Nile Living

The food is what my father use to call "Wisconsin Truck Stop" meaning it was pretty uninspiring. That was the biggest drawback, he lost a lot of weight there. We liked the apartment and the people, but the food was big problem.

We have had some problems with some things being stolen from my mom and had some problems with the staff there in recognizing that she has dementia and often times things are misplaced, but things have definitely been taken and the way they deal with that has not been well. On a positive note I have spoken to the director and I believe things have been resolved in that area. The activities have not been consistent, but they have a new activities director so things will start to stabilize.

The staff is extremely nice. However, they are very understaffed, and that makes a difference. It takes a while at times for things to get done, and the care services can sometimes suffer a little because of lack of being adequately staffed, etc. The food there is also not so good. Not a bad place, and certainly wonderful people, but I just think they need more staff.

We have not been pleased with their ability to promptly provide the adequate care schedule needed for our loved one. After a month and a half, we are still giving the facility an opportunity to improve on this aspect. We have faith that they will eventually be able to provide the care that she needs.

Too far away and too darn costly, they're all expensive but this one especialyl and this was never a consideration. My daughter and I interviewed these people together and it never clicked with either of us.

Has the advantage of excellent views from this tall bldg and really close proximity to downtown.

Calaroga Terrace was nice, although under remodel. The elevators were extremely slow and would be a confusing maze for my father. The parking situation is not at all good for visiting families. The memory care area was in need of sanitation because the smell was a little overwhelming. The studio apartments were much smaller than Russellville and the price was a little higher.

A clone of both Bayberry and Alpine in construction.

We toured Brookdale Eugene Alpine Springs while looking at options for my mother-in-law. I really didn’t like the community. It was so close by. It was also new and beautiful, but it was just so big. We walked through the place, but we could not find any staff. We did find someone to help us eventually, but when we went on our tour, the person who was guiding us did not know the answers to our questions. We also found out that they only want people who are independent, but my mother-in-law needs some supervision. We toured on a Thursday, and I returned on a Monday to hand in some forms and ask a few more questions, but I arrived at the office to a note on the door – NO ADMISSIONS. I tried to find out what the issue was since we had toured so recently, but all I was told was that it was some paperwork issue, and I couldn’t get any other feedback. Overall, our experience here was not positive, and we ultimately chose another community.

Managment is having real problems here. Medication timliness is an issue as well as staff turnover. The management problems trickle down to the residents and make for a disruptive living situation. The staff is not capable and cannot care for residents in a supportive and productive enviornment. Very disappointed.

My biggest issue with all of this was the prices, depending on who you talked to including the bro sure they were all different.

Nothing was working, but it is getting better. Things were not finished in the apartment. My loved one does not like the food becasue at times it's a little bland. Sometimes there is a decent meal. They never have things, that is listed on the menu. Overall, it has been a struggle, and it needs to be updated. It's very old. My loved one does not really like it there.

Horrible location. Lobby area cluttered and felt dirty. Apartments very nice

It seemed old and run down. Not what we were looking for.

We recently toured. Moving to assisted living is very hard decision to make and transition can be very stressful. We wanted to truly know that we're making the right decision to move to this beautiful facility. This is why we decided to stop by on a weekend. When we arrived there was no one at the desk to greet us. After a long wait several residents approached us if to help. While waiting we asked the residents how they liked living there. They were very happy with the food and care helpers. They voiced ill feelings toward the administrator not listening to concerns uncooperative to help and cold. We were told if you move there don't expect too much from the administrator but everyone else is fine. The conversation with residents was concerning and confusing to us.

We showed up for the scheduled meeting and the contact wasn't there. Had not received any cancellation or request for change. Have not received any follow up since. This one off the list. However, kudos to the activities manager, who happend to be there on his day off and took extra time to give us a walk though.

I have been very disappointed recently with care issues and billing issues. I have attempted several different ways of dealing with issues and staff is unable to follow through. No response to emails or phone calls. I am left with writing a poor review...maybe that will get a response? I can only hope.

Truly disappointed found out that they have cameras at the facility but nothing is taped to overlook personally canNot see how this would be helpful found out that employees are stealing from employees very concerning considering if they can steal from their father fellow employees that they would still from the residentsWas told it would be at my best interest to get ahold of metalSorry to get a hold of the American Medical Association

Visited here 9/27/2014. No pool. Many disabledesicents. Nice to walk to mall.

They just got bought out by another company, so it’s all gone downhill. Things have changed drastically. The staff has turned over a hundred percent. It’s just not the same place that it was and I’m not feeling optimistic.