Oakmont Management Group

This is a good, clean, modern community. I like the food. I like the people who work here very much. Lots of different kinds of people. Staff provides interesting activities.

When it comes to the meals, stop trying to impress with fancy names, just cut the salt/spice & serve good tasty food. The value for cost is ok for me but high for others. Economy sucks but what to do???? I would recommend this community to others, but it depends on tastes and or needs

We picked them because of the fact that they would take her. They were one of just a couple who do the Hoyer Lift. And the location

We picked them because of the location and services. The experience was mostly positive.

My first year, the fees were raised 27%. That was totally level of care, cost per point (their cost system) and rent for room. It was quite a lot to accept all at once and will shorten the time until my sister will have to go on medicaid. Going in, I would recommend having a clear understanding of how they compute the costs and how much they can increase and how often. It can be every six months.

The facility is very nice however when we tried to talk about finances-what it would take to get into the facility as a resident- we were not able to get a clear answer.The facility is clean and well maintained and it is the best place we have seen for what we have been looking for.

I liked most of the nursing staff and helpers but the food needs work. Based on the experience we have had so far, we would recommend this community to other families.

Oakmont has a wonderful staff. The facility is clean and very well maintained. Lots of activities if a resident wants to participate. Delicious meals. Outside seating, too. Many outside musicians come to entertain.

Overall it's been a good experience at Ivy Park at Sabre Springs and much better care and value for the cost compared to [communities removed] where she was before.

Clean facilities, weekly room cleaning and laundry service, helpful staff, reasonable meals, suitable activities, and friendly residents make living at the Ivy Hawaii Kai a very comfortable experience.

It was OK met the needs we had. We picked it because of the availability with no waiting list.

My only comment is that if a senior needs a lot of assistance this is not the place to be. We are having to pay for outside additional caregivers to come in because he needs more help. He is in the assisted-living side, but he needs more one on one help that they don't provide. The parking for visitors is also horrible, which is a big problem for visiting.

The breakfast omelets are awesome. You pick the ingredients. Some of the food could be better, but they have to budget too. The residents are extremely interesting. A 96 year old walks quickly for a mile everyday in the beautiful courtyard. Several of us have dogs. The President of the residents is putting together numerous little gifts for a school with poor students. I know their Christmas will be memorable. There’s a lady who loves to quilt . Many of the residents had a great job, and there are numerous veterans. I love the fruit they have like apples and bananas. There are various activities like penny cards, jigsaw puzzles, cooking, etc. When you look,check to see if the people appear happy. Things aren’t perfect , but they are really pretty good. You have housekeeping , laundry, etc. You can also do your own laundry. Help comes right away if you push your pendant. You will know if it is right for you.

Just the typical tell you what you want to hear to get you in then it's different once they are moved in. Few examples: My mom is very active in general. During orientation they mentioned that they have a great activities coordinator and there is plenty to do. Most of the time she sits in her room and watched TV and complains she is bored. Overall just like her last place they over promise and under deliver. They have a high turn over rate with staff (just like her last place) which makes it hard for the workers and my mom to get to know each other.

I moved into the Ivy Senior Living on [date removed]. I had just been released from the hospital and was a little skepticle about leaving my house of 50+ years. But after seeing the monthly costs decline (electricity, water, food, no maid services, no grass/maintenance), I became spoiled. Ivy provides 3 meals a day, weekly maid service, and vans which can scheduled for DRs, Dentists, shopping (for things you don’t really need but want). There are 30+ events that you can attend (or not, your choice). Field trips to several beaches , Waikiki , restaurants, and more . For some of us that realize that we may have only 15 or 20 years left, we can attend the chapel to attend a sermon or weekly Bible study. I attend as a resident and an occasional old deacon comment. The Ivy is not the home that I raised my children but is now my Ohana. My adult children and old church friends are all welcome to attend. There are still so many things and new friends to enjoy here at the Ivy.

What we like the most about Crescent Landing is that the staff are friendly. The activity director seems to be very vested in the guest and we would recommend this community to other families

They have nice, and friendly staff. We picked this community because it was more within our budget.

Easy to move people in.. improve on the tiered pricing for additional services offered ,food quality compared to what is advertised , overall they are filling a need

The cost is much more reasonable but the care is basically the same. The major difference is that they use an outside service called Senior Doc. A PA or Dr visit instead of my having to take her to her appts. It's made a huge difference. Getting her & her walker in & out of my car is exhausting for both of us. They also take weekly vitals. The only drawback here is that they don't respond to maintenance requests. The drain in her bathroom sink isn't connected so it leaks all over the floor. She has to use the kitchen sink. We've requested they fix it several times.

We were lucky that we had a couple really amazing aides that really cared for my mom while some it just seemed like a job. The value for cost is hard, my parents are being taken care of, fed and safe but it's just expensive. If that makes sense. There are not a lot of choices when you just want them safe and cared for so you will pay what's needed. I think there's a period of adjustment when new management comes in and they are trying new things. It's more positive than negative so we are happy.