Senior Lifestyle - Main

Food is good. Service is good. Everyone is so nice and friendly. I don't have any problems with anything.

I visit the Barrington of West Chester as a nurse, on a professional level and not only is it beautiful, but so welcoming! It's very apparent as soon as you walk into the community, the staff are so friendly and interested in helping. The residents I have seen are quite happy living at the Barrington and I would most definitely recommend living here to family or friend.

My brother has lived at the Barrington of West Chester 3+ yrs. I can't thank the staff enough for all the love and care he continually receives. I felt the quality of care, the community itself and size of the apartment was a perfect fit. The staff at the Barrington is very accommodating - from front desk, to sales, accounting office, activities, the dietary team/chef, housekeeping, chauffeur, maintenance and Director, the Barrington runs like a "well oiled machine". Thank you for all that you continue to do, going above and beyond the call of duty within your field of work. You are truly an extended part of our family.

So far things have gone very well at Prairie Green at Dixie Crossing! I haven't heard my loved one complain, and they haven't complained about her, which is a recommendation in itself if you know her! All jokes aside, it is a nice new facility, they keep it very clean, and the staff take great care of the residents. They've got all sorts of amenities, a pool table, exercise room, a computer, and a library (which she really enjoys!). Everyone here seem very friendly and social, and it seems like its a great place for anyone who likes to mingle! So far I'm very impressed with it, and would recommend it to anyone looking into senior living in the area!

My wife and i live in independent living. The quarters are excellent as is the staff.

I called a number of places to set up visits- Baywinde was the only one I was able to get someone on the phone. The staff set up a visit quickly due to limited time for me. Dawn, the Sales Counselor answered everything, including questions I didn't know I had. As a potential client, we look to you to tell us what we need to know. My mom then came for a visit and immediately felt good about the connection there. Dawn, the Sales Counselor knew every resident as we passed and remembered so much about my mom and I. I was impressed. I would recommend Baywinde!

I was struggling to find the perfect place for my grandfather and was thrilled to find Walden Place. He LOVES it. He has a private studio apartment, his own mailbox, and three fantastic meals a day with table service. The food is good. Really. Good. I've eaten with him. That was something that was very important to him. The staff is fantastic. The way it became affordable for us was a special veteran's benefit for those who served during a war. As a veteran of WWII, he can get an assisted living benefit. The property itself is beautiful and honestly it's worth every penny. The administrative staff have really bent over backwards to help figure out how to make it affordable. I highly recommend this place and so happy there is a place this nice in our small town.

I thought Woodbourne Place tour was the most informative one that I visited. Miranda answered all my questions. The facility is very nice. I am considering this as a first choice if we decide on Assisted Living for my mom as of now.

We are really happy so far. I have no complaints at all. The Breakers at Edgewater Beach, have done a very good job. I can't think of anything that needs to be improved.

My father is a resident at Somers Place for over 13 months and it has been a great experience from day one. The staff has become our extended family.

My father had lived in several assisted living communities and this one facility is the best by far. They are the most compassionate staff. They are helpful and treat all the residents like they were their own family!

We went for the tour and my mother would be there right now, if I could have arranged it. Had Personal issues within my family that couldnt be resolved for payment. I loved the facility and all it has to offer and will not forget it if the opportunity arises.

It is clean, bright, light, friendly, smaller, happy, affordable. It has good food in a good setting. The residents love it there. Has an enclosed outside area and a covered entrance driveway that residents also used for outside sitting. An enclosed patio as a garden club, a craft room and library and community area; two of which had televisions. The other residents welcome new residents with open arms. Calendar schedule of events. Laundry and transportation is included in monthly charge. Podiatrist comes monthly; I think. Every Monday the hair salon is open at reasonable charges. We visited their Memory Care unit and that was a big deciding factor for us because she will be needing the memory care in the future for she has alzheimers. It was wonderful because it was set up just like the assisted living unit with dining room, games, movies, garden, community and social time. Impressive. The residents are not kept sedated. We just moved her in 4 days ago and she is not "a happy camper" for she is in the transition period. She has a private room, but we can't decorate it yet because she doesn't know she's staying long term. The food is good but it is the same choices for everyone and they did say she would have a diet for diebetics but I don't think that's going to happen. Though I signed a stack of papers equivalent to buying a house, I do not yet have a copy of the contract. We are very optimistic about Spring Oaks. Praying for her transition, but she is leaving a home and husband and I believe that makes it harder than if she was widowed or in an apartment.

My loved one is no longer at The Breakers at Edgewater Beach, but in the month he was, he really liked it. The facility was very nice, along with the staff. The place was clean, and good was really good. It just wasn't the place for him in his situation. Great place though.

I am very satisfied with the services at Benton House of John's Creek. The staff is very friendly, and the facility is very clean. Services, activities, and care are all good as well.

We toured this facility and our mom had the privilege of staying overnight for a couple nights. Her experience was first class! She enjoyed the residents, the staff was professional, the facility was clean and the food was great! The only downfall was that they are on a wait list. Good problem to have! Keep up the wonderful job.

From the time I walked in the door, I saw nothing but happy smiles on the resident's faces. The staff was welcoming and friendly. This waas the plave I wanted to be a part of and where I wanted to live. Although all ws not paradise all the time, it was still where I brought my brother to come and live for the short time he had left to live. This was an experience I will treasure. The residents and the staff went out of their way to make his last days comfortable. In the five years I have been here- this is the best facility in Cincinnati.

I don't think there is a more superior retirement commnunity in Cincinnati! It doesn't feel like an apartment with the porches, verandas, atrium (which gives you a feeling of space), lawns, trees, gardens...a great location! Meals: top chef, attractive meals, so mnay young servers eager to serve us; nice to see young people in the community. Staff: from Concierge to activities to managers of all other services, everyone one of them is enthusiastic about helping all. Activities: so many choices, best around. Specials: 5 daily entree choices, minimal happy hour cost, no tipping. Seasons has attractive residents who are happy and actively participate. Seasons is a fine place to live in retirement...it provides something for all ages of interest. I highly recommend Seasons for retirement living!

We chose Seasons because of their reputation and their location. We would definitely recommend Seasons to our friends.

My loved one lived here for a few years. It was more of an independent setting. Everyone gets their own apartment, and comes down for meals. It's a big place, like a Hilton Hotel, with about 250 units. When her memory started to go, it was difficult for her to navigate, and just wasn't a good option for us anymore. We really liked it here.