Legend Senior Living

We knew this was the place solely on our mothers reaction, she said "it felt like home."

I would highly recommend the community to others for their loved ones. The food is excellent, and the community is willing to work with dietary restrictions. The staff are friendly to work with.

They where our second choice. They was very caring and friendly but we decided with another place in the end.

I would highly recommend this community. It is not cheap but they are taking great care of my loved one. She is in a great place. They have activities like art, bingo, dominoes, birthdays, movies, entertainment from the outside, outings, and they take trips to Walmart.

I thought Legend was a really nice facility. We ended up visiting 3 times. They let mom stay for lunch a couple of times, and she spent a couple of hours there just visiting. When it came to our decision, she’s a country girl and felt a little out of place. It was just a little bit too nice of a facility for her taste.

Very accommodating. They are always looking to involve the residents with everything that they do. My loved one suggested that they make one of my recipes and they actually made it the next day and served it to everyone. They try to include everyone and it is really nice. Because the facility is new they still have a few kinks to work out. Like having a driver to take the residents around to appointments and places they need to go. As the place gets fuller and they have full staffing we are expecting all of the services to happen.

This has been a good place for my loved ones. There are not a lot of food choices for vegetarians, even though the community said they had them. It would be nice to see more choices for dietary restrictions available for the residents.

The price was much better then other offers we were receiving from other communities. Also the cleanliness, friendliness and willingness to accept our loved one was big for our family, especially because of our loved ones situation.

Our family had an in person tour and at the time we were informed by another facility that Atria McCandless only offered personal care and not true assisted care. It is a very very nice facility, we really did like it but at the time it was not what our family was looking for.

Our family was able to have an in person tour and Anthology is a beautiful facility, but the outdoor area was skimpy and kind of small. Also the community sits by a main big road so the location was just not the best.

The facility is clean and well kept.

The staff they have are very friendly and dedicated. They have a new activities director in place and this is assisting with more activities for the residents. I would highly recommend the community to others for their loved ones. The community is smaller; however, it feels more like a hotel.

I would tell others that this community is probably better than most. The activities were limited due to the pandemic. They had indoor activities; however, it didn't seem like the staff was proactive in getting the residents engaged in them.

My loved one was a "problem child" and the deal with my love one very well. We weren't sure if she was going to stay and if this was going to work out and they were really good with here and got her involved. I would recommend this place to anyone. Everyone has a great attitude and is very thoughtful. My loved one would like it if there was a little more variety with the food and more choices.

Overall the experience has been pretty good. They have trouble holding onto staff, probably because they don't pay very well. But generally it's a pretty good experience. To be honest, I'm not thrilled about being in an assisted living place, but for having to be here, it's not terrible. I have my own space, with my own things. People are friendly and helpful for the most part. Compared to a nursing home where I was before, this is wonderful.

They have lost some staff and things have started to change since then. There are less people to do things now so the activities have slowed down. They still do stuff on the assisted living side but for memory care they are more dependent on the staffing and they have still been going on outings. I would recommend this facility and feel that it has it ups and downs but overall it has been a good place.

The meals and dining service at Sunrise is usually pretty good. There are activities like bingo, movie night and card games, but it seems like only a few residents and the same residents participate in them. The value for cost is not bad, but still pretty expensive.

Our family was supposed to have an in person tour with Willow Bend but the meeting we had prior to the tour took way to long and cut into their next appointment so we were not able to tour. We were a little disappointed but they people we talked to were very nice, they gave us great advise and questions to ask at the other communities we were visiting.

When we first toured Rosewood Assisted Living we were very impressed, and the staff members we had met with were very helpful and friendly. We just felt that it was going to be the right fit for our loved one.