Pegasus Senior Living, LLC

They are very board at Cimarron. They like to play cards, games and watch shows. If they had live entertainment come in they would enjoy that. If they had field trips to baseball games, museums, ect. They like the facilities and employees however, they want to go back to Mount Vista, they are on the list to move back when it opens. They were in senior living there and really liked it, the food, entertainment, employees. They are opening assisted living in November.

Everyone is very friendly! My mom is clean, fed and issues regarding her apartment are addressed right away. Sometimes they run out of things and then half the portion to go around ...according to my mom However, they have a monthly meeting with the residents on how they can improve.

People are friendly and nice to patients and families that come in to see the patient. Dinners are great. I just wished workers did more with the patients. More activities. Fun stuff and movement things to do. If Evergreen Place does have activities they should share more with family members to let them know what going on.

They have some really great staff and spacious apartments.

Overall the staff loves and cares for the folks there. The weekends often has contract help that does not know all the details. We found it helpful to have signs up about habits and preferences. I would 100% recommend The Legacy at Crystal Falls to others looking.

We chose Broadway Mesa Village initially because of the bright rooms and the activities provided for residents. Their care level fees are not clear as far as how they're rated and the monthly statements are very unclear. I would recommend this facility depending on your loved ones needs.

Everyone is very nice and caring about the residents. I would recommend to others and already have.

Brookdale Clear Lake is a very nice place with personable staff and residents. Apartments are a great size and offer a lot of storage space as well. Each apartment has everything that they could need. The reason I did not give them a 5 is because they raised everyone's rent to more than normal at the beginning of the year of 9% ... my dad was able to get it down by negotiating his rent increase to only 6 % instead. Still more of an increase than what we were told during signup and orientation.

Depending on person's walking abilities, consider what building you live in relation to dining room.

We found the caregiving staff out on the floor to be very good. They took great care of people and seemed to really care. The meals were good, no complaints there. The housekeeping staff was wonderful and always seem to go above and beyond. The facility is clean. There were a lot of great activities. It's a great place for a person who needs assisted-living with minor Care like just medication oversight and a safe place to be. We found the executive staff to be difficult to deal with. They were not good at communication. They kind of kept to themselves and didn't seem to communicate well with the floor staff. I could not recommend the facility based on the executive level staffing.

It (nor any similar business) is not perfect, but they do appear to genuinely care about the residents. Based off of our experience, I would recommend them to others looking.

The facility is well kept and residents rooms are clean and spacious. It's just understaffed as all facilities in the area. The staff that shows up are very helpful. They are short staffed most weekends and holidays. They need more "reliable" care.

Sunny day, so everything looks great.

The medical staff is knowledgeable and caring, and the rooms are very nice. Meals need improvement, and we found it was important to stay on top of communications with general staff to ensure services are updated and consistent.

When it comes to value, I would say that if your loved one is someone who takes full advantage of the services Brookdale offers, then it is a great choice. My mom does not take advantage of the exercise classes or the planned trips to local shops like Target and Walmart, outings, even cruises (of course rent doesn't cover cruises, I mean the travel coordination that is done is great). My mom is very much to herself and that is okay, 100%, but she is missing out on things that her money is paying for. Lastly, she also cooks most of her own food because she has to be super careful about gluten. She's very gluten sensitive. So the portion of a resident's rent that covers food is wasted if they do not take full advantage of the food provided. The benefit of being at Brookdale for my mom has been SAFETY. There is a button in the bathroom of each resident and they must press it by a certain time. It alerts the administration that they are safe and frankly, alive. If they do not press it, someone is coming to their unit to check on them. That has really put my mind at ease. Another benefit is that she is surrounded by peers -- people in her same place in life. That is hugely comforting to her. As people age, they unfortunately are maligned by younger folks who don't have a lot of patience with them. So just feels good to live among your peers. The other safety aspect is the limited access to the facility. I don't have a large worry about strangers gaining access and harming her.

Riverside was a life saver for me as [name removed] needed more care than I could give him. The cost was affordable for us and I personally enjoyed being around the friendly staff and activities. The only down side was the lack of staff on occasions but I understand than they staff come and go without notice many times. I am thankful that [name removed] had a pleasant place to be his last few months of life.

We took my mom to Glenwood a month after I had toured and we were happy with her room and the staff. Our problem was that my Mom started to go downhill rapidly and so she needed a higher level of care. I would definitely recommend putting Glenwood on your list to look at especially if your family member just needs some assistance and cannot make it at home anymore but if you see that your Family member is declining Fast then Glenwood might not be the best fit. Everyone’s situation is different and so I’m not sure how much help my review is but the staff are really friendly and Amy who runs the Facility is great and easy to talk to and is always there to help. Unfortunately our Moms dementia came on so rapidly that once she was in it was within a month we knew we needed to take her to a much more intensive facility. Glenwood had no part in her decline and did all they could it’s just sometimes things don’t work out.

Facility is older but kept in decent condition, and we have not met any staff members who were less than pleasant. More variety on the food - they have a variety of options for each meal on a (weekly?) rotation basis, but they are all pretty basic and get boring over time.

My loved one is currently a resident at Evergreen Place and the experience has been very good overall for him. I would recommend this facility to others.

It was a good place and my sister-in-law made a lot of friends. She just needed more care than they were able to take care of.