Sagora Senior Living

The free internet here is a joke! The facility is great but for a geek like me the internet system sucks. The food is good and they have plenty of activities to participate in.

We feel she is safe and well taken care of at Magnolia Court. Yes, we would recommend Magnolia Court Assisted Living and Memory Care community to other families based on the experience we have had so far.

The facility is slowly getting a facelift. All apartments are being updated to all hardwood floors (much better than carpet that holds stains). New residents will move into a newly updated apartment. Helpers are upbeat and friendly. They genuinely care about the residents. I will say this - I have to continually stay on top of the med techs and the on-staff nurse to make sure mom's medications are being given properly. I have had issues (more than once) and I have had to correct them. I do not ever assume it's all being done correctly

Independent living is like night and day difference from the assisted living side of this facility. Independent living is very accommodating. The food is very good.

I like my apartment but, there has been problems with maintenance taking long to fix. Problems that were there before i moved in: gutter wss loose above balcony and I had water in my living room from rain coming from balcony it took months to repair gutter. cracks on balcony still not repaired, garbage disposal was repaired but took 2 weeks to repair. Liquid laundry detergent dripped behind washing machine, it was reported but it hasn’t been cleaned(needs washing and dryer to be moved). you do not know there are certain issues or problems in the apartment or facility before you move in and find it out after the move. I now wonder if the previous resident left because of the issues and Landon Ridge staff knew about them. I need to use a Rollator walker and can’t go up steps so i can’t go to outings because they can’t use the transportations lift.

Facility is very appealing and clean. New furniture, flooring. Looks like a new facility. My mother says some of the care staff are "a lot nicer when loved ones are around" but they typically do their job. Not much assistance with bathing but that may vary with resident. There are often long waits for the food and then it is often not hot. She says it is spicy. Not very senior friendly. When she first moved in, they provided soft drinks and even wine in the mini refrigerators in a couple of areas. Now they do not provide sodas at all and rarely ice cream.

Our overall experience with Caydance has been positive. Our parent has been a resident for over a year, and we have had no issues that would give us pause in recommending it. That said, here are some specifics that an incoming family may want to know. Communication is great and we feel it is key to any residential facility. We are able to text, call, or email, and always receive a prompt, attentive response. Whenever we have a question or concern, the very friendly staff is just a quick communication away. Also, they send out invitations to families about once a month for activities they can join in on. They offer birthday and Valentine's packages for your loved one. Billing is itemized and straightforward. Activities are another high point. Each month Caydance provides a calendar of events. A glimpse at this reveals well-rounded, something for everyone, options. There are Wii games, restaurants, field trips, shopping trips, movies, and religious services, just to name a few. A nearby preschool visits for holidays like Christmas, Easter, and Halloween. Musicians frequently visit, performing in the lunchroom. Cleanliness is sometimes hit or miss. Fortunately, it NEVER smells bad, which is something we have encountered at other residential facilities. However, it is sometimes obvious that a vacuum needs to be run around the place either more often or more carefully. The place has never been "dirty" per se, but it just appears to need some extra attention at times. Perhaps the cleaning staff just couldn't come in some days? Meals are varied and healthy. Our parent complains about the food quality, but we are not certain if there is truly a problem with the food. Caydance seems quick to accommodate if a resident wants a particular food (if it is basic enough). The overall quality of care is exceptional. That being said, some of the caregivers are better than others. We have never been concerned about our parent being neglected, but some caregivers are more willing to go the extra mile with a smile on their face, than others. I would guess this is the case at all facilities, however. If a concern is brought to management's attention, it is promptly addressed and resolved. And, some caregivers are definitely very good and exceed expectations. Bottom line: Caydance is a solid choice where your loved one will be safe, enriched, and cared for.

My brother's money was stolen by some "friends" and he could no longer afford assisted-living. I read about A Place for Mom online and called. They suggested that he might be able to successfully live in Independent Living and suggested Asher Point. And it cost less than half of assisted living.

He wasn't nursing home material, YET! It was the only place he could actually afford. The only real complaint we have is the refrigerator is ridiculously small and so low.

We were told we could move in [date removed] this never happened after 4 postponements - but deposits was made last week of Sept and first rent taken out of acct on [date removed] - never got the free lifeline necklace like all the other residents got ? We’ve met some awesome people at meal time-which food has been delicious- met some super staff - lots of activities to keep you busy- overall we love living here but just need the overseer’s to be on the same page when signing tenants up ? Very confusing for sure??

I recently moved my elderly mother and disabled sister 350 miles across the great state of Texas to be closer to me. As selfish as it sounds, I knew that having family closer to them was in their best interest. I am so impressed with all that Asher Point has to offer. Meals, Activities, therapy, maintenance and housekeeping just to name a few. It is as if they are in a little bubble all self contained. But in a great way! I recently hosted a private (family) surprise party for my mom. The staff was all so accommodating and helpful. The family was very happy with the place that mom was in. She feels safe here as well. Looking forward to the remodel and new look.

Our loved one did not participate much in the facility activities and it is pretty expensive, but worth it. Mom passed last year on [date removed] So we are no longer involved with Briarview. Yes, we would recommend Briarview Senior Living to other families. Everyone was very nice. And it was very safe.

So far, my stepmother is very happy! And, she loves the food! We picked them because of the size of the rooms, balcony in every room. Laundry close by. Elevator close by.

It was a great value and very nice staff. I felt very confident that he would be safe and taken care of. Dad was proud of his new home. I would recommend this facility to family and friends! The only issue I had was Dad died on [date removed] after being the hospital 4 days. They wanted me to pay all of August rent because he didn't give a 30 day notice???? I offered to pay for the week it took to remove his stuff. After months of calls, and collecting letters, we settled his account.

The grounds are beautiful and the apt. Is also beautiful. It's a wonderful location in NW OKC. They tell you the rent will only go up no more than 5 % . That has not been the case. It raised as much as 10 % . After less than a year.

It seemed very friendly and well run. Not only were the staff friendly, but the residence seemed very friendly. There are lots of activities that they have the option to take advantage of. The only negative is the constant maintenance issue with the elevators.

It's a good place. The staff is friendly and attentive. The facilities are clean. We've had no problems. I do think it's a little pricey as they went up on costs last year, conveniently the same time that SS payments increased and by the same amount which was kind of disappointing. But I get it that everything costs more the last few years. I just wonder if they'll go down if there costs do. I doubt it.

I was most impressed with the friendliness of the staff. I think I would recommend this community. My dad was in a wheel chair but his mental state was still pretty good at the time and there wasn't a lot for him to do especially in the evenings.

Positive first impression. The facility very clean through out. Her room smelled of urine from down the hall. Always greeted and helped when I had a question. They accepted her in assisted living. She probably needed more services. Rarely saw staff on the floor unsure what their ratio was. She did not go down for meals. They brought them up to her. Most of the time she was sleeping. Don't want to down grade staff because we bought insufficient level of care. I have no working knowledge in regards to the food. She maintained weight so at least OK. She does not actively engage. E.g meals brought to her. From observations, they have an active general schedule that included family members. Socials, holidays, etc. Very competitive pricing to begin. Several management/marketing changes within months. Increased service related charges. Unsure if it was because she needed additional help or there was an overall nice to revenue generation. She moved out in [date removed] to skilled nursing. Overall very pleased with Mirabella. Thanks for your help also when we were looking.

I love the new director there and there are a few R.A.'s that are just precious. [name removed], the head med tech, is fantastic. I would recommend this community to other families based on the experience I have had so far.