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Speaking to our loved one, they are not happy with the food they say it is pretty terrible. however even with the covid restrictions they are still doing small activities as much as they can.

It is a very nice community. The staff is professional and does a good job. It is a smaller community as well. There are a lot of restrictions due to the pandemic. The restrictions are understandable though.

The staff is very friendly, supportive. The activities director is very energetic. They respond quickly to any questions or concerns I have about my loved one. They seem to really care about the residents.

This community has a whole calendar of events from bingo, chair aerobics and a walking club. They also have arts and crafts, sometimes the residents will paint and during the holidays they may make decorations. They also have game and movie nights. The calendar is broken down by cognitive vs physical. The engagement director, she is fantastic. The food is fantastic, and the chef is amazing. Our loved one only eats certain things and the chefs caters to all of her wants. They have a very nice variety to choose from. The care takers who are with my mom day to day are amazing, they are so kind to her.

We like the facility very much, the facility is very clean. My mom made some friends there, and the staff is really nice. They even called and checked on her after we moved out. The coordinated with her dr. and in house therapy very well. We would come back if we needed to.

The staff does very well in caring for us. The community is very clean.

The community is very well run. The staff impresses me daily.

I would recommend Atria Cherry Hill. The staff is very friendly. I feel my loved one is well taken care of. During COVID, the community is promoting socialization by having residents stand in the hallways. Even prior to COVID they made sure the residents are participating in activities, to help meet people.

The activities guy, [name removed], is outstanding and incredible. [name removed] gets the residents up, active, and involved with the activities. My loved one fought us tooth and nail to not go. Once she got there and got to know other residents she loved it there. She made friends, medical care, trips, and the staff became like family to her and the family. The Manager, [name removed], she gave us great care and information. She was everything. The chefs changed a few times while my loved one was there. My loved one complained at the beginning. However, after a medical treatment they made sure they had a hot plate of food waiting for her to make sure she was taken care of. The community was able to take over all the prescriptions, give my loved one the medicine, the doctor on site was able to assist her and care for her. When my loved one passed away in the community, the residents sent us cards of condolences. The staff was able to give the comfort that our loved one needed and to the family. We were able to work with hospice in this community, and hospice knew who the doctor was for the community.

One thing we really liked about this community was the administrator, they were very knowledgeable. The rooms are typical size. The culinary department seemed to be very good, they gave us a box of scones which were phenomenal.

We chose Atria Stafford because of [name removed] the activities director. She knew my father, so we had a personal connection, she was great and she loved my mom. We took my mom down here and she loved playing the piano. The room sizes were on the smaller side. My mother shared a room with another resident. An incident we did have was we do not believe she was getting her medications from the nurses because they were finding them all over her room. Sometimes when we would see her she wasn't well groomed.

We chose Atria because of the location, it was close to our house. The room sizes are very small. The food is alright, but they do have a variety. My favorite part about the community would be that the staff members really try to engage a lot of the residents to participate in activities. I would recommend Atria Stafford.

We chose this community because of the staff. They appeared to be concerned and involved with the residents. They stopped to talk to them, interacted with them, and treated them with dignity and respect. I was looking for a comfortable place for my father to be where he wouldn't be just another job, I wanted staff members to be engaged and they fit that bill very well. The room sizes were very large. I have eaten there and the food was very good. I would recommend this The Residence at Salem Woods.

We chose this community because it was newer and it was also close to where I lived. The room sizes were generous. The food was institutional like. Sometimes I felt like they didn't cater to the age group with their offerings. I would recommend The Residence at Vinnin Square.

We chose this community because it was close to where he used to live, the place looked nice when you walked in, it was clean and decorated nicely. Most importantly it did not feel like a hospital. The staff was very friendly staff. The room sizes were great, the bathroom was a nice size for wheelchair accessibility. The food was delicious when we ate there for Christmas dinner. Some of the activities included were, memory games, light physical activity, musicians who came in to play, movie rooms, arts and crafts. They also took the residents out into the community for movies or lunches. Our favorite part about this community was the cleanliness and the friendliness of the staff. Anytime I needed to talk someone, they were always available.

I was very impressed by the actual physical appearance of The Lighthouse Inn facility. Materials used were high end, with a light/bright appeal. However when I took into account the fees at this facility it was clear there was a premium cost to accompany the appeal. Their all inclusive fee, was not quite "all" and I could imagine that any long term stay could become very pricey. If appearance is key to your selection then this facility would suit you/your family member well.

The staff i had most contact with were aids, which were difficult to work with, they were on their phones and not very attentive at all. They were severely understaffed with aids, and a large overturn. No overnight nurse for the resident. But their COVID protocol was outstanding, they were completely on top of it. I would recommend this to a family or friend. The location is beautiful, they have gardens and large areas for the residents to walk around.

We thought they were pretty good. The community was always kept up well. The staff was also very nice. The care was ok, although my mother repeatedly tried to escape and they didn't seem equipped to handle some of her behaviors. The food was awesome at Atria and the activities were very nice, although my mother didn't often participate. The restaurant was very nice and we enjoyed eating there. We did like the place a lot!

When we go there, we see it is always very clean. When we had some issues with my bother-in-law, the staff was right on top of it and wonderful. They were even the ones who brought the concern to our attention and since then have been very on top of it. They have been in constant communication with us regarding the Covid-19 pandemic and not only what they are doing to protect the residents but also how my brother-in-law is doing emotionally. We really appreciate their level of communication regarding this. They have daily schedules of activities normally, and during the community lock down, they have allowed residents to go outside and get fresh air and are also planning to set up meeting spaces for families to safely visit the residents. They are allowing us to FaceTime him when we want.

During my mother's stay at The Residence, the community has mostly been in lock down. From what I have heard, it has been good. Under the circumstances they have been working very hard and have also been transparent with us about what they are doing to keep the residents safe. We get weekly communications regarding what they are doing and they are alerting us whether or not they have had any cases. They have also tested the residents twice to make sure they know exactly who has what and where. They have also shown a lot of compassion towards us and our family. They do try to get my mother out of her room when possible, while keeping her safe at the same time. The director has been very responsive to my questions or concerns and has shown a lot of compassion.