Principal Senior Living

This was just not the right community for my loved one. They needed him to be at a different level of care than where he was at. This community was good we just didn't get too deep into the tour once we found out my loved one could not stay there

Benton House has a very friendly and homey atmosphere, however we do have some issues. Our loved one had an emergency and the push call button wasn't working so the staff members were not notified. Sometimes it is hard to get a hold of someone so the communication and attention to detail could use some work.

The staff members seem nice, friendly and they recognize us every time we come to visit. However we are not to impressed with how they secure the residents keys, when they leave the keys are put into a basket by the front door and anybody could grab them. We aren't sure if they have lost some kitchen staff but the meals take awhile to be delivered and the quality has declined. Our loved one is not to impressed with that or the evening activities, we do wish they offered more of a variety.

Our family had an in person tour and it was a good experience it was in our top three choices, but the location was a little to far away and the value for cost was just a little to high.

I recommend that someone should look at all local options. They were accommodating to get us in. I feel that they could have done a better job keeping sick residents away from healthy residents. The room sizes and the layout of the community were good. My mom was in the memory care unit. They had an outdoor garden for residents to enjoy.

My mom liked that Benton House was new (2yrs) construction, but they have zero security systems in place and don't even plan to install a camera at the front of the house at this time. She likes Benton House because it is new and the residents are younger, more lively and seem happier. At Benton House the individuals were PCAs and one RN for both assisted living and memory care. The residents are tracked by their emergency lanyard/button (I didn't see anyone wearing theirs), which leaves the resident responsible for his/her personal safety.

Had no beds available. As stated by [name removed]. Good for their facility, too bad for us. Did not have the tour.

The person who wrote the "food was phenomenal" below was written by former upper management. The food was horrible and never what the menu stated in December 2017. Hopefully by this time (Oct 2018) that problem has been rectified. But the staff is amazing...above and beyond amazing.

When touring the community they thought they were not able to handle my dad's care based on his previous community experience. The staff did not want to try to give him shot that would help his behavior. They were not a suitable fit.

This is a good place if you do not need a lot of assistance - if you have medical issues or if you are in mid or advance stage Alzheimer's stay away. The staff is not qualified - and this place is understaffed. Staff is not trained at all. Overpriced too.

We had a nice tour of this community. Everyone was very kind, and polite, All our questions were answered. The community looked nice, and well maintained..

I did not feel the staff were qualified to care for someone with a medical condition. They did not seem to check on my loved one very often. They did not assist in helping to take care of his personal needs. He lost weight and they did not seem to keep him active while he was living here. One of the caregivers lied to me and said they just checked on him when I found him sick in his room. I could tell they had not been in for a while. We have moved him out of this community due to what I think was a lack of care.

When I toured the Benton House, I noticed that it was extremely new! While I was touring, some of the residents told me that things were still coming together there, and they needed more organization since its's so new.

It is an okay community. They do offer a lot of things for the residents to do. Mom really did not do much. We like that it was close to us. Mom will be moving because they do not have the means to take care of her.

The food is really the best thing about Benton. They serve fresh homemade meals. Once the summer college help went back to school youcould really tell, Benton house was not as clean. The activity director seems to be excellent for those who do not have a memory issues. I had to go to the laundry room and was amazed how dirty it was.

My mom is doing fine, the care is good, the place is clean, they have continuous activities, and help my mom shower and get around. The only issue is with the food. I feel there is not enough to feed the community. The potions are very small, meat is over cooked, and at times no milk. I ate here for lunch and was not happy with my meal. It also takes a long time to get served or things that are needed with meals. The owners are nice people but there needs to be improvements.

Nice clean and well staffed facility but costs are higher than most others visited

The activities at Benton Village of Stockbridge are very good. They usually have something going on every day. We are having some problems right now with the menus. My husband is diabetic and should be on a salt-free diet. We also do not eat pork or fish because of our religion. So we ended up having cold sandwiches with potato chips seven days a week. I do wish they would accommodate our dietary needs and requests better.

Benton Village has just been ok. We haven't had any bad problems, but nothing has run really smoothly, either.

I think overall they do a good job at Benton House of Tiffany Springs. It's a very nice looking community, and they have all sorts of things to offer their residents. They've got a great variety of activities and trips to go on, and Dad really seems to enjoy the food! My only complaint is that they seem understaffed, the people who work here are friendly and professional, but they seem stretched a little thin sometimes.