Pegasus Senior Living, LLC

We toured The Courtyards at Mountain View when searching for an Independent Living facility for our loved one. The tour was good and everything at the facility seemed okay. We just didn't feel like it was the right atmosphere for our loved one.

The staff at Glenwood Village are very nice, and they want to take care of everyone. Nowhere is perfect. But they genuinely like my mom and try to meet her needs, even when she is being unreasonable.

Generally speaking, both the community and staff are all very friendly and helpful. It seems like a welcoming place to live. We are very satisfied with Glenwood Village.

My mother lives here and I visit often from out of town. When I am here the people are very friendly. But the food is awful. Sometimes it’s hard to figure out what they are serving. The wait staff really needs to be trained. They will carry one thing at a time or it can take 30 minutes to get a pat of butter. They also tend to run out of what is on the menu quite often.

What we like best about The Rivers at Puyallup is the staff team - they are great, friendly and helpful. What we think they could improve on would be the food they prepare for the residents as well as the dining service.

My experience has been great at Ridgmar Place. I love my apartment, and it is exactly what I wanted. The apartment was updated, even though the building is an older building. There is full kitchen with a dishwasher and garbage disposal, along with a microwave. There was a washer and dryer in the apartment as well; however, there are washer and dryer in the building for the residents to utilize. Breakfast is mostly continental except for one day a week, and it would be helpful for more breakfast items available. There is a new chef and they are learning the ropes. There is a salt water pool, exercise equipment, and more for the residents to use and this assists with extra costs I would be paying for these items. I find that it costs me less than I was paying for my house costs.

I would recommend bringing your loved ones to Laketown Village. They seem to care a lot about the people they serve. The reason I gave it four out of five starts is my sister had trouble getting my mom's bathing schedule straight in the beginning. She wasn't getting baths regularly and they kept messing up the schedule. But since getting that resolved, it has been a good place.

My loved ones apartment has a living room, counter with sink, microwave and reg size refrigerator. Handicapped bathroom and large bedroom. He uses a w/c and is able to go to the dining room. There is a large community room, small coffee area outside the dining room and a beauty salon where he has used. Large outside patio. I would recommend to others.

It's safe, clean and well run. The apartments are comfortable and attractive. They seem friendly and kind, and are taking good care of my loved one. I would recommend this community to other families.

I have lived here a year. My experience has been very good. I love the people and employees. It gets to be like a big family, always wanting the best for each other.

Overall good. My mom loves the place. Very friendly and accomodating people. Slow with maintenance requests. Cleaning is so/so. Food is good( According to my mom.)

I was excited to come here. First week was a shock and disappointment because of the cold food and plates tasteless. The manner of service is a nightmare. The chef is a great guy but he needs new recipes. Lots of complaints.

The experience was okay! My parents were there. It was near their house!

Our family had an in person tour with Whispering Winds of Apple Valley and it really looked like a great place to stay, but for our loved one we felt that it was just not going to be the correct place for her.

The Farrington was very nice and was our second choice. We would have gone here, except we had a family member that wanted our loved one to live with them out of state.

I would say overall it's a positive experience. She has a studio apartment. I have not seen her apartment because, I live in another state, but her nieces got furniture arranged in there and they say it's cute. Amenities include housekeeping, laundry, activities, outings, meals, cable, hair salon, nurses on staff. She is not needing care at this time. She takes her own medication and does not need any assistance for daily living skills. She says the staff are all nice but don't always follow through with whatever they said they're going to do. But to be fair, she says they are short staffed (like everyone these days).

The care is good at The Gardens, and the rooms are nice. But the dining is disappointing. The food is terrible, and the dining experience is lonely.

We picked this community, because It was well rated, a good location for my parents and had activities that appealed to my folks although they said they had gardens for residents and that has not proven true as yet. Disappointed because this was a selling point for my loved one.

They excel at warm and friendly personalities--from the front desk to the rest of the staff--they always try to reach out and engage my loved ones in various activities. Not sure where they could improve--my loved ones say the food is sometimes bland but then again they don't engage the restaurant staff to ask for other things. My sister and I and our parents are please with the community. Wish they had two bedroom options--that's probably the only thing. An added plus is that they offer respite care services too (we didn't access that before they moved in but nice to know it's available.

The facility is nice and clean and staff are friendly and nice to my loved one. My loved feels safe and taken care of The only issue we have the meals are not nutritious or tasty for seniors with health issues. Thee meals are not Chef prepared as advertised needs to improve . Need more variety activities.