Inspirit Senior Living

Great visit. Seems like a great place. Director was very helpful and patient with all our questions.

This is the place. Independent with just the right support. Apartment has full kitchen, washer dryer and large bathroom. Social needs, plus meal plan.

Great atmosphere, can see my mom living here.

I'm fairly satisfied with most things here, understaffing is the biggest problem I think that they have. Some of the staff were fantastic and some were horrible, the second half don't do the minimum that is required for their job assignment, but that's only half. There are some who do 150% and seem to care more. Communication is fair and some of their activities include - bingo, arts & crafts, planned outings, music, and outside activities & parties when the weather permits.

Our family had an in person tour and it was a really good experience. The women who gave the tour was just the loveliest person you could of met. She gave us a ton of information. However the tour of the facility was extremely short and it could of been because the community is quite small, but we still found everyone to be very welcoming and we were even able to go by and see a residents room and speak to them.

We did a virtual tour with Oak Hill Place and it was good, the location of the facility was just not appropriate for our loved one.

Staff deserves a 5 star rating, especially [names removed]. They know their residents very well and really care about them. The place itself is dated and needs renovated and the food served is just average/nothing fancy.

Recently toured. A wonderful and beautiful place for Assisted Living. Residents and staff very friendly. Unfortunately was disappointed with the Memory Care portion due to small public spaces and the tiny outdoor space for them. (Almost seemed like an afterthought) Which was sad because the rooms and rest of the facility was perfect.

Prior to my mother moving into this community, she had friends that already lived here which makes a difference in trying to getting adjusted. Mom is very happy here she really likes it. She is doing the activities they offer and making other friends. The staff is very helpful and nice very knowledgeable about filling out insurance paperwork. Mom seems to be liking the food. The location is perfect it's very close to me.

The staff did a great job with our tour, they took their time showing us around and answering our questions. The community was a bit larger than what we were looking for and we had some concerns about the step in showers and the two different floors for our mom but the atmosphere was nice and the community appeared clean.

My Mom has just been here for a month. So far I have been happy with the facility. The staff are very friendly and respond to the needs of the patient. The food is very good and my Mom really likes it.

Everything has been satisfactory so far. Staff is accommodating. Safe enviornment.

After I got the money ready for the down payment for mom to move into her new home everything went real smoothly. The staff is real friendly and the janitors even helped move mom in too! I am really pleased with the friendly staff and nurses letting me know the status of mom and when she needs her meds filled and everything else. Mom is happy and she is already calling this her forever home.

I've been here just under a month. My biggest disappointment is that this not truly an independent facility. There are too many people here with care givers and others that just belong in assisted living. That defeats the purpose. Fees are a little higher than I expected. Housekeeping schedule is not consistent. Dining room service is sometimes very slow and I've heard complaints about amount of pasta on menu. Most staff is friendly. Do like the 3 meals being provided. It's hard to get to know people. I moved from out-of-state, which is not the case with most residents. Would help if nametags were provided. Activities are limited as almost all are within the 4 walls of the building. But, this is where I'll live for as long as I'm able as it is convenient to family.

We had been looking around for Mom's extended care and "A Place or Mom" contacted us. although we were pretty much decided on Greenfield Assisted Living, our Place for Mom consultants recommended it and our confidence was confirmed both in (A.P.f.M) and (G.A.L.). What is interesting is the number of local institutions that contacted us as a result of the immediate action of A.P.f.M. There were no stones unturned in what began as a desperate search as Mom's dementia was growing progressively worse. We are very thankful that such compassionate ministries are available to us and others who suffer like fate and exasperation today.

The hosts were very friendly and helpful. They were very supportive of my dilemma of having to sell my condo before I could move there. They gave me a month for my deposit for a unit, with the understanding that if I didn't sell I would get my deposit back. I was unable to sell my condo and got my deposit back. The entire facility and the apartment I viewed was very nice. Actually I would have loved it there. I didn't like having the main meal at lunchtime. Also, there was no choice of the main entrée. Since I don't like fish, I ended up with a sandwich. Overall the food was Ok, tasty. I stayed for one activity, play bridge, no one showed up.

This is a new facility so I like that everything is modern and up to date as far as standards. It also helps that the staff is well established but not burnt out! The staff is very accommodating and helpful in making the process as streamlined as possible. We had looked at this facility as it was being built but life circumstances didn't allow us to be able to take advantage of this facility until now, but we were very glad that they still had an opening and could accommodate our move quickly and smoothly.

From what I remember, Foxbridge could have been an option for us as well. It was more on the assisted living side and it wasn't as new as some of the other places we were looking at so that's why we didn't choose them.

I love Foxbridge and my husband is adjusting well.

For the most part Foxbridge is very nice. Although the residents with dementia have no independence and are put to bed by 8pm. Their level of care at times can be frustrating, but I have experienced worse care at another facility. Donna, the director, is new to the property and she is trying to make a difference. I think the meals could be better. Foxbridge has four buildings; the Oak building is for assisted living residence, the Pine building is for assisted living and the beginning stages of dementia, Spruce is for residents with later stages of dementia, and the Magnolia building is for residents in the poorest health. Most of my experience has been with the Spruce building. The staff is very friendly but they have to arrange resident's medication schedules around their own schedules. For example if a medicine is directed to be given on or after 8pm in the Spruce building the medicine is administered at 7pm when the nurses are readying the residents for bed. I do not agree with this method, but the nurses have to follow a schedule so they can be at the next building to administer medications. Foxbridge, like other facilities, is understaffed. Some of the residents in the Spruce building look bored, there are no activities for them to help slow the progression of dementia. Sometimes housekeeping can be inconsistent as well. But for the most part they take care of their residents and all the residents here seem happy. This place is much better than where mom was previously.