Inspirit Senior Living

They could never get the care services right. It is such a new property, so they were still working out some kinks and they were extremely short-staffed on the weekend; I couldn't find anybody, and that was the worst. I was on their side, but they could never get it together and just gel well-enough, so my loved one had to move out.

Saw Judy for tour. They have "stations" in the hallway of the Memory Care side of the place, to engage the residents, but none that would interest mom at all. Whole place is carpeted... would need to get mom different bottoms to her walker (she has tennis balls, now). $2,500 up front community payment and then monthly rental of unit. They have in-house beauty parlor and, to some extent, physical therapy. Place was clean and smelled good, and the staff seemed friendly and nice, but it seemed rather uninhabited. They have a nurse on the premises 24/7 and would call 911 if mom needed to see a doctor. That's not ideal. Maybe they could call me first? No place for mom to be, outside her room, with her feet up!! That's not good. Wonder if ANY place would?

My loved one is at Maple Court Blue Harbor Senior Living I have found the staff friendly but hard to find in the office and there is no communications between the workers. I have had a very hard time getting my insurance field. The only entertainment I have seen is TV. The working staff with the residents are good but short staffed and worked hard. These ladies are very kind even when they are tired, The rooms needs cleaning more often than once a week with a wand cleaner, I Have Not found my loved one dirty nor the bed soiled MY THANKS GOES OUT TO THE OVER WORKED LADIES Thank you,

We toured this community while looking into senior living options for a loved one. Overall I just was not very impressed by Creekside Terrace. The facility itself was clean enough, but it felt a bit dated and just had somewhat of an institutional feeling. The community layout also wouldn't have worked well for my loved one, it just did not feel secure enough.

Coordination to place my father at Windlands South went smoothly. My father did not acclimate well so we removed him from the residence after three weeks. The BIG HEADS UP for all is you are charged for three months in addition to the deposit. The business is not concerned about your family issues, once you have departed; they only want their money. Coordination to finalize the bill was not handled well; as no one seemed to have the authority to finalize the financial transaction.

I do like the facility but they did a wrong evaluation. We basically had to move in the month to another part of the building. I told them all that she would need but they sent someone to the house to evaluate her. And they decided she needed less care than what I had told them. She was not getting the care she needed. So we were told that she would need to be moved to another level of the building. I was a little disappointed in that ordeal. It does seem to be getting better.

Overall I think they've done well at Foxbridge Assisted Living, and are doing a good job taking care of my loved one. With one exception the staff have all been wonderful to work with. You couldn't ask for a nicer bunch of caregivers, and the gentleman who runs things at night is very nice. We have had a few issues with the "house manager", her lack of attention to detail doesn't inspire a lot of confidence. Another thing I'd like to see them do a bit better would be to have a larger variety of activities. But overall we're pleased with this place, and would recommend it to others.

We toured this community when we were looking into care options for our loved one. We didn't really like the look of this one, it would not have been a good fit for our loved one. It was a larger community, and getting to activities or meals would require walking between different buildings, which we thought would be hard on someone with memory issues.

Overall they've done a good job taking care of my loved one. They've got a few issues they need work on, but over the time that she's been here I've seen that they are diligent (albeit a bit slow) when it comes to making improvements.

They are clean and friendly, but there have been some issues that have come up. There were requests to have some things done to the room and those have not been done. The maintenance is not so good. The meals are sub-quality for the price of the community. Peanut butter and jelly should not be a daily standard. The population of The Gardens is quickly becoming an assisted living and not an independent living community. They seem to be willing to take anyone who is able to pay. It is driving the more independent residents out as quick as they can go.

I had a great visit. Friendly staff, staff knows residents, nice residents, good food. I am not interested in Holiday properties unless I can't find anything else. There is too much variability between communities and they are more expensive and they have frequent (substantial) price increases.

I'm not entirely pleased with this place, but it's better than nothing. It is more conveniently located than some of the other communities we toured.

$2850 is too expensive without VA or Choices assistance. I'm not big on tall buildings.

1-2 bedriin 1450 + 6.50 meal + 25 hskpg + electric + 150 move in

Nice, however, maintenance may be lacking. Door broke to pod for two days that I visited with my brother and then with Dad. Good intro deal. Changed plans to work with us. Snacks, good atmosphere. Plenty of room.

has dementia care facility

Not a great area. Crafts room. Salon. Utilities incl.

did not like the neighborhood. liked the interaction between the staff and residents

Too expensive when you add in the cost of getting the care she needs

Was impressive but does not meet our criteria.