Senior Lifestyle - Main

They are happy now and we are to but there were some bumps in the road in the beginning. The on boarding process and the initial move in did not go smoothly, but all is well now. When we took the tour our mother immediately fell in love with the aesthetics and the really love the food.

My in-laws love their large unit with lots of storage compared to most communities. However they have been highly disappointed by the quality/variety of meals and the community is understaffed especially in housekeeping and maintenance. Same front desk staff are not attentive (check-in, security) and there are issues with community/resident communications.

The community was okay but it was not really what I was looking for for my loved one and the location was further out. It was not a bad tour just not what I was really looking for.

Overall most of our expiernces , my father has only been at the facility less than 4 months , has been satisfactory . Front desk awesome ,your staff that I have been in contact with are great, but some things we have not been happy with , I have been concerned that laundry is not what I expected. When we toured Woodbourne , his laundry was to be done twice a week but only his , but laundry isnt being done clothes, blankets and sheets are missing.

The overall upkeep of the grounds and the facility is very nice. They have it nicely decorated for Halloween right now. The staff is very friendly and very welcoming. The care is good as well. There are hiccups, like with anything else, but overall they seem to be attentive to the residents and try to make the residents as comfortable as possible.

This was a nice community.

We love the community, the layout, and it's not too big. We love the nurses aides, they are kind and positive. My loved one raves about the food. The staff assign seats in the dining room for the residents. This allows residents time to socialize during meals. There seems to be less directed activities by the community, and more by the residents. They are also looking for a new Executive Director.

This is a nice looking community, but don't expect the costs to be what they say they are. The fee starts as a flat rate, and then it goes up based on the individual's care needs. The price point compared to the competition is better, along with the community. There was several leadership staff changes right after my loved one moved in, and this lead to chaos for my loved one and myself. The people that are here now, they try to be proactive.

The staff in memory care is very caring, friendly, approachable and assisting the residents. The activities director is good at communicating with family that is at a distance to visit via Zoom. I would recommend the community to others. Meadowbrook has an app that says what activities your loved one has participated in with pictures. Baking, gardening, games, socials, and more are some of the activities offered.

We like the staff's attentiveness to us, the value for cost is good and the location is convenient to us.

The main issue is that they are short staffed and it seems to take a while to get the new staff that they do get up and running. The facility is beautiful and my mom is really happy here. Overall I would recommend to others looking.

Our impression of Garden Way Place was that it was friendly and clean. It would have been fine. Cost ended up being a factor, plus they didn’t have any openings at the time. It was a smaller facility. But the gentleman who showed us around was very pleasant.

I would tell others that I think the staff is good, and I would recommend the community. This is a smaller community. My loved one doesn't enjoy the food. One of the activities available is bingo. There are more activities available as well .

This is well worth the money, compared to nursing homes. I think it is pretty good. The staff are good to work with. My loved one loves the food, it is like eating in a five star resort. There are different activities available each day for the residents. Some include basket weaving, games, happy hour, and more.

It was a very nice community and we were pleased with it. They have memory care and assisted living available. This just wasn't exactly what we were looking for.

My loved one lived there for a few months, but it was just too expensive. It was a beautiful place though, and the people very nice.

Our tour at The Sheridan at Tyler Creek was excellent. The people were really nice. The facility was clean. I learned a lot. The only problem was their care levels didn’t go up high enough to meet our loved one's needs. It was a really nice place, but it just didn't fit our criteria.

We chose Addington Place because it was close to his personal house and it was also recommended by the nursing home we moved him out of. The room sizes at the facility are pretty good size. The staff were always very friendly to everybody and I would recommend to others looking.

Initially when our loved one moved in the meals were really great, but now they have flipped and we aren't sure if they got a new chef or what. Also one of the main reasons we chose this community was the opportunity to get involved with their activities. They have a pull there, however it has been closed since our loved one moved in. They are having trouble keeping it operational, the hot water element keeps breaking and there is some kind of parasite that is living in the pool water. The other activities either fill up to quickly for our loved one, or they are during her work hours.

The overall atmosphere of Sentry Hill really stood out to our family, it seemed much more welcoming than the other facilities we had looked at. We would recommend this community to others and have already recommend it.