Legend Senior Living

My mother has been in Sunrise of McCandless for a little over 3 weeks now and we are very pleased and happy with all the staff. They have went out of their way to accommodate my mother's needs and have made her feel at home during this difficult time in her life. I would highly recommend this place to anybody who is concerned about putting their love one in an assisted living. A very trustworthy and caring place.

They have been great. We are pretty happy with them. We haven't had any complaints about the food whatsoever. I would give them a four and a half.

Overall I think they do a good job at The Windsor at San Pablo! My loved ones have only been here a short time, but they seem to be settling in well. The staff is friendly and caring, and the facility itself is well kept and clean. They have a lot to offer the people who live here! The food is decent, and they've got a good variety of activities and events (I do think it would be nice if they had a few more activities planned with the men in mind). So far we're pleased with our choice!

I have a friend who lives there. Very nice place with a very caring staff. Great activities and good food. seems like a wonderful place to spend your later years in comfort.

Very clean and welcoming environment. The staff members are friendly and caring. The residents are very welcoming.

As someone who has toured numerous facilities in this city, I can honestly say this facility is the upper crust! The staff is friendly, helpful, and smiling. Too often, these types of facilities are housed with low paid individuals who seem more bothered than accommodating. The facility is gorgeous in appearance. It is super clean and there is no smell. This place is very near major travel arteries and very easily accessed. The amenities seem to be a notch higher in quality than you’ll find elsewhere. They have additional assistance available on-site should you or a loved one need a little extra help. You will also notice that the scene seems more alive. Other places sometimes feel like “ghost towns.” That is not the case here. There are always plenty of activities and outings to attend. A lot of places the food is miserable. This community actually gives you a choice most meals. I would highly recommend this place should you need retirement living, or even retirement living with a little assistance, in the OKC area. Trust me. You simply aren’t going to find better for the price in OKC!

It was a family decision to put my parents in The Windsor at Ortega. There was a lot of back and forth discussion among the family members, and we decided on The Windsor at Ortega. Everybody there is super friendly. My dad was very resistant to the idea, but the people at The Windsor at Ortega have bent over backwards to help my dad adjust. He's a 92 year old ex military man who is pretty set in his ways, nevertheless he is adjusting well. Everybody there is very helpful and they are doing very well.

We had to make a very difficult decision after the Dr's. At senior diagnostic center did not feel she should go home because of her dementia. I had been working with a counselor at A place for Mom. She helped me in the decision making. Legend for the last month has worked with mom getting her settled in. It has been a positive situation.

She likes it and seems to be doing really well. The staff is helpful and friendly. She likes the food and the people. They have stuff to do, and I heard that they have a new activity director. She hasn't complained about anything really. Overall they are doing pretty good.

My mother loves living at The Wellington. She experiences being cared for by all employees, from the administrative staff to the housekeeping and dining room staff. As an older person feeling respected is essential for emotional, mental and physical health. She has it all at The Wellington.

I've been very impressed. They regularly check up on my mom. Everybody has been very friendly, and the building is beautiful. The dining room is luxurious, although my mom has been a little disappointed in the meals.

It was beautiful, and they seemed to be very attentive. Everything was very elaborate, they had a guest bar with deserts and such. It was overwhelming for us, like a 10 star hotel with too many decorations, and was just too overdone. It was very upscale, and just not a comfortable environment for us.

The cleanliness, the friendliness, it is gorgeous. It is like being on a cruise ship except you are not rocking. She has done bingo, she helped create the Christmas ornaments, she's done caroling. They have someone to come in every week to play piano, and there's wine and cheese on the weekends. The other thing is that when I called Dawn, who is in charge of the admissions, she invited us to lunch before my mother came and saw the place. The food is excellent!! My husband were very impressed. I think they could improve the disbursement of medication; it's a good thing my mom has all her marbles because she knows how many pills and which she should be taking. She's has had some issues where she has had to send people back to get different pills. Overall, we are very happy. The Windsor stood out as a step above.

My siblings and I are very happy with Sunrise Senior Living in Upper St. Clair. My Mom seems to be pleased as well.

Toured the facility. It is not a five star resort, but then the prices reflect that. The rent is month to month, and the apartments are not furnished, but furnishings can be supplied. Pros not too big that a person can get lost, easy access with two elevators, nice court yard area with screened lanai. The facility is geared around social interaction, and encouraging people to mingle and talk. The various amenities include lots of living rooms with televisions, games, a library, a small "spa", a "gym" with a treadmill and recline bike, and several types of dining areas ranging from a place to get a cup of coffee, a more formal dining room, and a "kitchen" style dining area. The apartments are small but laid out well with features such as nurse call pulls, a spacious walk in shower, and hurricane windows. A nurses station provides care and the staff can set up doctor's appointments as well as arrange for transportation to and from doctor's offices, they also deal with medications etc. The staff are friendly, and not all the residents are wheelchair bound. [removed] I did smell the faint scent of ammonia/urine in places, but I can't be certain if that was from the facility or not.

There are extra costs and changes in level of care and sometimes there is a long wait for assistance, dining and medicine disbursement

They were understaffed. But that seemed to be the same at many facilities we visited. The staff was pleasant and helpful. There was just not enough of them. The food staff seemed especially short handed. The facility seemed to have different group activities every afternoon, happy hour, sing alongs, ice cream socials, etc. The residents seemed to enjoy those.

I would recommend. Staff turnover is the biggest negative. I head this is not uncommon in a lot of these facilities. My dad feels very welcome and safe there. The staff that is there is great.

The residents and staff are all family. The staff is great at knowing names and making mom feel like they know her. Green Tree really is a great place everytime I visit her. Which is 2x a month. She said meal times were too early and short. Other than that, it's great!

At times it felt like the staff was overwhelmed due to patient demands and staffing numbers. The staff was the main reason we chose this facility!