Sinceri Senior Living

Mom and 3 friends lived here so we visited often. When keeping up with our property became too great a burden we didn't think twice about moving to the Isles. It has about 200 apartments in several configuration all of which have more space than most senior communities we've toured. (Size D O E S count if you're downsizing!) Facilities--Yes, it' is older and absolutely everything is painted the same old white color. For those of us coming from homes with granite countertops; stainless steel appliances, and over-the-range microwaves the kitchens will be a letdown. But hey, with three meals a day prepared by a professional chef I don't plan to be cooking all that often anyhow. (Yea!) Meals--Speaking of meals there are always choices on the menu. Although I would prefer wandering in for lunch whenever I want, the set meal times have an advantage--the staff, from executives on down--are there to help serve. It's a good way to build relationships with those you might not otherwise have the opportunity to know. Table seating is not assigned which makes getting acquaintance with a variety of neighbors. Activities--The scheduled activities are endless. You'd need a Downton Abbey staff to help you dress for each different event in a given day. If that's not your cup of tea, relax. You can always stay in with a good book. People seem to respect each other's privacy here. Books...the library is small. The DVD collection smaller yet. There's only one (1!) computer with Internet service for everyone to use. For those of us who can't live without 24/7 internet access paying Comcast (whose basic TV service is free to all residents) looks like the only option. (Downer.) Parking--Open parking is free. Covered spaces cost extra. Judging from the number of mobies heading to the dining room at mealtime doubling the number of handicap parking spaces wouldn't hurt a bit. Laundry--once a week they will change your bedding and towels--your's or the ones they provide. There are free wasters and dryers throughout the facility, and each unit has the hook ups for your own equipment. Maintenance--is Johnny on the spot and SO helpful. This is what we left home for. How 'bout you?

We toured here in searching for an alternative to our current place. It was kind of the same set up here and situation, as where we are now. It doesn't make sense to move to something we already have.

We visisted this community when we were looking into care options for a loved one. I thought this was a nice looking place overall, and the staff were very friendly and gave an informative tour.

This place seems to be the best place for quality care for the memory impaired in the eastern area of the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Somewhat pricey, but you get what you pay for.

They are doing an good or excellent job in just about everything. The food is fine. I haven't had a lot of experience, I haven't seen a lot of other places, to give a five, but I don't have any complaints.

I love it there. We are really happy with Elmcroft. I don't get complaints about food. It's really clean, and the staff there is the best part. They are great. I am very pleased at this point.

Overall things have gone well with Elmcroft of Bedford! The people here are really friendly, and they do a great job looking out for the residents.The place itself is nice and clean, and they seem to have a lot to provide for the people who live here!

This is one of the places I looked at when I was searching for an option. It was a nice place.

Overall I think they do a good job at Edina Park Plaza. The facility itself is well kept and clean, and they've got a lot to provide for the residents here! The staff are all very friendly people, and very welcoming to any family who visit. They were greeting us by name in no time after we moved our loved one in! The place just has a very pleasant atmosphere overall, and our loved one is doing well here!

We toured here when we were looking for options. It was a nice place, but we didn't quite need this level of care yet. I really liked the amount, and variety of the activities. It just wasn't the right fit for us.

I think they are doing a pretty good job so far. The activities aren't as varied as I would hope. I don't really have any issues with how clean it is so far, and everyone seems to be friendly. It is still new so things could always change.

I am happy, but there are some issues I am trying to take care of. We do have to stay on top of them. They are on top of an issue once brought up. The community is very clean and friendly. The services and activities are good as well.

We toured this community when we were looking into care options for a loved one. This was a nice place overall, the people seemed friendly and the facility itself was well kept and clean. It also had some very nice looking common areas for the residents to mingle in.

Very nice. Lovely spacious apts. with New kitchens. Nice amenities. Nice friendly staff. A good option for independent living.

Liked the 2 bedroom suite, but wouldn't need such a big kitchen, just a place for a larger table for company visiting. It has a nice outside entrance for our little dog.

We toured this community when we were looking into senior living options for a loved one. This seemed like a very nice place, and it received a lot of praise from all of my family members who saw it. It was high end, but also one of the more expensive options that we saw.

So far it's going pretty well. The staff is awesome. The biggest issue we have is the food. It's not the food quality, it's more about the variety, what they are serving and how they are serving it. They had fried pickles one time, I just thought it would be more generational food, like pot roast and things, and the portions are kind of small. Though when they get it right they knock it out of the park. The ratio of women to men is actually pretty good here, there are more women but there are quite a few men as well. They have things to do and outings to stores and places. So far it's working out pretty well.

All the people at Stoneybrook Assisted Living are very nice. They are really good, but they are a little short-handed. What care you do get is good, but they are understaffed so that impacts the care that they provide. One thing that they do need to improve is the food. The food is just not great, and I hear a lot of complaints about it.

Unfortunately our loved one's stay here was only a short one, but overall I think they do a good job at Orchard Park. The facility itself is absolutely gorgeous, clean, and well maintained. The memory care residents all seem very well cared for, and their rooms are always clean and tidy. They also did a good job with the food, from what I tried. However, I would say that they do seem a bit understaffed, and for this reason I'd say that the facility may work a bit better for those who are more functional physically.

The activities that they plan are wonderful. They get people even with behavioral problems up and dancing. The food is good, and they really provide a home-like atmosphere that is very warm, welcoming, and comforting. I do feel that as time has gone on that there has been a high turn-over in staff, and I think that they are understaffed. This leads to them not getting care services done as well as needed, and I end up having to pick up the slack, and has me a little concerned. I think I am getting somewhere, but I have gotten a little resistance when I have brought this up and pressed them to provide better care and attention to my parents.