Sinceri Senior Living

FOOD IS ONLY AVERAGE , SERVICE IN DINING ROOM MOST DAYS IS VERY SLOW

They dont bill right ..I am always getting big bills even when i know how much it is every month..So their billing is bad..One month they sent me a bill for 61,000 dollars..Mother has been there since Feb. and never got a correct bill yet...

They really have to be very self-motivated. There’s not a lot of push for participation in activities. It’s very is beautiful . The staff is very friendly. Everything is very nice. They are very knowledgeable. The food is good. The parking is good.

They are a nice place and very clean. I don't live very close, when I came to visit I visited for four hours. In the time I was there things that should be done every two hours weren't done at all. There were also some instructions that weren't followed correctly either. Brigitta is a lovely lady, she is the marketing director, one of the reasons we chose Morningside was, she seemed a little more concerned and seemed less focused on sales than another place we saw. The call button doesn't work, and it's been at least a month. I do like that it's a lovely spacious room.

We didn’t chose this community because it was much larger than the community we did choose. We didn’t feel the staff was as good a match for my loved one. We tried the food and it was okay, but nothing very exciting. It’s a lovely community, but just not a good fit for us.

They need to stay on top of what Autumn Leaves tells them that they are going to do. This particular Autumn leaves could make sure the night staff does what they’re supposed to. Food not very good. There is a tiny court yard. There is a wide range of memory care issues that are being address here so your loved one needs to be prepared for that. It’s hard to be hopeful when the residents around a person are much more progressed in this disease. I wish there was a more in the middle place.

This is not a medical facility. I was not aware before we went into it. The is the main problem. When a person is only eating 10% of their meals - this is very important to notice! It’s clean and they are very friendly, but health is so much more than that.

The communication is lacking. I feel like they aren't very good at keeping up with the personal care. It's nice and clean, and the food is pretty good. They don't make sure he comes down for meals. They do have an alternate menu so if there is something he doesn't want he can order something else. We chose it because It's one of the cleaner places we saw. It also seemed to have more men than a lot of the other communities.

We toured this location when we were looking into care options for my loved one. This facility looked nice enough, and the people were friendly, however we did not like the layout. The memory care section felt very confined and cluttered, and it was upstairs.

Facility set for more severe patients so I decided not to see it for it would be only for my father-in-law. This would be best suited when he gets further along.

They weren't really able to accommodate our loved one's needs. The caregivers got aggressive with our loved one when he didn't want to do what they wanted him to do. When he got aggressive back they had him taken away and wouldn't let him come back and didn't give me any notice or time to find something new. A very frustrating experience.

1 Bedroom starts at $3580.

This place is great for those on the lower end of the care spectrum. I had a loved one who was here for quite a while as independent living, and they did a great job. However, when she started needing help and had to move to the assisted living things went downhill. You really had to stay on top of them to make sure they weren't just doing the bare minimum when it came to the care and services provided.

a little antiquated, but a seemingly nice place! One concern is that the person I first spoke to is no longer employed there and stability of staff is important to us.

Room we were shown is very small for price. Age of community is a concern. Facility was not super clean. Small library and activity area.

Looks like it might do: no prices given. Cannot compare.

My mother lived here for a few months while she was waiting for a space to open up in the memory care facility where her husband lived. The staff was generally friendly and helpful, particularly the front office/daytime receptionists and a couple of her personal care assistants (PCAs, I think they call them). However, twice my mother's toilet was clogged and it took days to get it fixed/cleaned up...even after I offered to do it myself while I was there and they declined. The entryway feels very institutional and dated, as does the building in general; multiple residents are typically sitting by the door and staring outside, begging/crying to leave, rather than being redirected and/or involved in some kind of activity. I viewed it as an acceptable temporary fix, mainly because her PCAs were attentive and we had limited options at the time - but it's not a place I would want my mom to live long-term.

This is for the independent living section. She complained about their food a little bit. They only clean twice a month, they did have to empty their own garbages.

This did not seem to be for assisted living. It was gorgeous but not easily accessible. It seemed like it would be overwhelming or overyeilding to navigate the place.

You would think "Oh, that would be a beautiful place to live," but when you go inside there is pipes running along the ceiling and it's not as nice as you would have thought. The apartments themselves are cute but they are very tiny. We couldn't live that crammed up, plus we have two little Yorkies. We also heard that the elevators were a problem.