Morningside Elite Management

I picked this community because it was on your list. It was close to home. When we visited it seemed like a good choice. It was no long term contract.

The atmosphere is good and everyone is friendly at this facility. It's clean. I definitely like it better than the previous facility that my loved one was in. I'm just not always happy with the quality of care that my loved one receives. I'm hoping that it's a 'getting to know you' process and that things will get better. Sometimes I think I expect too much, but it's my loved one....how can you not? As far as the staff, as always, you have some good people and some not so good people. It's a smaller facility. My loved one chooses not to participate in the activities, but I know that they do have them available. I haven't tried the food, but I've heard no complaints from my loved one. I've heard similar quality of care concerns from friends with loved one's in other facilities, some that are much more expensive. So I kind of feel like this just is what it is and that it's like that everywhere. Overall, I think I would say that yes I'd recommend this facility to family and friends.

The food was tasty and they did offer a good variety. The staff did provide good quality of care but when it came to the billing especially we felt they could of been a lot more communicative. A lot of our questions would go unanswered or not be answered in a timely manner.

According to our loved one the meals are really good but they do tend to get a little repetitive. They also have a lot of activities for the residents to participate in.

Tour was nice but cost was too expensive compared to other options.

Tour was nice but too expensive compared to others

The memory care wing looks like the assisted living wing and I like that. My loved one has a private room and a bathroom with a shower which is what we were looking for. We are still trying to get acclimated and used to everything and staff are getting used to us since we have only been here a short period of time. We have not had any issues with them so far and are hoping for the best.

The woman who gave the tour was very nice and knowledgeable. The facility is a bit older.

They did not respond well to the call button. There were several times my loved one had to go to the bathroom and they did not make it in time. She got up early and they would come change her and then they wouldn't take her to breakfast for another 2-3 hours. I think that they were short staffed which had a lot to do with it, but it still had an impact on her. The staff were willing to listen to the issues that we had and they tried to make adjustments.

My loved one has been in this community for 3 months and when the panic button is used they do not respond well and can take up to 3 hours, one time it even took 12 hours for a response. The meals for my loved one he does not like chicken. It seems like they have chicken for every meal so a lot of times he just does not eat. My loved one has also requested over 20 times for someone to come in the room while he takes a shower, every time he has been told that there are not enough staff for him to have someone do that. The employees that have stood by and helped him with showering have been reprimanded due to them not being able to do this per the employees. After 11pm the staff disappear and can not be found and if they are found they are found sleeping even when the panic button is pushed.

This is a run of the mill community for your loved one. Nothing special and nothing really bad about the community either.

For the price, it's a safe clean community. The communication from the staff is good for covid but not nearly for family updates. I would recommend this community to others

We chose Sunrise of Blue Bell because they needed respite care since their care taker was out of town. The biggest issue they had was with the food is she says there is not a lot variety on the menu to choose from. It is hard because we were not able to go inside the facility due to quarantine.

Since we installed the camera inMoms room I have noticed the hard work, dedication and compassion [name removed] has shown my Mother. I also have noticed most of your staff who just come into Moms room and put food, drinks, etc. on her bed table and leave. I have asked [name removed] to please serve some soft foods and soups for [name removed]......she has very few teeth. I hope this letter brings our family some hope that Mom can feel better.......afterAll she will be CELEBRATING her 100th BIRTHDAY on [date removed]!!! If I am allowed to help in anyway concerning Moms’ care, please don’t hesitate to call on me! Please let [name removed] know, she is doing an excellent job and others could learn from her ruff and gruff techniques! She manages to keep the residents clean, gets them to eat and drink and if time permits, A HUG OR TWO TO START THE DAY!!!!????

My husband has not been in Poet’s Walks long enough for me to accurately evaluate the care he's been given. There have been problems with him missing some of his meds but I think that that has been resolved. I do think that they are doing their best to keep the residents busy and involved in activities which is a challenge during this pandemic.

I didn't have a positive experience at this community. There was issues with my loved ones infection and this lead to further issues for my loved one. There were a few times where my loved one wasn't being bathed when I visited. Most of the staff was nice and cared for my loved one daily. The community worked with me on some items I had concerns about. However, this community was undergoing several management changes at this time. The price was reasonable, they initially worked with me. Due to my experience, I moved my loved one out of this community. I can't speak to the community currently. From what I have heard, there have been other people that have had similar experience to mine in the past.

I would like to know the owner of this facility. So sad I have my my mom in their care. I have never seen so such miscommunication in a facility. Also the aides need to be Reminded the residents are paying a lot of money for staying there which is paying their salaries. It deeply saddens me that my only wish to win the lottery to get my home.

Cardinal Village is a very nice place. The rooms did not have kitchenettes and that is something I want for my mother.

Supposedly all levels of care from Independent on up but all the people we saw there were solidly in the Assisted Living category and the pricing *begins* at Assisted Living levels PLUS any level of care. The semi-private rooms were tiny and smelly. Felt dreary and institutional. Food choices described were clearly repetitive and bland. Definite pass. The woman we spoke with was helpful and when she realized we were blindsided by the AL and up pricing suggested another Morningside location nearby,