Pinnacle Senior Living

Go some where else.They talked a good talk. They said they would treat him like he was their own father. But they did not.

I am currently a resident at Barber Station. I think I would recommend Barber Station Senior Living, with some caution. Communication with the family is somewhat limited. For instance: they didn't tell me that they don't have an accessible van. They only have a regular passenger car. Lots of the residents can't go anywhere.

Love love love [name removed], [name removed] and [name removed]. They are the heart of the caregiver staff. It would be a very qualified recommendation to other families. They're Extremely short staffed on the weekends. We have family with our Mom all day on the weekends. We have had several times when no caregiver has checked on her throughout the day.

Director of nursing is a lazy lying [word removed]. Clean place and not over crowded.

The staff is helpful and caring, but they are severely lacking in aides for the amount of residents that they have to keep an eye on. The cleaning staff does an excellent job keeping the apartments and dining room clean and I understand that it is more difficult for the staff to get the residents to participate in activities but unfortunately they do not have the resources to or help to make sure that all of the residents have something to do other than sit in their apartments and watch television or sit in the common room to sleep or watch television with whatever is on

I would like to say first that The Lexington is our only experience with assisted living care, so I have nothing to compare it to. The staff are very friendly and always try to be helpful. Sometimes my parents get the wrong laundry back, or items go missing for awhile, not often. I've learned to put their apt# or last name on their stuff. The med techs are very good and quick with communication for any problems or concerns. The food is okay. Some days the main meal is better than others, but they always have other options, like a burger or sandwich. My mom complains of not enough fresh fruit or veggies, so I bring them that from the store. The facility is older, but always clean. The workers are very sweet and helpful to my parents. As far as a recommendation, I would guess it is about as good as any. We chose The Lexington for it's proximity to my mom's friends and for the swimming pool. Unfortunately, the pool has remained closed the whole time.

Now since I know how villa court operates I wouldn't send nobody there and wouldn't recommend anyone. Their doors should be closed.

Cannon Creek they need to improve in cleanliness. In the patients rooms and showers. Helping the patients more with adl's and having things that they can do that their cognitive abilities. Canyon Creek needs more staff and training their employees. (Aides)

I think the community has a lot of amenities and the staff is very friendly and responsive. They are also flexible in tailoring a plan based on your needs concerning monitoring and food.We chose this community based on location and the condition of the property which was newer and had more recent updates compared to other places.

They promise you the moon but it's not that way. After you get in the place things are not as they seem. For the price it's not worth it.

Medical staff gave my grandfather a painkiller that was not prescribed to him instead of his medicine. They let him leave the facility and couldn't find him. Until someone called my mother from the 7/11 down the street. Overall I would still recommend Villa Court.

Well, they are under new management, and they are going through renovations right now, and they just raised all the prices for care and for rent. I take it they have to pay for the renovations with something. Why would it come out of their own pocket. The food is not good to put it mildly, they keep saying they're going to get a good chef, but many times they're using frozen food , no vegetables no fresh anything. If I wouldn't eat it, I don't want my mother eating it -she doesn't even go down to the dining room. I buy her groceries and bring them to her. [name removed] is their hair and nail technician- she's very friendly. They don't pay attention to detail very well. It takes a while for maintenance to get things fixed. Example my mothers blinds on her sliding glass window were damaged and they came in weeks later replaced them with lines that didn't even fit. They were like a foot too short, but left them there anyway.

The staff here was very caring, but there was a lot of turn over. Unfortunately, they were unresponsive to my mother if she used the pull cords in her room to request help. The food service was sorely lacking. The food was inadequate, and they didn't pay attention to her likes, dislikes, and nutritional needs. I once spoke to management about this and food service greatly improved, but only temporarily. They also did not keep on top of her medications. For example, after she returned to Deer Creek after a hospitalization, I went to the pharmacy and took her new meds to Deer Creek right away. I also gave Deer Creek them her discharge orders which included her new medications. Almost a week later she was still not being given her new meds because the "person who checks those in has been out". I ended up moving my mom to another assisted living community. I regret having placed her in Deer Creek. My understanding is they are under new management so maybe things have improved. But my mother's experience there was not good. I wish I had moved her out sooner.

My loved one has friendly people around her, both staff & residents. It's great (for the dementia patients) that they intermix the dementia residents with the independent living people. All of the activities are great varied and fun.They do not have too much experience with insulin-dependent diabetics. You have to manage that and keep on them. The staff is nice and most of the time they will take care of whatever we ask, but occasionally we have to do follow up, hold them accountable. Have to get them to take some responsibility.

We toured Desert View Senior Living and it was good. The facility had a delightful, active atmosphere. However, we prefer smaller more intimate spaces for Memory Care residents.

It's a lovely community. The food is not good and there aren't any healthy options. Overall, I would recommend to other families.

They are understaffed, and need more help. The nurses are top notch. One of the cooks is okay, the other cook needs serious help. The food needs to be improved, and they need more nutritional options for the residents. They make my loved one feel special, and they are friendly. They just hired a new person for the activities, who is always planning things.

What they could improve on is communication and ensuring all disclosures are spoken while touring .

They are friendly. We picked this community, because during the walk through everything looked good. Also, I liked the set-up of the community, of the individual houses. They need to hire more staff. There is lack of properly trained staff, that provides care for the residents.

All the staff has changed. The few of the old staff that stayed are great. The staffing has been reduced to the point that care is suffering. I am looking to move my mom. It will be a long time before this becomes a resident centered facility again.