Holiday by Atria

My parents just moved in and the staff were extremely welcoming especially [name removed]. She was so helpful in helping them move and get adjusted. They have already met so many friends and are loving the activities. [name removed] and [name removed] have been extra kind as well.

Hunters Pointe has wonderful, caring staff. There are opportunities for activities in house and around town. The meals have a nice variety to choose from, and are served just like being in a restaurant. My brother really enjoys living there.

Everyone there is pleasant to be around. The employees are very helpful and professional. The atmosphere is wonderful and they keep the place clean. The employees go out of their way to make sure all needs are met. I am thankful for Forsyth Court and feel comfortable with my parents staying there.

People and staff are very nice and my mother feels comfortable there. People love to help the residents in any way possible. Very clean place and kept up and updated for people with Disabilities. My aunt was not getting treated fairly at her senior living Facility so my cousin asked if we liked it and she is coming there Saturday and that way my mom and her sister can live a few doors down and visit and keep one another company.

This home has helped my great grandmother among IMAGINABLE measures!!! We were so scared of sending her to a home, we’ve heard so many sad stories of the elderly becoming depressed - that’s just not the case here!!! Her spirit and personality has started shining through and she hasn’t been this happy in AGES! Highly recommend, even I wanna live here now haha!

For Blair house, i would give them all 5's on those questions. They were awesome. My dad liked it there, but needed more care than they could provide so we had to move him.

Having lived here through a change of ownership, complete remodeling of the interior and many staff changes, I remain happy and satisfied overall. The vacations are wonderful and very quiet. Also close to amenities.

All is good

My mother moved to Holiday Gardens two months ago and she is very happy there. When I first toured the place, I noticed how friendly and happy the residents were. Then I brought my mother there and she noticed it, too. The residents genuinely like living there. The staff is very responsive to concerns and care about the residents. This was a good move for my mother.

This is the place you've been looking for.

5 for all categories. My father is very pleased with the life that he is able to lead there and grateful that we found Maple Downs. My father is one of the Ambassadors at Maple Downs and enjoys meeting with prospective residents and their families to answer questions that they may have. During a recent conversation that we had he commented that he is grateful for the full life that he is able to lead at his age and that it is nothing like the life he would have had if he was still living at home alone. He is aware of the rising cost of living and commented that he is very glad that he no longer has household and automobile expenses.

They are not holding up their promise...a little dishonest...The meals are great, the apartment is very small, it's safe and clean, people who live there are friendly... Some of the staff is not friendly. We picked them because of the one month free rent and they haven't given it to him yet

It's a lovely space and landscape and has a lot of small areas to hang out in and lots of activities. My mother also says that the food is good.

Great community with all the amenities. I would recommend to others.

It's been a great experience and I would recommend to others.

It seems the staff here really cares about the residents. I would advise anyone who is looking for a place to give it a try. It is more expensive than a regular apartment but here you are part of a community. The food is ok, not great. It's a good community and so far I'm happy here.

We chose this facility because it was the closest to his dialysis center and doctor. At the time, we thought he'd be there for just a few months. But it became his permanent resident. The rent has gone up 11 times in the past two years. In [date removed] it was [price removed]. Today it's $[removed] for the same studio. The new administration has changed to autopay. So now we don't even know how much more it will be until they withdraw from our account. There is a high turnover. As soon as someone starts working on a problem for you, they leave the position, and then no one knows anything and you have to start over. Needless to say, some things never got addressed.

My overall experience was positive but one minus was having to park my car outside - definitely a minus in the winter. There are a small number of garage spaces but these are only available if a resident dies or moves and the waiting list is long. Also there are four floors and only one small elevator. Poor planning on the architect's part. Very clean, well-managed facility. Very friendly and helpful staff. This is really a good facility for people who are still ambulatory. I noticed too many people who were moving in when they were really in need of more assistance than was provided. Meals were excellent and dining was fine. However if one needs to have meals delivered to their apartment there's an extra charge. The meal schedule wasn't good for me. Breakfast hours were too late for me because I needed to be at my parish by 7:30 so I had to make my own breakfast. Activities were well-planned and interesting but I didn't have time to engage in many of them. This facility is not a good choice for someone with limited resources. The monthly rent was raised when I lived there and it proved to be too much for some of the residents and they had to move to a different place. I really liked the staff at Birch Heights and the apartment was nice. However I found it a bit too "cliquey" for me. That's not unusual for congregate living but too many people didn't seem to have a group that welcomed them and invited them to share a table or an activity. Birch Heights works best for folks who are ambulatory (With or without a cane, walker or rollator) but might not be good for an elderly person who needs support services unless their insurance covers those needs). That's what makes these decisions so difficult for families trying to make a good choice for a loved one without a support system. I know my experience was different because I was still an employed person. I'm glad that you're there to help people make an informed decision for themselves or a loved one.

We were looking for a place for my Dad, who is independent, still drives, but for me, I needed peace of mind knowing people could care for him if he needed help. Palmer Hills checked off all the boxes. He has a studio, and it feels much bigger than expected once we moved him in. The balcony was so important, he can put out his bird feeders and the outdoors. The staff is helpful, the food is decent and overall we’ve been happy with the decision. This really is an all inclusive independent facility (meals, laundry, housekeeping etc.), not to mention doesn’t break the bank, like some of the other facilities out there. It’s a great option and definitely worth the look!

5 across the board. Price was high for a studio but it worked best for Mom. I was happy having her there and everyone was so nice! I would live there as it is just a Retirement facility but it's too $$ for me!