Holiday by Atria

Full independence is a must, the food was sub par, be prepared to supplement your diet. My Dad's shower broke a week before the [date removed] and their solution was to have him use another empty unit to shower in instead of calling a real plumber to fix it. Only at my intervening did it get resolved after 1-1/2 weeks.

They reimbursed her because she had to move out in the middle of the month. They already took the full month. Reimbursed her then the next day they took it back. I had to threaten legal action to get her money back. They still didn't reimburse all of her money. It makes you wonder if someone is not looking out for these older people how many residents do they do this to. It was terrible.

The reason for that is not so much most of the people but [name removed] was so horrible, the place I'm at now have about 21 people that came from Crescent Heights have also said the same thing don't get me wrong most of the people were friendly and helpful One of the perks was supposed to be housekeeping once a week. Anyone looking for a place should check out how their meals are scheduled and when they can wash their clothes they only have one maintenance man and he's very hard to get hold of

Ask plenty of questions of facility present and past. EXAP-Elevator not equipped for multiple equipment . 2 or 3 walkers is all it can handle. Elevator maintenance needs should be address with Corp heads. Was there maybe 5 weeks, Elevator down 8 times. Personally speaking, I would liked to have address them Personally. It's really sad they are not what you really see when you visit for Apartment. Staff did what they could. Corp Mgmt can't have Mangers cooking and cleaning.

What they could improve on would be An accurate portrayal of resident expectations, mobility, health, etc. With those areas of improvements we would possibly recommend this community to other families.

For one the food is terrible. They can't keep people in the kitchen. ALWAYS running out of food. My sister is lactose intolerant but they mostly serve Ice cream. She asks them all the time if they can serve something other than that. The facility its self always looks clean. The rooms are not cleaned on a regular basis. They just recently renovated instead of paying the help more. They might be able to keep help if they paid more. They used to have a man that drove the bus and he was able to take residence to appointments and outings 6 days a week. He quit now they have a guy that only works 2 days a week. All of those residents aren't able to get appointments on those 2 days. Sometimes the maintenance man has to take people to appointments and grocery shopping.

I believe the ratings I gave pretty much says how I felt about the place. The manager was certainly not a nice person and didn't seem to have the care for the residents that she should have had.

The staff, if you can find them are not very friendly. Anything would be an improvement on the food... they would put this menu out for the next day and not have what was on the menu. I would not recommend Echo Ridge, it is not a good value for the money.

My ex decided that he could no longer live alone in his house so my daughter and I visited the woods at canco and thought it would be perfect for him and recommended it to him. He picked out an apartment and moved in [date removed] and has been clear that he is miserable there. We didn’t realize that he had been living as a hermit in New Hampshire except for working and going to casinos regularly with limited personal interaction. A survey for expectations of desirable on-site amenities may have helped my -ex., [name removed], find the right elder living facility or independent living place.

Have had issues with the shower. Took them 5 months to fix it. They got a new maintenance man and he fixed it. I am now waiting for them to put a shield to stop the water from running onto the floor. Waiting for a key to the back door but that has not happened. We were told that they were going to change all the locks on those doors and give us keys. I use the back door because it is close to where I park my car. Maintenance is slow. They only have one man for the facility. 4 months is really unacceptable.

So disgusted with a resident who enjoys spreading false statements abt. me as this happened again this afternoon & if I approach her, I'll be told [profanity removed]! We AREN'T in junior high!!! Also so tired of getting sick from the food!!! Not that simple for me to move, been here since [date removed] this yr. & so depressed!!! My mental health is declining!!!

Experience - food is a big issue Cleanliness - residents are a little sloppy Friendliness - staff is willing to listen to issues but follow thru is lax. Meals - poor quality, cold, under cooked, runs out of food options on menu Activities are minimal. There is nothing outside, no bus, no travels. Value - questionable

Willow grove was sold to me as an assisted living. No way in hell is it! They tried collecting money after my aunt was moved out . We fought about it and until I threatened a law suit for false advertising, they weren't backing down. Once I mentioned getting an attorney, they backed off AND changed their website from Assisted Living to Independent Living.

My husband and I lived at Canco for exactly 1 year. The current director started there just before we came and when we were there was working very hard to get things turned around. There was a major renovation of the common areas and the results were lovely. The problems we experienced were mainly due to 2 issues, the first being the person in charge of leasing told us many things that never materialized including there are no BBQs, picnics, birthday parties, gardening club, cooking club, craft sales, etc., and very little in the way of outings. The garage we paid the fee for the first month was never cleaned out. The black mold all over the siding on our patio and the entrance to our apartment was supposed to be powerwashed off the day after we signed the lease and never was. The second big issue is there is not enough staff so everyone has to do multiple tasks and it stretches everyone too thin which in turn affects residents.

My mom hated it there. It was way more money than it was worth! She has moved to another community for less than half the cost and now has her own kitchen, 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, and it's for seniors who are 55+. Several other residents have also moved to this other community.

Staff were all company people. They need to care more about the residents. I do not recommend Maple Suites!

Keep looking go there as the last resort.

If a close look at this place it is ran much like a pyramid business. Corporation makes the menu out for all Atria houses, they send menus every month, corporate provides the food, they decorate with moderate paintings and furniture, The food is the same every week. This is labeled independent living but it is controlled by a company that lives elsewhere. they raised the leases after a major renovation . I keep saying I don't have to cook or do dishes .

Avoid Willow Grove as they sell you on services then do not provide.The vegetables were often overcooked. The food was too salty. My mother is a diabetic. She gained weight and her blood sugar count went up due to the high carbs in the diet.Many times the meals were served cold and late. Told she would have laundry access then after she moved in told she could only use it after hours. I am very disappointed with Willow Grove. I thought this was going to be a place that my mother would be happy but was miserable.

This holiday location was quite a mess and not run well during my mom's stay. Understaffed, disorganized, she definitely was not provided for as promised. Very disappointing. I hope things are better now for the sake of the residents.