Greenbrier Senior Living

My mom was in the memory care area and they definitely didn't have enough nurses to handle the area. They had aides but the aides really didn't do much that I could see. The people were very nice but my mom had issues with her medication so I would say an in-depth meeting with family to go over medication before admission would be #1 on the need to work on list.

Lost a lot of clothes with name on them. Medication management poor. Increased dose causing combative episode at 1 am, hospital evaluation for 3 weeks, then home. Staff cared less about separating clothes, personal items. Ok if patients wore other people's clothes. Only assisted when I strongly insisted, otherwise no effort or policy changes

Medication is a serious issue for an elderly person. So if you need that care the no do not pick the oaks. If you don't need medication distribution then it's a nice place. We needed an a place that had an opening and close to our home.

I would recommend it for someone else I think overall, they do a good job of providing activities and engagement with the residence as well as treat them and cater to their specific dietary needs, and they treat them well and definitely foster independence. I picked this place because they offered my mom a shared room price with warm up time minimum a month to be alone and get acclimated to get acclimated before even considering putting a Roomate with her. Having a roommate was the ultimate decision was based on price and proximity to my house.

Crescent Wood is a quiet facility with polite staff. Large Price increases were not expected. I think I would recommend them

Red Cedar Glen is a good place. For us, it is convenient to where I live, so I can remain close.

A very nice place, but needs some care and organization improvements. I knew my mom was safe and in a nice environment.

The Food is terrible I could go on for hours with everything that is wrong with this!

The whole staff is so sweet! They are respectful to the residents. This means the most to us, we totally understand how difficult older folks can be. Love the events that are planned! The daily activities are great to keep the residents busy. Love the fact that they can have pets! The location and grounds are perfect. There is definitely room for improvement on the dining room... I know we filled out dietary needs when our loved one came, but, I don't see that reflected in her meals. We often have to provide her meals.

My mom currently resides at Lark Springs. For the money, it seems to be still quite expensive for what they provide, in my opinion. All categories could use improvement. There's been a couple of times where I visited my mom and her room was not cleaned. The food appears to be sub par, but edible. There seems to be no activities that I've seen thus far. Friendliness for the most part, the staff has been okay but there have been times where the staff appear to be grumpy or upset, and I've also noticed a high turnover rate of employees. I am still in the dark about the level of care that they provide. To be fair, it does appear that my mom is comfortable and enjoys being at the facility, so that's a plus and that's why she's still there.

Our family had an in person tour with Red Cedar Glen and it is housed in an older building that has the feeling of being run down. They were in the middle of renovation, however, the sections that were completed did nothing to improve our perception of the facility. The courtyard also looked run down. We met with [name removed]. She was so nice, she even baked my mom a loaf of bread! The woman at the front desk was incredibly rude. We also met the activities director and the bus driver. Very nice people. The apartments were tiny, and felt institutional. They offered a variety of activities. The bus driver even takes residents on scenic drives! I thought that was fun. Their menu looked decent. They were the only place to include 3 meals a day in their price. All that being said, their price was way to high. My mom thought the residence looked more like a nursing home than an independent living facility.

The front desk very friendly. The doctor that did weekly visits was absolutely horrible. I'm not even sure that person was a doctor. She literally had my loved one trying to sign Hospice papers, and now he is out of the facility living on his own in an apartment driving and his liver is rejuvenating. It was a horrible experience. Meals were not suitable for anyone that could understand what they were eating. It took forever to prepare. The order was always wrong, and it was always cold. Terrible terrible experience. There is no way to make it sound any better. The cost was the reason we actually came there in the first place. It was very affordable until we got there and every month something went up. It was always due to Covid, and due to lack of workers always something in the process would go up. It is a great facility and could be even more, so if managed better.

The sitters don't always show up when they're scheduled. And they don't want to be there. They tell my mom all the time - "you have to hurry up because we have to go." The food has been AWFUL. It's served cold. The potatoes are never cooked. My dad was served raw chicken breast. And when he sent it back, he was told he would have to wait until all of the other diners were served - and then if they had any left they could bring him some. The manager listens to the residents, but he just tells them what they want to hear. He doesn't do anything about any of the issues that they have, which is mainly the food.

When we toured with Palmetto Landing, we were passed off to many different people. The facility is larger and I felt it would be hard for someone using a walker to navigate. It was also a lot more expensive but I felt that they did not offer more for the money.

My loved one does not like the food. They don't have staff in the dining area, and kitchen. Sometimes the food is cold. It's inexpensive. I really appreciate[name removed}who helped me from A Place for Mom. We picked this community, because It fit into our budget and after the tour, my loved one seemed to like the place. My loved one loves their apartment but the food needs to improve.

Now that they have hired a new house keeper the cleanliness of the community has really improved. When we do come to see our loved one we have seen a few meals and they look appetizing with nice portion sizes and a variety of choices to pick from. Every time we come to visit there are always activities going on, they have a full time activity director that provided so many different things for the residents. We do like how the residents have the freedom to walk around the grounds. Compared to other communities in the area we do think this value is worth it. We would recommend this community to other families to come and check out to see if it will be a good fit for your loved one

I think Palmetto Landing is a very good facility and a good value. But it isn't the right fit for everyone. I would encourage families to make sure their loved one is thoroughly evaluated before being placed.

They did well with the family. They need to improve on communicaton. We picked this community because, it was close to family.

The facility was brand new and had very few residents. It was a good tour experience.

Unimpressed with almost everything. There is exactly one nurse that works here that seems to know what they're doing. Everyone else is either resistant to new things, doesn't know how to communicate regularly with a family about the resident, talks a good game but when it comes to action doesn't seem to really care. If my dad didn't have a girlfriend here that made him very happy I would have already looked for another facility. I understand that they are short-handed but if one person can make the effort and go above and beyond more people should be able to do that.