Health Dimensions Group

Sylvan Crossings had availability quickly when I was needing to move my loved one. The staff here is very good. They seem to handle his care well if not better than where he was at previously. I would recommend them to others.

The thing I like about Sylvan Crossings and a few others is they don't make you put any endowment in. I also like that it's very small, my husband is more introverted. It's in a suburb, far away from any main streets. He has a nice room with a beautiful green view. The staff is friendly and the food is homemade everyday. It's so far, so good! I was glad to find out about A place for Mom; I was recommend by my daughter's friend who is a social worker.

The facility reminds me of a resort/hotel, friendly and caring staff, lots of activities available

It's a good place If family member is getting dementia. The head nurse is phenomenal, and the director is not. The doctor that comes in to visit is phenomenal. They are both the reason that I stayed.

This is our first experience but so far we appreciate their willingness to work with us and make the improvements that are needed. The staff are very friendly and they have a good team working on activities so they are trying their best to provide the residents with opportunities to get involved.

This is a pretty good place. The meals aren't the best. It would be nice to have a new chef to bring in better selection of food and better tasting food. The staff are pretty good to work with, except for the registered nurse who is the "doctor on site". She is a physician assistant it is hard to schedule with her to see your loved one and she is hard to get ahold of. Some of the activities available are bingo, movies, church, and more for the residents to choose from. They have physical and occupational therapy on site as well.

Our family had an in person tour and this community just felt very clinical.

We really liked Apple Creek Place and almost went here, but we heard they had major staffing issues at the time.

When we visited Dimensions they had just hired a new director. It was a nice place but it was not the right fit for my loved one. It seemed a little too loud and chaotic.

Like all communities and all businesses they are short handed. They are trying to handle things the best that they can. They are not getting the quality of workers that they would like at this time but everyone is dealing with this at this time.

Pretty good. Good friends. Needs supplies.

I would recommend this community for your loved one.

Country Manor is a small community focused on memory care of the residents. The staff turned out to be super loving and caring individuals for my loved one. The only other thing is at time they could be understaffed. They handle problems very fast and professionally and they listen very well There is a specific nurse that was just amazing and went above and beyond her job in caring about her clients a lot.

There is quite a bit of staff turnover here.

We chose Country Manor because it is only for memory care as opposed to mix of assisted living and senior living, so the care is more personalized. They do have a good variety of activities provided for the residents. They seem to be doing a good job with keeping staff and I would recommend to others.

The community said they take eldercare, but I think they have only a set amount of positions open. The community is neat and clean, and the staff is very friendly. The food is good, and they do have activities available. I would recommend this community to others.

It's really handy to be independent here. They have the facility set up where you can just be in your own room but then leave essentially for meals and little outings. But then also, it's good to have that transition available if things do decline over time. And it definitely doesn't feel like a nursing home. It feels like a normal apartment building. I see quite a few other residents that are quite able bodied. One of the residents is really lovely - she made my loved one a wreath as soon as he moved in. The other residents are nice as well, and will say hi as you pass by. The staff have been very friendly. I know they're struggling with staffing right now, which I don't blame them for, but it would be nice to have more help for my loved one. We've run into some communication issues, probably also due to staffing. But we're also worry warts. We'll call ahead of time if we know he has an appointment or something coming up, and make sure everything is in place. He loves the food, but he isn't happy with the portion sizes. But if he could he could snack all the time all day, he would. From the meals I've seen, they give fruit, salad, potatoes, a little bit of everything that includes the whole food pyramid, which is nice. I really enjoy seeing him getting out a lot, doing bingo and stretches, and that's so important to me. They offer plenty of other activities too, including a guy's coffee group, and a prayer/rosary/religious group, which is nice.

We chose Stoney River because of the convenient location. The facility itself it spacious, the hallways are very wide and they have plenty of room for residents to spread out if they want to. It is new a fresh and they have bright colors. They have a wonderful patio in the back that they can access but they cannot wander off the property. They do zoom calls and send newsletters to keep families updated on what is going on. When covid came through the building a couple times we immediately were updated on the protocols and what was changing. I would recommend to others looking.

The community is expensive, but they all are. Some of the staff can be hard to work with, because they are overworked. The room was full of Asian beatles in our loved one's room during move in. I've been able to see my loved one twice since move in and this is because of the pandemic.

The community seems to be really good. The communication is good and this seems to be a good place to go. I would recommend this community to other