Milestone Retirement Communities

One should not have to chose between good personal care and activities, certainly not at the prices charged. The personal care ends once the contract is signed. Ask about staffing ratios and have a meal before you sign. How can one caregiver handle 10 residents or more during the day with dementia and provide personal care and attention? We all assume there is some required level of attention in these facilities, not true. [removed] If you do admit, visit often and speak up for those that cannot. Hold the facility accountable for the services you expect and are paying for. Be vigilant of your resident's care needs. Note physical changes and notify staff. Do not rely on them for medical supervision.

I am not usually a negative person, but I have been so frustrated with Skyline Place. My parents have been residents there for 1 1/2 years. The positive is that most of the workers are kind and gentle. My biggest complaints are the poor communication and the constantly increasing cost. The director is slow to address/resolve concerns. We have trouble getting packages delivered to the correct room (three incidents)and getting requested services (bathing) to happen when scheduled. Some services that were originally offered have been reneged with no reduction in monthly fee. The meals, that a year and a half ago were fantastic, are now and have been medicore for months. Our biggest problem is that we really don't have much, if any, choice of assisted care in the area. I really won't and can't recommend Skyline to anyone who asks.

I have moved my husband from Sand Sage . I cannot comment on the assisted living side of Sand Sage of the Highlands but is my opinion that they should not be caring for those with advancing alzheimers. The staff in the unit are not properly trained. After only a month since my move he has IMPROVED not declined. You can read my review on the Sand Sage website

I had to move my mom at the first of the year. They are very friendly but they are short staffed and really didn't give the service we were promised. New management at the end of last year didn't help the situation,

I would not recommend this memory care facility to ANYONE. The whole picture was awful. Not enough staff, not clean, high amount of items "disappeared ", meds were not given on time or correctly & even though we moved him in October, we're still getting bills

I would tell anyone looking into Flagstone Senior Living to look for a different place for your loved ones. They really need to improve on their staffing here. We are disappointed and frustrated with the lack of care, lack of concern, and lack of response whenever we voice our concerns.

They are understaffed, and unorganized. They did not provide what they said. The price for memory care in general is far to high. They had trouble keeping her clean (she is incontinent) and keeping her bed clean, and they lost her bedding and clothes, they lost her tv remote and stuffed animal. My mother was having trouble chewing her food, and no one noticed. My sister and I on several different occasions noticed, and I mentioned it to the staff, who said they would give her more chewable food, but it never happened.

Upon move-in we discovered the carpet was FILTHY. My bare feet were left black after several hours of moving them in. The woman who ran the place literally THREW THEM OUT upon finding out they had Covid , which they themselves went to get tested for & reported immediately to the staff. She forced them to get on a bud and ride 3 hours to a disgusting "nursing home". She verbally assaulted & was incredibly rude to my mother & her husband & they did not understand what was going on. The food was awful, the facility was dirty and security was nonexistent. Once my parents were evicted for having Covid, they never went back. I would never recommend The Renaissance at Ponca City.

My loved one was there a short period of time. I would never use their memory care unit, but I cannot speak for assisted living. My loved ones clothes often disappeared. When you walk in, there is a stench and it smelled like urine, and it makes you wonder if they are really cleaning. My loved one fell a few times, and I was concerned. They don't have enough people, who are attentive to the residents.

Another commenter said if your loved one isn’t independent and needs help with most or all daily activities, this may not be the place. My mom had a dog who was not getting walked,,my poor mom was living in dog waste. My mom lost so so much weight. She then had a fall and was picked up by the ambulance. The facility didn’t reach out to follow up on my mom. We would send email after email and never get a response. We would even cc higher up management and days would go by with no reply. She was in memory care and a lot of our emails were regarding getting her reassessed to see if she needed a higher level of care. Again if this isn’t for memory care, this may be a good place but you’re a loved one who needs extra tlc due to dementia. It may be a more affordable than others but you get what you pay for

My mother moved into the memory care unit for three to four months in 2017. It is hard to put into words just how horrible our experience was. She had multiple falls, I found her naked on the floor several times, she along with her bedding, her curtains and carpet were covered in feces almost every time I visited. She would not get cleaned up, nails trimmed, bathed, urinated clothing changed and the list goes on until I was there to see to it that these things got done. Orders by her doctor were not followed and we just couldn't get her out fast enough. I believe that her care was like it was because she was on Medicaid. She was finally put on hospice and her hospice worker worked tirelessly to find another place to accept her and did eventually and she received the most amazing care that she had deserved all along. I don't know how places like McLoughlin place in Oregon City can even stay open they should be shut down immediately. They lost all of her clothing and even her teeth!

I would tell others that they promised a lot of things that did not happen. The medical staff here is really lacking, we could not trust them. The administrator tried to fix things but it just did not happen. They were not proactive, they were reactive to any issues. We ended up moving him out of here. I would encourage people to meet with all of the key staff before moving your loved one into any facility.

I would recommend to keep looking for memory care at another community. The cottage my loved one was at, was wrong for them. There were other residents that walked into my loved one's room and messed it up. My loved one moved into another cottage that is better equipped for him and other residents in similar assisted living.

If I could give this facility a less than zero, I would. [Name removed], the lead person in the bldg. for 28 residents, basically asked me what I was doing there. Very unprofessional and rude. The facility itself smelled like urine throughout the whole building. There's no way I'd put my loved one in here!! Cost is a lot higher than other facilities we looked at too. Definitely NOT worth the monthly cost.

3 hours to answer a call light. Seriously We really needed this to work and it did not. Everyone was super nice at first. Once moved it, it was totally different. There is no care available on weekends. I would go check on mom and have to su

My mother's stay was horrible. She had alzheimer's. She was there for six weeks and in that time she fell 8 times.She suffered a broken wrist and possibly a broken hip that went undetected. On one of my many visits the staff didn't know where she was ,she was found in a Male patients room with the door closed. On two different visits I found caregivers arguing with her. I also found feces covering the toilet, on the bottom of her shoes,on the carpet and in her laundry basket and on the wall. On same visit a caregiver told me her lamp fell and broke . I found broken glass in her nightstand and in a decorative urn. Her blanket and mattress pad were found on another patients bed. Caregivers are diffinetly under trained and under staffed.I moved her to a wonderful place where she passed only weeks later probably from the poor care she received at Mcloughlin place in Oregon city Oregon. On the day I moved her one of the caregivers told me that my mother wasn't treated right . I give this terrible facility ZERO stars.

Deteriorating community. Workers are college students or kids that don't find jobs. No knowledge of senior care, they are there to make money. Heard many tell sob stories to residents to try to get extra money. Surrounded by low income apartment building with people screaming around at late hours. Also has casino building near some apartments. Loud music at weekends. Seems to be no control of who comes and goes in alzheimer section. Food is undercooked or burned.

I Would find it cathartic to reveal the downfalls I see at Arbor Rose but am limited to 200 characters and our experience is with the memory care unit only. Please know there are many residents on medicaid beds ,in fact the majority in memory care and are unable to move to another facility unless an Altec bed becomes available and these don't come up often and go quickly. So, you guessed it, they are stuck!!! Those who have a choice seem to move on quickly, although moving isn't easy. Do your due diligence and carefully as placing a loved one is a difficult decision at best and I would hate to see anyone stuck. Review complaints on file and fines given. Know not everyone speaks up and although this is the me too time folks are afraid to say what really goes on.

Took my step dad .... after 3 months of searching .. wrong choice! the very first day he moved in within 10 hours hs dog was kicked out. I went 2-3 times a day the first week because he had lived in the same house for over 50 years, the dog also lived at the residence his whole life. The very frirst time he opened the door = dog ran out, he got put out. The very day after we moved into the Mansion At Waterford they posted a sign that bedrails are no longer allowed. My step dad is 78 with parkinsons (for 10 yrs) one of the need requirements are bedrails ... one of the reasons for placement were frequent falls, along with falling out of bed. We just had the bed delivered and he was afraid to go to sleep cause he knew he would fall.. not to mention the time in responding to his press button that costs double life alert that we had./ i went up one night to take him an ice cream and he resorted to sleeping in the chair for fear of falling. Acouple thousand later- new bigger bed... meanwhile everytime i went his mouth was dirty toilet FILTHY. The administrationion personel who worked there 2 wks prior when he moved in got fired, new personel never even introduced herself. My step father told me he fell and it took them 4 hours to respond- that's when i went to administrator- and mentioned she wasn't very professional to not of introduced herself and how i would be removing my step dad /due to the conditions he was living in- his feet were so cracked he could hardly wald from dry skin. [Removed]- BUT I PLACED HIM IN THERE? They do not care for the elderly by no means only about how they are going to take their money

One disappointment after another. Transitioned through major turnover of staff and administration. Now have an Administrator [Removed] who dances around the issues with lies and empty promises and nothing ever changes. [Removed] is in charge of the memory care section and is so rude to patients and their families. She is not even a nurse! She is a nursing assistant with NO formal memory care training. [Removed] raises her voice and upsets the patients. Your family member is NOT safe in this place. I wouldn't let them take care of my dog.