Pegasus Senior Living, LLC

We toured Whispering Winds of Apple Valley when looking for a facility for our loved one. The people were snotty, not really friendly, and they didn't have transportation for the residents, so it was a no for us.

I am the son of a resident at Ridgmar Place. When we first placed our mother there, the dining experience was great. Linke tablecloths, the food was great, there were alternatives if you did not like the evening selection, and you were allowed all the food you could eat. Big Sunday brunch buffett that obviated the need to serve Sunday dinner. WHAT A CHANGE! Now, the portions are skimpy, and residents are flat out told NO SECONDS. NO Sunday brunch, and they also do not serve evening meals on Saturday OR Sunday, only lunch. This food situation is entirely unacceptable, and will only change if enough residents/relatives complain to management. Needless to say, the pricing continues an upward spiral, for less and less service.

Our family had an in person tour with North Point Village and we thought the community was really nice but the rooms were extremely small and there were only four bathrooms per building. Our loved one would have gotten lost tying to find hers.

The property is smaller and more homey than most others, the apartments are nice and roomier than many. The food was good and my loved one put on weight after arriving. My experience with the care is that it is most appropriate for those wanting Assisted Living, but that are in full command of stating their needs or having a hands on advocate. The care was lacking otherwise.

Legacy of the South Plains was very nice, but was far too big. We didn't like that the staff had us touring residents' rooms without their permission.

I toured with The Seasons of Reno and did not really get to see anything but the front entrance and the room we would have. They wanted to isolate her for a week when she moved in, they also would only show me her room which I did not like how she had to step up to get into the shower. It did not feel like family there.

We really do think The Legacy at Long Meadow is a great facility and the staff really do try their best. We really do like the staff members, they are very nice and they seem like they have been there for a long time - they do not have a high turnover rate. They do really good when it comes to the activities. However it is the expensive and our loved one along with other residents do not like the meals - they do not like the presentation, the food comes out cold and it seems to be the same thing over and over and over.

It is not as organized as I would have liked. Some services that we are paying for are not happening as they should and the staff have dropped the ball because of communication issues. There have been some confusion with medications as well. The staff are all very nice and they are trying their best. Overall there are just some areas that they need to improve on - they are going through growing pains and we are hoping to see some improvements in the future.

There have been complaints about the dining. It's closed on Sunday, which is an issue for most. You need to be aware that if you're a late sleeper, you're not going to get breakfast provided and need to keep something in your apartment. The variety of the menu does not change, even though there have been meetings and complaints. But the apartment has been fine - my family member loves it. Hers has a nice view of the putting green. The staff have all been very nice, and they all love her dog. It's an affordable option, which is one of the main reasons we chose it.

Magnolia Place of Roswell is going through a transition at the moment. There are a lot of new staff members. I will say the activities director is AWESOME. She did a Falalalala Christmas event and it was great. The rehab here is pretty good as well. It is more expensive than we would like. Overall there are pros and cons. We are hoping with the transition that there will be some improvements.

My parents are ok with the accommodations and food. It seems like there has been quite a few changes with the new ownership. I'm still not 100% sure they have the billing correct. They are accommodating but the family needs to drive the conversations because communication is somewhat fragmented.

The rooms were spacious and the location is central for family. However, the building is old and needs some renovation: shower control constantly sticks and we have had to request that pink slime be cleaned from shower. It took several months to get staff to refill my parents water cup regularly. Carpet on 2nd floor is dirty and stained. They have activities, but my parents do not participate.

Parmer Woods is a really nice community but just like everyone else they are suffering with staffing shortages. Some of the staff members there are incredibly friendly and reliable and others unfortunately are not. Our loved one says the residents are all very kind and really look out for one another and we have to agree with that from what we have seen and we are happy to hear the residents stick with one another. They could be better with communication and quicker response times with the families

We would recommend the North Point Village community to other families but there are definitely some areas they could work to improve on. Our move in process was a disaster - from the scheduling conflicts to them letting us know last minute we needed things signed and approved before we could move in. They could have a more organized and clear onboarding process .

The facade is nice. The people are pleasant. But they are understaffed for the number of residents. The staff are nice - they're just overloaded. Maintenance has been slow. We went without hot water for five days, which is not acceptable. There were things that were not working or up to code when we moved in. I would not chose this place for anyone I care about.

I toured this community. It was newer and the appearance of the overall facility was impressive. The sales rep was kind of pushy, it sort of felt like working with a car salesman. They seemed to be a little bit understaffed, but I think that's everywhere right now. They have motion detectors in each room that alerts them about things like the resident being in the restroom for too long and maybe needing to be checked on. It sounds good, but our concern was that if there were an emergency the response time could actually be delayed because of that. I don't know, I just had mixed feelings about it. The memory care unit seemed small and cramped, I think it's a better fit for assisted living.

We toured with The Solana Vintage Park and it was quite nice. It definitely had a more warm and friendly atmosphere. After doing some further research into things on our own, we just decided this was not going to be a good fit for our loved one. After we toured the place we picked, there was just no comparison.

We toured with The Legacy at South Plains and from what we saw, it was actually the complete opposite of the facility that we ended up going with. The facility is very large and has more of a hotel feel to it. We were wanting something more comfortable and homey. Also during the tour we did not see anybody out and about, all of the residents were in their rooms.

We we’re greeted by the front office staff when visiting. It seems to be well kept building. After visiting with the marketer and walking the Community. It just did not have a feel of a Independent Senior Home. It had more of a feel as higher care unit with no nursing staff Available. I Was able to get the input of a few lady’s who said “ Things could be better, If they quit changing the head honcho.” and “ Corp does not care for the seniors.” I ask my dad how did it make him feel he said it was to depressing.

We toured with Dunwoody Place and did not feel they sold the facility very well. They did not offer 3 meals a day, 5 days a week which is something we wanted. They also did not offer free gym memberships like some others did. It did not fit our needs because of the lack of amenities offered.