Senior Lifestyle - Main

I highly recommend it. I've been to a couple of other places, and I really like Meadowbrook better. People are very friendly. All I have to do is say hi, and they respond in kind. The staff are absolutely wonderful. The food is great, and I like that they give you a menu to order from. Like all senior centers though, it just costs too much.

I would recommend this community. They have activities like excursions to local sites, places to eat, historical sites, and nature adventures. They also have games like trivia and word games to keep the residents busy.

This was a very nice community. They had a great sales manager and it was one of the top choices for me.

The staff and the executive director are phenomenal and have the care of our loved ones as their top priority. They have assisted with social security Medicare filing and have gone above and beyond expectations at this point.

It isn't the cheapest but it is for sure worth it. it is a great place to go if you can afford for your loved one to go there. The staff are very courteous, friendly, caring and competent. Nothing but good so far.

My loved one likes to participate in chair yoga. This community is in a great location. The people seem to be pretty nice and it is really cute.

My 100 year old mother made it to 99 in independent living. after a fall, we moved her to Canfield for more help. recently we needed to move her to an adult care home for more help and socialization in a smaller setting. Canfield staff and management could not have done a better job in looking after her and genuinely cared about her well being.

I would highly recommend Brookdale Lisle to anyone looking. It turned out to be great for our family. I cannot speak highly enough about all of the staff members who work here. It was a very comforting experience for us.

My mother has been here at Memory Care and we couldn't be happier. My mom looks like a different person than when we brought her here. We attribute that to the wonderful staff here. To say everyone is awesome would be an understatement!

The Addington Place campus is truly beautiful. It's impeccably clean and well maintained. But the truly great and incredible part is the compassionate, caring, and unbelievably dedicated and professional staff.

We chose The Club at Briarcliff because the facility itself is beautiful and everyone I talked to was very knowledgeable and caring, they were really interested in making a good home for my mom. It is in a safe, quiet location. The staff who run the activities are amazing. The room size is adequate for what she needs, she is in a private room. but they are not in the rooms a lot, they want the residents to engage. I would definitely recommend to others looking.

It was a beautiful and large community. We felt that it was little too fancy for my loved one, as they wouldn't have taken advantage of all the amenities.

We chose Canfield place because of the convenient location to family and it seemed like a good facility that had a better value than some others. The room size is fine for one person and what he needs. I would recommend to others looking.

They have plenty of activities provided for residents to participate in. I checked out a few places and this was definitely the best one out of all of them. It is a good facility, everyone is friendly and she is happy. I would definitely recommend to others looking.

We chose Park Creek Place because of the location as well as when meeting with staff, I had a better feeling after talking to them. The room sizes at the facility were adequate for what he needed. We were only here a brief period of time but they were extremely compassionate and dedicated until my dads passing. I would recommend to others looking.

Location is still very good (more like a 15 minute drive) but amenities are really strong - the coffee shop in particular is a really nice feature and something that my mother would love. The dining options, activities, and overall facilities condition are all great. Also, I think that, because of the size of the studios, these might actually be an option for my mom and also might be easier to navigate without the additional walls/doors. I did read a few comments that the care was inconsistent and that a few people had felt the need to bring in outside help in addition to the onsite care. Do you have any thoughts on how I should interpret that feedback?

My husband [name removed] and I met with Beth Verity today at 2:30 to discuss the possibility of my dad moving here. It was very informative and we liked the beautiful facility and friendly staff. We learned that Maine makes it easy to transition from private pay to Maine's Medicaid program. I was told that New Hampshire would not allow my dad to apply for Medicaid in their state because he would be coming from massachusetts. So now I think it's wiser for me to place dad in a Maine facility. Sentry Hill is less than 10 minutes from my house and I am frequently in that area, so it would be very convenient for me. I am visiting Evolve at Rye (in New Hampshire) tomorrow, so I will compare it with today's visit to Sentry Hill but I am thinking it's better for dad to come to Maine.

The people who led the tour were excellent. They answered all of my questions. Really what I was looking for were the three C’s: care, compassion, and communication. And Bayshore Memory Care met my approval. However, distance played a part in our choice, and we found a different place that I felt embodied those three C's the best.

Our family had a virtual experience and it was a very good tour. They took us around the community and showed us typical rooms and the layouts. They gave us a good idea for the lay of the land.

Everything has been very positive, it is a wonderful place and they are doing a beautiful job. They have a wonderful gym, a wonderful patio where all the flowers people have planted are blooming and growing. It is just gorgeous. Very positive experience.