Juniper Communities

We have been very pleased with Juniper Village at Preston Hollow, they get all 5 stars. What sticks out most about the facility is the friendly staff and they take excellent care of their residents.

This community is always very clean they do a really good job with that and all of the staff members are good people. What we have seen of the meals they look to be fine. Bingo is a big thing here and [name removed] is their activities coordinator who does a lot of things to really get the residents included. They are about at 50% capacity and the facility coordinator [name removed] is so sweet and is very engaged and has been helpful with the process. We would absolutely recommend this community to other families.

Tour was excellent and comprehensive. All of our questions were covered by the staff’s comprehensive overview of the various programs and how the facility operates.

Juniper Village is a beautiful setting with a management and staff who are committed to residents’ unique needs. The activities staff engages residents with lectures and concerts. Residents can also participate in exercise sessions. The setting is clean and spacious. The staff addresses residents’ unique needs, ranging from personal care to meals. I have found a home here.

The place loves very homey and everyone there staff wise has a smile on their face .

I visited this very home like community . I was greeted as if I were entering someone’s home with friendly and helpful staff. The tour of the community was very thorough and all answers to my questions were answered. The dining menu had so many delicious choices and the activities calendar has a variety and something lively for everyone. They even have a summer concert series and so many engaging events coming up. I saw a private large spacious room with a renovated bathroom with new lighting, fixtures, and walk in shower. Beautiful newly renovated courtyard was being enjoyed by some residents and their families. Such a nice experience! I would recommend to anyone looking for a friendly home like community with some historic charm!

I toured The Devon Senior Living and it would have been our other choice, because it's close and within a ten minute drive. It was very nice; we took the tour and had no problem, but when I called after the tour to discuss prices and no one ever called me back. So that sort of phished me towards other community. The Devon had very nice people who seemed very caring.

Juniper Village has been great so far, every time we speak with our loved one she is always talking about who nice and wonderful they are to her. They really do show genuine care and we would absolutely recommend this community to other families.

The Landing is a beautiful residence with caring staff for all of the residents. They can't do enough for my Mother. I would recommend it to anyone that can afford it. The cost is high but I have peace of mind that my Mother is in a good place

All the staff are very friendly and always wearing a smile. Everyone is always willing to lend a hand. Any issues or concerns you have are addressed immediately and they keep you in the loop with it all.

They were there when my dad needed them and walked me through how it all works.

Pleasant surroundings, attentive staff, excellent food.

We absolutely loved The Landing at Washington Square, it was a fabulous place. We worked very well with the staff here and they were amazing with communication and calling us with any updates or concerns. When we notified them that our loved one had passed away, they sent a note and flowers. I would highly recommend The Landing to others.

Mom loves the food . They have two hours of activities, in the morning and afternoon. They have had sing-alongs, baby ponies, arts/crafts, word association games-there is a lot of activities. If your loved one mother has dementia, they keep them stimulated. There is in house physical therapy, and an in house medical nurse and doctor. The care is very good for dementia patients. They keep them going and active. Mom likes to walk around and chat. They even painted all doors different colors-orange-blue-yellow, so it also keeps them stimulated visually.

We felt very comfortable having Mom there, and she felt good there as well.

My sister toured Juniper Village at Chatham and absolutely loved the facility and the staff. Unfortunately we just felt it was not the best fit for our mother and wouldn't fit her needs, but it looked like a great place.

We had a very good experience, everything was really good and our loved one was overall very happy and they were very happy with her. We are even recommending some neighbor's to go check out Juniper Village for their loved one. Sometimes after 7pm it was a little difficult to gain access because sometimes there wouldn't be anybody at the desk so that is maybe something they could work to improve on

My mom loves Juniper. The staff there is great, and they all take great care of my mom. They keep me informed of everything that goes on with her, and they are always friendly when I visit. I have no negative comments about Juniper or about A Place for Mom.

Juniper Village is definitely a place where they care about not only the residents, but the family members too. When I initially spoke to the woman at the facility, I talked about getting POA from my mother. Originally my mom was very resistant to that idea. They were able to give us the names of a couple lawyers, which was great because I would've never thought of that route. She let us know that we didn't have to use them, but could contact them for direction. That was tremendous for myself, because I wasn't sure how to go about dealing with the process of POA. The lawyer we chose was a huge help for us. Other facilities didn't offer that. I was able to sit down and have a meal with my mom and it was vey good. I spoke to other places and they were nice, but Juniper went the extra step. When we went on our tour, the tour guide during that time went the extra mile - gave us her personal number and allowed us to contact her after hours with questions. That was such a huge weight off our shoulders with having a parent who's transitioning from leaving home and moving into a senior living community. They went out of their way, in ways that other places didn't seem to be doing.