Sinceri Senior Living

The community looked nice when we visited. This community offers a monthly meeting for family members of Alzheimer residents. I was not impressed with the person that took us on tour as they bad mouthed another community we had already looked at.

This is a great community with a lot of amenities for their residents. the staff was friendly and they did a very good job showing us around and answering our questions. We just did not think that it was as secure as my brother-in-law would need. I would recommend a tour here.

This was a very nice community and the staff did a very nice job with our tour, they showed us all around, they answered all our questions and the residents seemed happy here. We just didn't think this was quit the fit for my brother-in-law.

We had a really nice tour here and the staff did a great job showing us around, they took their time in doing so. They answered all our questions. The grounds are beautiful and there are a lot of amenities for the residents here.

I enjoyed my tour here and the staff was so very nice, they answered all my questions. I like the look of the rooms and they offered some nice amenities for their residents as well. Since my friend is in a wheelchair I was concerned about him moving around and that he would have enough staff to help should he need it. All in all, this was a nice community.

My mother has recently made the move into this community and so far everything seems to be going okay for her. She has had no problems with the meals and I am hoping she starts to get more involved in the great activity program they have for the residents throughout the week, The only thing that I would say is upsetting is the staff are slow on fixing things in the apartment. We have requested a certain issue be fixed for a while now and it has yet to be done.

Unfortunately my mother had not been assessed property and her care needs were more than they could address here as she was in need of memory care which is not available here. So we had to move both my parents to a community that was set up for both assisted and memory care. My father would not use his call button and because he needed assistance getting up and down that was also becoming an issue as they were only doing room checks every 2 hours. We also found that my father's individual care costs were becoming rather high. The grounds and the out door patios are beautiful and the dining here is fantastic. My mother was eating better than she had in months and so was my father they both loved going to the dining area. This community is very nice and their staff are very friendly but my parents were both in need of more care than what their assisted living could offer them

All of the staff are caring, attentive and helpful. They keep the community very clean. The only complaint I have is that the food is terrible. The management is trying to work on improving this. The service help is nice and tries, however they are short staffed. They offer a lot of activities and my loved one enjoys the music activities. This community is in a lovely area and the rooms have a nice view. This community offers excellent rehabilitation and I would recommend it.

A very nice and well-maintained community we toured. The staff was very friendly and answered all of our questions. They are preferential to the residents who are already in their independent and assisted living community to receive first choice at the vacancy openings to memory care. It makes sense, but that is why we did not choose this community there were no vacancies.

For the most part, I liked this facility. However, they did not offer all of the amenities that I would have liked. For example, I wanted a garage that was available for me to use and this was not offered by this facility. Other than this, it seemed to be quite a nice place.

Very nice and clean facility. Cost was the next factor as it was $3k less a month than Woodlands in Muncie, although they were an accredited RN facility and Elmcroft is accredited as a LPN facility, I still feel my mother is receiving the care she needs. Elmcroft offers more privacy and allows their patients more access to include going outside an enclosed area if they want as well as a room key for access.

Everything went fairly smoothly at Brookdale. The staff were very good. The facility itself started out pretty okay, but it declined very quickly. There are many activities offered. My loved one did not like the food. Overall, there were many ways that my loved one's stay could have been improved, but it was okay.

We liked this community for care for my husband. The staff were wonderful and caring. The community was clean and we were happy that it was close to home. They were short staffed at times. My husband was not happy with the meals, but he likes home cooking. They do have activites for the residents, but he did not want to participate. We would recommend that other families tour this community for the care of a loved one.

Morningside could improve by training their aides better and having more aides. The food situation leaves more to be desired. The dining room staff does their best but they could also use more training. We had a resident meeting and addressed these concerns but residents who have been here for awhile said this is an on-going issue.

I did not choose Brookdale Edina because they could not accommodate to my mother's type 1 diabetes. The tour guide was friendly and knowledgeable, but it was not what my mother needed.

The independent living area did not offer a step down option. The assisted living area was across town. This is a smaller community and they keep the front door locked. The people I met were nice and the apartments were reasonably well laid out. The only way out is into the interior courtyard which is well maintained, however it is small.

The staff at this community tried to take care of mom. She did fall a few times as they were not able to monitor her enough. I felt they were a little understaffed. The food was good and they did offer some activities. This community was a little to big so we did move mom to a smaller community. This community is a little expensive and I think you need to be a little more independent to live here.

My loved one is getting better and adjusting to all of the changes since moving into the Leisure Park. The staff check on her all of the time and they are very nice people, but I wish they had a social worker or something to help guide through the process because we just recently found out they have a counseling service. Other than that, things are progressing and I will be updating my review once she has been there a couple more months.

My mother is starting to finally adjust to this community. It has been an adjustment process for the her and the family. We are getting use too the routine around the community. She is starting to take an interest in her surroundings. She has made some new friends, and that has made the transition better. The staff has nerves of steel. They are very patient, and attentive. I'am starting to feel more comfortable with the care she is receiving here. Overall this is a community I would recommend, it a nice place.

This community looked nice and clean when we visited. I am not sure why but there was an odor of propane in the room they showed us. The people we met were nice and knowledgable. They did have a calendar of activities. This community was a little farther away from us than we would have liked.