Prestige Care

The tour at Prestige was nice. The staff were pleasant and helpful. We felt the community was too big for what our loved one was needing at the time.

Very supportive, caregivers. Management is very responsive to an individual's particular needs.

Great activities program, especially Mind Masters. The kitchen is excellent, and the servers are beautifully trained. The dining room feels like a restaurant. I'm very glad to be here.

Our family had an in person tour with Prestige Senior Living and we thought it was a great tour experience, all of the staff members were really nice and did a great job presenting what they had to offer.

It was a very pleasant place, lots of light and beautiful landscaping. We didn't try the food. We were put off by the signing in and masking every time we entered. People were very nice. We didn't see many residents and only 2or 3 staff.

What sticks out most about Prestige Senior Living Southern Hills would be the staff - they truly care about their residents. I would definitely recommend the facility to other families looking.

We are happy with them. There are always little things that can go wrong but he's happy there, and we feel he's safe and cared for. I would tell others to be an advocate, no matter what facility you are at. None are perfect. And therefore you need to be there for your loved one to get over some of those stumbles. In our case it was making sure that the medical recommendations worth accurate and being practiced. It just took a little bit of adjustment to make that work, and then get to know your caregivers. The more personal it is to them the better they do.

The staff is amazing. They are so friendly and they always go the extra mile. I would tell them that I like it so much it's where I plan to live in 25 years!

They have an incredibly caring staff working in the memory care program. These staff members were always attentive to the needs of my mother. They were especially wonderful on the day my mother died, not only providing care to my mother but to me as well.

My parents love this place! It was really hard to get them to agree to moving into assisted living, but now that they're here they love it. They truly go above and beyond at this facility. My parents feel special and feel like a part of a family. They've redone it the last couple of years and it's very nice and clean. I would absolutely recommend them to friends and family! This place has exceeded our expectations!

This was a nice community. I'm unsure if they would have a nurse available 24 hours a day. My loved one choose a different community due to their comfort level with that other community.

Our family had an in person and we thought it was a good tour experience based on everything we saw and all the different staff we spoke with

Staff is always happy to listen to me. I can be a bit of a handful and get cantankerous. Staff is patient. And willing to joke around! After being here awhile you build strong connections. Those bonds you make are everything. Can't imagine living anywhere else.

Very happy to be here and communicate with the folks nearby. People are friendly. The neighborhood is beautiful. I enjoy the food and activities. Staff are all very helpful. I enjoy living here.

It's a good place to be, with the exception of the ability to have interaction with other people. It's a bit on the lonely side, mostly in the evening hours, although the daytime hours are pretty good. It's a very good apartment. The two-bedroom is quite comfortable and has all the necessary amenities.

This was a good community. The rooms appeared a little smaller that another community. The staff seemed friendly.

Prestige is the nicest place you'll be able to find for the money in the area. they offer a lot of different activities; outings, games, counseling, worship services, pool tables, fitness, and physical therapy - there is any and everything there. they provide transportation to doctor appointments, grocery stores, etc.. housekeeping comes in once a day and on an "as needed" basis throughout the day. they do allow pets; dogs under a certain weight and cats. they have very effective communication. they reach out quite often by giving us a call to update us on any changes. it really is like a home away from home for my loved one. it's very independent, but their needs are still being met.

Prestige Huntington Terrace is excellent. It's an elderly community, and the activities and everything else are related to the age of the people who live here, as you would expect. Everything is as advertised. The staff are very helpful. Regarding cleanliness, you could not demand more. The food is good, what you would expect for this type of place - nothing grand, but it's healthy, tasty, and well presented.

In the early part of December, I spent 2 weeks at Prestige. We worked primarily with Prestige’s superb marketing director who allayed any of my anxiety. She took responsibility for setting up my room to be perfect for me. Everything was just the way that I needed it to be. I was able to have my small dog, Lizzie. (This made a huge difference for me.) All of the staff that we met were very friendly and helpful. This extended throughout my stay. It was very clear that the staff was there for the residents. I saw ongoing acts of consideration and kindness. Prestige felt like a huge extended family. There were plenty of group activities in which the residents were free to participate, or not. A big bonus for me was having places to walk. The area is lovely and very peaceful. While at Prestige, I was in good health, had good balance (a major issue of mine) and plenty of energy. I personally am very grateful for Prestige. And I see it as a real asset to Corvallis.

We had kind of a different situation. My loved one has dementia, and we decided to give assisted living at Prestige a try. Prestige was on board with that - we were very open with them about it, and we all mutually agreed it should work out. But then once we moved him in, he fought the whole process and regressed. And they're not really set up for that. It just wasn't the right setting for him, which is no fault of theirs. He needed to be in a locked facility. But in the time that we were there, the staff were very concerned and did their best. And the assisted living residents without the dementia challenges my loved one was facing seemed happy there.