Oxford Health Group

It was a nice enough place, but not what we are looking for.

Viable option. Good quality and diverse activities. I did not meet many others, so in order to know, we would probably need to go back and visit again with Mom.

We have been there. Too Big. She felt she would get lost.

Paramount House is really close to where I live. The assisted living wing is fantastic. However, the memory care unit is not as secure as I would like. We live so close to this community that we have taken wandering residents back there on a couple of occasions. I am not confident this this would be the best fit for my loved one.

If your loved one needs memory care look else especially if they are diabetic. My dad had one of four meals everyday, which always included peas and the meals were cold. My dad's blood sugar was still not under control. Discussed this with management several times but to fall on deaf ears. In the memory unit, the ratio was basically 3 wo 15 during the day and 1at night. The staff was very friendly but dad and others did have several falls. I would not recommend this place to anyone.

Mom was there for a little extra help after a fall. Studio room was nicely redone but incredibly small. There was only room for a single bed and an arm chair. Nowhere comfortable to sit. Mom ended sitting in a wheelchair all day and being pushed everywhere. She was not using a chair before and I really felt this was not helping her get stronger at all. Staff was very nice and helpful but the sales pitch to move her there permanently got a little strong and very taxing at the end.

Admin has no following through on anything

We took our loved one out after [time frame removed]. They are understaffed and do not take care of the residents very well. Some of the staff were good, and some were terrible. When you talk to them, you can't get answers. That was one of our big problems. There were no activities. They didn't have a laundry lady there, and our loved one ended up with hardly any clothes - they were missing and/or dirty. It was not at all like when we first went.

Rooms are okay. Nurses are good. The rest of the care is spotty. No one helped my mother brush her teeth and spills could stay around for a day before they were cleaned up. My mother was supposed to get a supplement with each meal, but if I didn't ask for it, she didn't get it. The food was atrocious, big ugly piles of unidentifiable meat and mashed potatoes with yellow gravy. When I complained about the food, the dietician said she "stands by the five star reviews" they've gotten. That's one of the reasons I'm writing this review. The main problem is the director. He was defensive and mean when comments and questions were raised about my mother's care. When I raised concerns, he never answered but kept calling me Ma'am and said we needed to get on the same page. He told me I wasn't a nurse and shouldn't be giving my opinions. (My mom was dehydrated and I asked that she get fluids.) He told me I was in danger of losing my visiting privileges.

Memory Care rooms are generously sized. Lots of storage space. Built-in bathroom handrails and shower bench. Nice outdoor areas. Opened April 2021, so building is in perfect condition (as of May 2021.) Appears and smells clean. Close to hospitals.

Price is right, but not ideal. The environment is not what I think mom and dad would like

Did not care for this community. It was depressing and in need of an update.

Independent living looked great, but the assisted living wasn't a fit. Mom isn't that far gone, I don't think she would fit in with that crowd. I also didn't like that they check on everyone every two hours, that would drive her batty!

From 2014 to 2016 I had two family members at Brookdale Roslyn, (originally Emeritus) both in Assisted Living and Skilled Nursing. One ended in a tragic and suspicious death and another in unnecessary eviction (which, curiously, turned out to be the best thing that has transpired through the ongoing months of turmoil and grief dealing with the facility and the Corporation.). Beware, and consider that they are a huge, nationwide, for-profit entity and, to truly have your loved one cared for properly, please, look to a different formula than what Brookdale Senior Living offers.

We were very disappointed in the facility. The staff was nice but appeared to have just basic training. The facility is in dire need of updating. It was not clean and had odors throughout. The rooms were adequate but depressing; we did not see the bathrooms. There were several residents gathered in the dining area for lunch. We reviewed the weekly menu and were not impressed. We would definitely not place our family member here.

Families and Elderly, Please stay FAR away from this place. About 3 months ago they were taken over by a new corporation in California. They immediately raised prices and cut amenities - starting with the food. Dinners became grilled cheese with highly processed food. High in sodium, low in nutrition. My mother is a high risk for infection (which they know) and 3 times in the last 3 months she had to go to the ER. The last time she ran a fever for over 4 days before they finally called an ambulance and when she was rushed to the hospital she was SEPSIS and almost had her leg amputated at the hip! About 40 days prior to this incident my mother sent her 30 day notice so when this happened I cleaned out her room and told the staff her notice was definitely in effect. Well guess what? Yep - they just put through a charge for ANOTHER MONTH. Try to get a hold of someone - [name removed] just hung up on me. Now they avoid my calls as they try to charge more $$

Do not put your loved one in this place.The following shocking episode of inhumane treatment will serve as a warning. My son is an amputee in a wheelchair. He recently spent 2 weeks in the hospital. When he returned, he was not allowed back in. They evicted him without prior notification to him or to me. He was put out on the street with 3 boxes of his belongings. He had no food or water. No one came to get him. He spent the night outdoors sleeping in a wheelchair. The following day was blistering hot. He was badly sunburned, suffered heat prostration and had to be re-admitted to the hospital. Furthermore, most of his belongings are unaccounted for including his prosthesis. Most importantly, they did not return his electric wheel chair. and he is struggling with what he has. Lastly, when he was admitted to the hospital, I was not notified. He was simply missing for days. If they could treat a handicapped person this badly, what might they do to your loved one?

I am a friend of a person in this facility. I have a terrible time getting her on the phone when I call. They seem to be very short staff. I am either put on hold or they never call me back or they simply hang up. Make sure you have a cell phone or you are out of luck.

Our loved one absolutely loved one the meals they served, however we were not happy at all with the care services. There were no activities and our loved one was at the highest level of care and we felt that we were nowhere close to receiving that.

unable to explain since my mother taught if have nothing good to say then say nothing and people will figure it out