Senior Lifestyle - Main

We chose this community after researching and searching for the best fit for our situation this just seemed like the best option. It is on the pricey side but you get what you pay for. One of the major factors for selecting the community is because it is located in a park land setting in a community rather then in a city setting surrounded by McDonalds. We are very pleased with our choice and would recommend The Devonshire to anyone.

My mom likes the amenities and activities available. It seems well thought out and very organized. The gardening and art room are things she would really enjoy.

We were impressed. It felt comfortable, and warm. It was clean, smelled nice. We had lunch and enjoyed the meal. The residents were dinning and talking with each other. We appreciated the way the staff interacted with the residents. We liked that you can come in for independent living, and go on to assisted living, along with memory care all in the same community. 2nd visit This is still one of our favorite places. We noticed that in addition to the discreet handrails, they also have benches along the hallways, giving a place for residents to sit and rest along their way.

Really nice.

They have been my first choice!

A wonderful building. I like everything about it!

I liked this place the best.

Spoke with Maureen who sounded very warm/friendly. Personalized assisted living, total care nursing home.

Wonderful place, clean and very friendly. Outreach coordinator was the best!

I was impressed by the campus/facility and staff.The difference in the s/p and private rates appears to be doable financially.

Very upbeat, well run community. Like the range of residents function level and that there were men there for him to sit with at meals and maybe spend time with. Hoping to move him there.

Excellent place. Clean, residents appear happy and interactive. The Director did a great job of explaining the details and answering questions.

Beautiful facility.

The best so far!

We are in the assisted living section of the Renaissance, so this does not apply to the independent living section: The staff are excellent and go to great measures to make my mother-in-law happy and comfortable. Those new to the "assisted living" concept should understand that "assisted living" does not always mean "around the clock care." When my mother-in-law has needed extra help after recent falls/injuries, we had to hire additional staff out of our own pocket. This is NOT a complaint, and should not be treated that way. But since we did not know that was the process, others may not know as well. I will add that the Renaissance has made it very easy to get extra help, even on short notice, as they have a partnership with a third-party provider who so far has been very flexible and helpful.

Some individual caregivers would get a 5+ but overall the staff (caregivers, food service, front desk, nursing, cleaning crew) was respectful of residents and their families, treating the residents with compassion. The staff recommended hospice when the time was right (before we even thought about it as an option). And the hospice staff and Addington staff worked seamlessly together, which made an incredibly positive difference for both my mom and us. Nobody really talks about what the very end looks like, how hospice can be incorporated into the overall care plan. We appreciated the addington staffs knowledge and were blown away by how many staff stopped in the last couple of days of my moms life, to say good bye and even thanking her for being a light in their days. we have only positive feelings toward that facility.

The entire staff is extremely caring and clearly love what they do. That is very clear. What stood out to me the most was that there was a medical facility within the premises and that she did not have to leave the facility to see a doctor unless of course of an emergency. They provide housekeeping once a week, but I've noticed that they are doing it more often for mom. I always try to help out to when I'm there. As a whole the building is very clean, all of the areas. There's been a few hiccups but for the most part it's going smoother than I expected so I cannot complain. I would absolutely recommend this place to any of our friends or family.

Everyone at The Woodmark is very friendly and the staff acknowledge all the different residents - they know what they are up to during the day and they know all of their names. Overall we have been happy with this community and would recommend them to other families. The food is not bad, it is not gourmet but if our loved one wants seconds the staff are more then happy to bring him more food. We do think they could benefit from having some sort of boarding process or an buddy team to welcome the new residents and show them around the community.

The Sheridan at Park Ridge was a little further from my home, but I liked it. It seemed nice, and comparable with where she is now.

Lincolnwood place has been wonderful, Mom has a form of dementia that has physical effects as well. While she started off in independent living, it became clear that she needs assisted living and has been getting the extended care that she needs. If there is an issue, someone from LWP calls me and lets me know.