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Happy with my choice.

Assisted living has a lot to be desired; especially for the elderly who need more than carpet sweeping in the apartment.

My parents have a very nice apartment here with an expansive deck. They are choosing to move out after 2 years due to what they describe as inedible food. They have made numerous complaints to the manager. They have joined with others to cook meals in crockpots & share. They often go out to eat so are basically also paying for meals they do not eat. I wish this facility could correct this deficit.

I moved into this community just before COVID-19 restrictions in March. Normally, 3 meals per day are served in the dining room. Now meals are delivered to each of the 15 apartments individually. I like this place. The location, all the basic services, and amenities. My one significant problem is the food. The meals don't even come close to fulfilling what a nutritious diet should be. Meat and potatoes are featured at every meal plus a "garnish" (including breakfast) of vegetables and apples/oranges for snacks. The soups are bland, diluted broth with a few leftover vegetables. It would be GREAT except for the food. I am expecting a choosemyplate.gov for older adults. That is also tasty. The food here is bland and have sugary drinks and cookies are served 2X each day. These large servings of meat and empty calories are not suited for our residents many of whom are affected with diabetes, COPD, and arthritis +++. The frail elderly require education about good nutrition. The average age in this community is 80 y.o. We need large amounts of tasty vegetables, whole grains and fruits, and much much less protein, i.e. meat and egg reference.

I liked how the place looked and loved the location but their incentives weren’t good enough

Very honest community. It is a good value for the price. People are very friendly. I was in a time crunch to find a place due to rehab discharge date and they were able to work with my timeline. The food here is disgusting, it is one step up from a high school cafeteria. I have food allergies to fish and cucumbers. When they were serving in the dining room they were able to work with my food allergies now that the food is being brought to our rooms they do not accommodate anyone's food needs.

My mother in law is not happy. She does not like the food, they have talked to the management but nothing has changed. The staff is very friendly and helpful. It is clean and smells good. They have a good amount of activities. My in laws feel that the other residents are not very friendly. The other residents are not very inclusive at all. They are having a hard time with the quarantine and having to stay in their apartment. They miss their old independent apartment, they don't realize that they need the care. Valencia Commons has limited outdoor space for residents to use.

Sweet staff. Lovely grounds. Nice apartments. Some residents not following rules on non-smoking and so some areas smelled of smoke. Did not try food and wished we had.

Clean, remodeled recently. Rooms are on the smallish size with an awkward layout making it a bit difficult to furnish.

In transition. Very dated and worn. Renovation and update scheduled but not until this coming year. Too late for my needs.

The staff is very friendly, but they are understaffed and they can't keep workers for some reason. House keeping is not very good. The food is ok but they need more help in the kitchen ... Sometimes the wait for food to be served is very long .

Very nice facility and staff. Price is reasonable, services sound good.

Pro's - Nice facility with lots of activities offered. Con's - Food and meal service. Wait staff is not friendly at all. Food is poor quality, not many options. A lot of the same over and over. - Building maintenance staff not responsive or qualified. Complained the entire time he was in my mother in law's apartment and was unable to fix the issue.

The three of us who visited are not in agreement and are ambivalent regarding a decision. This was the only place that was where we wanted to be and who would accept my 53 year old son. I am looking at other centers which will accept my son next year. I have an appointment for [date removed].

Loved the ravine side of the building.

Felt a bit to sold like a realtor for a condo unit but very nice facility.

My Mom has been in this facility for 4 years now. Everything about the Springs has been great until the last year concerning the food. My Mom is not one to complain about anything unless there is a need. The quality and quantity has taken a major dive. For instance, there use to be 4 to 5 choices of fruit for breakfast, now only 1 or 2. The choices the residence have are not appetizing and no one is listening to their complaints. The added reason I am writing this review is because my Mom has not been feeling well so has had her meals brought to her room. Every time the meals are cold and not what she ordered. I find this very unacceptable. Nutritious and appealing food is a vital part on ones existence especially the elderly. This has got to change.

Canyon Meadows is 21 years old and shows its age in their suites. I didn't like the access and it is situated on a hill, so unlikely that residents would be able to go for walks or wander to the mall etc...I did not try the food, but I hear it's very good.

Canyon Meadows is 21 years old and shows its age in their suites. I didn't like the access and it is situated on a hill, so unlikely that residents would be able to go for walks or wander to the mall etc...Did not try the food.

Conveniently located near town services, Parkland Hospital and local businesses, Birch heights offers services, programs and activities designed for independent living seniors