells. Has 89 units. 1 bedroom viewed was large enough for home furniture.Large bathroom with HC bathroom. Would be able to get w/c through front door and bathroom. No vet discount. Price is a little high. Age in place +.

I'm not able to get a hold of anyone in administration. I can leave a voicemail, but no one calls me back. They don't hold up their promises. I wouldn't send my loved one here again, since I haven't been happy with it. The community is understaffed.

My mother had difficulty adjusting to the change of moving into an assisted living The staff were pleasant and responsive. The community was reasonably priced. The food was a problem for my mother. The menu choices were not appropriate or palatable to her and seemed to cater to a younger crowd. This facility is large and some apartments are extremely far from the dining room if your loved one has mobility issues. My recommendation is to get everything financial in writing and witnessed with full financial disclosure. The sales representative friended my mom and my mom developed a trust for her, however, she slipped a blank price increase letter under my mom's door and told her to sign it. My mom trusted her and signed the blank document. After that, my mom felt betrayed which contributed to her depression. I believe it could the right place for some people to live but it wasn't a good fit for my mom, I would say look at it for yourself and decide if it will work for your loved one.

Good for Pop (some freedom for him) , but concerned about Mom and lack of memory care. She may wander with unfamiliar surroundings at first, and they may deny her. Not sure if she’ll pass initial assessment. Really liked this place, but again I think the stress on my dad to take care of her will continue. only 2 aides at night doing laundry? No security.

While this facility has a great concept of keeping all residents in their apartment no matter how their care level changes, it felt old. Unfortunately they do not have any studio apartments available.

this is my first experience with the retirement community I arrange services for my mother to move in she's 90 she is in independent living right now and I expected a little bit more from The fountains in terms of the rooms some of them are much older than others the service for food is not always the best sometimes the meals are cold or they are not what someone has asked for I also thought the nurse's office would be able to assist my mother if she needed a Band-Aid or something like that but they do not help you you can only get help from the nurse if you are in assisted living if you want additional help you have to push a button on your necklace in the problem with the necklaces it's not waterproof so you can't leave it on when you take a shower so it really doesn't do you any good if you were to fall in the shower you would have no way to call for help I would really do a lot more investigating in other facilities and ask a lot more questions it would be nice if I place for Mom had a really good list of questions to ask maybe you did and I just didn't pay attention it was a lot of information

Too large for what we are looking for. Grounds are very unkept. Very odd room layouts for a couple. Rooms need updating. Director was very informative and caring of our needs.

Facility is large and layout is not as organized as I would think a Memory Care facility would be. Overall seems like a nice facility. $6000 all inclusive rate & they are offering incentive credit (3200) for the 1st year if you sign up in October. Phone & TV hookups available but not provided in room. Rooms are nice, private with shower. Transportation to dr. appts is included. The price makes this one attractive.

Clean. Residents didn't appear interactive. Heather was knowledgeable. Mom wasn't thrilled. Distance was greater than [name removed].

They have many activities and the menu looks great. The grounds could use a face lift. So much wasted opportunity for lovely gardens and outdoor areas and things to do. The interior is looking run down.

People were friendly. But it was very run down in appearance. They have all that property and its overgrown. Carpeting looks like the original. It was a lovely building when it was new. I was there for an event. Very disappointing.

The building is a bit dated on the outside but nice on the inside. The people are nice. It is private pay only.

I've visited residents there and it appears to be a welcoming and clean facility. If you're thinking of placing someone there, I would ask about the LPN/ nursing assistant/other caregiver ratio and how often they physically check on residents. Someone I know fell, broke some bones and lay on the floor all night.

I toured at the Victory Center and while the community itself seemed nice, I felt that the move-in process was very long. I also did not appreciate that the staff seemed very unwilling to work with us. After they found out that we would be on Medicaid, they did not want to put up with the paperwork that would require.

I toured here at Brookstone Estates and thought the community itself looked fine. However, it's a smaller place than some of the other communities I had looked at and they always seem very short staffed.