Sagora Senior Living

Bristol Park is a really nice community, it is very pleasing to look at. When you first walk in there is a very open area, almost like a community area were the residents and families can come and sit - we think that is also where they do some activities. It really is a welcoming community. We do think that our loved one has had some really good experiences with the care giving staff - the day to day workers are responsive. However just like many other places they are understaffed so at times the staff to patient ratio is quite high. We also would like if the upper management could be a little more communicative with the families.

The nursing staff is exceptional! The food is not so great. Activities may be listed but don't happen frequently. Not sure whose fault that is-residents not engaging or lack of employees to lead activities. I'm satisfied for the most part and feel my Mom is taken care of.

It was more expensive. it was not a good fit for my loved one. They seemed to cater more to the assisted living side. It was nice, beautiful and upscale.

I really liked the facility and the staff at Elison of Pinecrest. Very knowledgeable and kind. It was a very nice place. We did not choose them because the doctor that they used actually used to be our personal doctor. We felt he did not care about us as patients so I did not want my loved one in his care here.

The food is not that good. Communication between upper management to clients is not that good. Never seemed that helpful in solving client issues. Example my mom had to wait 60 days to get tv services on No one knew how to fix the problem. We have moved her to another facility. The facility itself was great and pricing good value for the large rooms.

The food is much better, than the nursing home. The food is good. enjoys the activities. events for holidays-friends and family can join. entertainment and food was good for friendsgiving. Glad that loved one is at HarborChase.

Lyndale Edmond is a good fit for what we needed. They're not intrusive, but they provide enough support to fit my loved one's current needs. He feels safe and secure there, which is important. I haven't tried the food, but it smells good, and I don't hear complaints from him. Overall we're happy to have him here.

We picked this community because, the apartment size was the best. They need more help, and the front desk ladies don't really help much, also if they need medical attention let people know how to sign up for that, no one seems to know. Also the maintenance needs more help, we have had a work order in for over two months. They need to improve on the food menu, some places have a restaurant style menu and they have a bunch of things they can pick from, not just two items the chef picks. I don't think this is good for the residents especially if they can't eat what is being fixed

This is a good value for the money. There are different floor plans to choose from for apartments. The meals are okay. The community has a hard time assisting with dietary restrictions from what we've seen on the menu. The meals are a lot of carbs and higher saturated fats and it would be nice to have more heart healthy meals available for the residents. The windows are awful and you can barely see out of them because they are fogged up. The grounds of the property are very pretty. There are nice views from the apartments available.

Pros - the staff and there residents living at Elison of Pinecrest are so nice and typically upbeat and nice to be around. There is music and different activities happening. We like how a couple times throughout the month they throw these different events in which the residents get a bonus - a nicer dinner and there is usually a theme to it. Cons - The furniture and rugs are very old - that could use some updating. The gym has some very old equipment and the treadmill stick and makes a loud noise. There is not much in terms of good gym equipment. The meals are struggling, they are having a hard time keeping kitchen staff right now. There is a new third party company that runs it and the quality if just poor and sometimes the food is overcooked, bland or salty.

I would recommend you check the community out. This is definitely an independent living community and not an assisted living. The family has had issues with making sure our loved one is receiving the dietary restricted meals that our loved one can eat. The community hasn't really followed up with us on this issue. Overall the communication is good. The apartment the closet doors come off easily and this can be frustrating for our loved one. There are communal laundry areas in the building for the residents to use.

I toured this community and it was very nice. Price was higher than several other places. Ultimately, we were looking for a smaller community for our loved one.

We're happy with Bristol Park at Conroe. It's clean and welcoming, with nice staff. They do really well with the activities. It's a good option.

They are currently short-staffed but appear to be working to resolve that issue. The menu is limited, and the evening meal is a disappointment. But the staff that are there are extremely welcoming. And the apartment is adequate to meet my loved one's needs.

My experience at Bristol Park has been much better than where I was at before. My cat loves it here and they love her. They even gave us a welcome basket and they gave my cat treats as well. The food here is a lot better than where I was at before. We get 2 options and then they have a menu that is always available so if you do not like what they are serving, you can order off of the alternate menu. They only have one driver so you can only go to appointments Tuesdays and Thursdays, but they are working on that and trying to hire more people so that the van can run 5 days a week. The staff is wonderful. The building is not as fancy as where I was previously, but it is homey. It feels like I own this place and that has helped me in the whole transition. Everything about this place I like. I would absolutely recommend Bristol Park to others looking.

I have to say that my cousin was mentally challenged & all the residents & employees were very nice & gracious to him during the very short time he lived there. It is a nice independent living center. One thing to be aware of though, is to read everything before you sign & have someone read it also before signing to make sure you understand everything. Also, make sure & keep a copy of everything you sign. One thing that we did not realize, was that we were obligated to pay for a minimum of three months plus the deposit. My cousin lived there for less than a week, had a stroke & later died, which was not the fault of the home at all, but we were still obligated, according to what they told us, to pay for three months rent plus the deposit

When we first came to tour Elison of Pinecrest everything was very clean and we really likes the room sizes. Our loved one is starting to participate in the activities which is great. We talk a lot with the staff and the nurses and they are all very nice but they could work better with their follow through and their communication with the families. The meals times are also very strict, the residents can only eat within a certain hour and if they miss the meal time they have to wait until the next.

We toured this community and it was good. However, the rooms are very small and not wheelchair friendly. They're so small we weren't even sure how we'd fit chairs in it for visitors. The staff was friendly and cleanliness was good.

HarborChase of Huntsville: they're doing okay. Nothing is ever perfect in homes like these, the only thing here is their turnover and so forth. We've actually put my mother in hospice and I think that will take care of some of our problems. Some of our problems were regarding medical-type things that we got straightened out. HarborChase were making decisions that we were left out of, but I believe we've gotten those things resolved and she seems to be doing fine. We believe that hospice will take care of her immediate medical needs. On a positive note: they've been responsive to our needs whenever we needed something. They typically respond pretty rapidly when we call. I would tell others that you have to mange it; you can't just put an elder in a place like this and think everything will be taken care of. You need to be there as an advocate in making sure they have the care they need. Based on past experiences with my in-laws, as you go up and down the scale your involvement needs to be a lot more, especially when someone goes into assisted living. Yes, you're paying for the assistance, but you still need to be involved, and that goes for any place that you choose.

The main thing that sticks out to use about Heritage Place is the staff, they are incredibly helpful and check on my loved one regularly and help her get to wherever she needs to be. I would recommend Heritage Place to others families.