Meridian Senior Living

We toured The Meridian at Waterways during our search for an Assisted Living facility for our loved one. This facility was very nice and similar to another facility in the area that we toured and liked. However, there were no balconies in the units and only windows that you cannot see out of when seated on a couch, for example. The sales staff was super and the follow up was just what I would hope to get.

The majority of the staff at Gentry Park are wonderful. Just like anywhere else, you have people who are more helpful than others. They are a new facility and are working out the kinks. The meals are decent. Again, they have been working out the kinks, but the wait staff and kitchen staff are delightful. They take recommendations from the residents seriously and incorporate them into the menus. There has been no communication directly from the facility, but I do not expect any since it is Independent Living. When I have questions I reach out to [name removed], who is wonderful. When I visit, everyone is friendly and interactive. They know my mom and like to tell me about her shenanigans. I would recommend the facility and so would mom, but know they are new and with new comes certain obstacles. They seem to be unorganized and it takes them a long time to address big facility issues but they are addressing them. For example, the door system is supposed to auto lock and the residents have a key fob or code for entry. That has never worked and my mom was told it will be awhile because the system won't work because of some issue that are costly and it has to wait to be fixed. This has been a MAJOR annoyance for my mom and some of the other residents. Accessibility is important to them to reduce walking distance. Also, the smoking section needs attention. They have 2 metal benches out in the sun. It needs a cover and new seating. And the curbs exiting the side doors and entering the smoking and dog area need to be redone and accessible for people in walkers. The curb is way too high and I see people struggle on a regular basis. It's a hazard for anyone using those doors. My mom also said that she'd like more outings, like to restaurants and events.

Our family had an in person tour with Landings of Sidney and we really liked the tour and the community but it was more then what our loved one could afford.

What we like most about the Landings of Sidney is the staff team, they really are a good bunch. Our family really likes them and our loved one who is a resident there really likes them. Based on the experience we have had so far, we would recommend the Landings of Sidney to other families.

Assisted Living at The Meadowlands is a very nice place overall, although in our family's experience there, the nurses seem to take a while to answer calls.

It's the nurses, housecleaning, dining, and other staff that make Chapel Hill a great fit for my mother. Staff are excellent. But the administrative side needs to increase their van driver recruitment/retention efforts because missed medical appointments due to driver unavailability is problematic and should be avoided at all costs.

Our Mom is a resident at The Country House in Westchester. The staff is friendly and helpful. The facility is clean and pleasant. They have excellent activities for seniors. My mother enjoys the food choices and has made friends with the residents. We would highly recommend this facility to family and friends.

We really like Chapel Hill Senior Living a lot. We really appreciate the friendly staff and residents there as well as the overall cleanliness. Based on the experience we have had so far, we would absolutely recommend this community to other families.

We are happy with our choice. Each of the residents, is given a menu for the week in their apartment, and in the dining room. It's helpful. Turn over at the management level is becoming concerning. Clinical staff is still great! Everyone is friendly and approachable. [name removed], the current director, held the first 'family forum' which was very nice. She didn't shy away from any question. It was very nice to have an open conversation regarding good and not so good things.

The care givers were excellent and very good with my mom. The facility and amenities are excellent. The food was very good, and activities appeared to be fun and appropriate. I say appeared because my mother didn't participate. I would recommend to others.

I toured Cypress Place and it was a good tour. The staff and overall friendliness was very good. The cleanliness was very good, also. Ultimately, we decided on another facility in the area.

We have had a good experience with The Meridian at Brandon for our loved one. We are pleased with all the services they offer for our loved one. The staff communication is very good when the family has questions or concerns about our loved one and the staff are responsive. The Meridian serves three meals a day for the residents. There are multiple options for meals, and they offer all day dining options.

I looked at 7 places before choosing a facility to live in. I love it here. I like the fact that they have a board of residents and we have meting every month and are able to voice our complaints or ideas and praises. I think that is wonderful. The staff here are just marvelous. I cannot say enough good things about them. The administrative staff are great as well. We have transportation that takes you many places and plenty of activities to participate in. I am in a wonderful apartment with all stainless steel appliances. The washer and dryer is in the unit and that has been great. I also have a wonderful view from my apartment. I enjoy the food and if there is something on the menu that you might not want, you turn it over and they have a whole page of other things that you can order. I am really enjoying my stay here and would absolutely recommend The Preserve at Palm-Aire.

I think it's a nice place overall. I like the activities that they have - concerts, etc. Some of the activities have an extra fee, but I think it's worth it overall.

Our family had an in person tour and the community itself seemed really ice and it was a good second choice. However the room that was available for our loved one was at the very end of the corridor and it just seemed dark to us and not as bright and welcoming.

If your parent has more of their faculties, I think this could be a great place. It is full of activities and vibrancy. It's a very social environment. But if your parent is in the advanced stages of dementia like mine was, I'm not sure this is the place for them. I think my father could have been redirected in better ways, and I'm not sure their staff was prepared for or capable of handling him in the best way. There were also some issues with billing, and we were only there for a month. We were overbilled, and it took quite a while to get a refund.

It looked nice and was great. It was more expensive but had more space. It was clean, and the staff was friendly.

The facility is beautiful and they have really good medical staff. The sales ladies especially are amazing. The only problems is they keep having issues with getting medications ordered and they are short on staff. Some times the food is amazing, and sometimes it is not good at all. The kitchen manager is great and they just hired a new chef, so I think it will get better. It is a new facility and they are working on these issues, I think there will improvements made soon.

I toured this facility and wasn't crazy about the Memory Care Unit. The Memory Care unit was very sad looking. People were in wheelchairs, slumped over. But the facility was very pretty and the Assisted Living side tour was nice.

The food is not that great and small portions, and staff (front desk) is useless. They know nothing and are not helpful at all. Other than that everything has been great. They can improve by, getting better food, serving bigger portions and hiring more knowledgeable staff.