Sinceri Senior Living

Very understaffed. High staff turnover. Staff not adequately trained. When family member was having a good day care was adequate. When family member was having a bad day family member did not receive meals or prescribed medicine. Did not feel family member was safe in this facility.

My wife was there for about 9 days. 3 days in, she fell. On the 9th day, she fell in the same spot and broke her leg and hasn’t been able to walk since. I guess the staff was okay, I think if the fall hadn’t taken place then it might’ve been alright. But ever since then, it’s all been downhill. The cleanliness of the facility was fine. However, after 9 days of her being there she still had on the same under clothes that she went in with. I don’t think anything had been cleaned the entire time she was there.

Farmington square is the most unfriendly ,uncaring, place ! There was no interaction with my husband , He would be in his room or sitting at a table all by himself . most of the staff are unfriendly will not talk to you or look at you . That includes management . when my husband passed away I received NO compassion from anyone except the housekeeper,not a word our phone call from management The last time I saw my husband he had feces on his hands and face his hair had not been combed and was setting at a table all by himself. this is how he was every time i came to visit. He was only there 2 weeks ( BAD PLACE)

The one thing they never screwed up was cashing the $2500.00 plus a month check for their “services”. My elderly parent was given another residents powerful narcotic pain medication and rushed, traumatized, to the Emergency room. My elderly parent has terrible arthritis and can’t shower without “assistance” which they were supposed to provide. I found my elderly parent, more often than not, filthy, in a soiled depends undergarment. Often when I sought help to clean my arthritic elderly parent it was not there. I was told you can shower your parent, they bathed you when you were little, by one of the nursing staff!? And, of course, I ended up showering my elderly parent frequently. There’s nothing more traumatic than finding your elderly parent on the floor when checking to see if they’re safe. My family and I paid for the depends undergarments required, and if you don’t write the residents name on them they “disappear” somehow. These undergarments are not cheap! The cleaning staff does a poor job, at best, keeping the residents rooms clean. My advice, look closely before you subject your elderly (The Greatest Generation) or disabled loved ones to Rittenhouse! I am a proud military veteran, like my father and his father before him. I have not exaggerated or embellished this review or used a pseudonym. My elderly parent has since moved from Rittenhouse and my family and I are relieved.

WARNING ** PLEASE READ ** Do not place your vulnerable loved ones in the care of this facility. They make promises that they refuse to keep. We were promised a private room in a neighborhood with higher functioning individuals. Further, we were promised a secure location for our father who has alzheimer's. Finally, we were promised constant communication and a role in the care they provided to our father. They placed our father in a neighborhood where the windows are not locked, secured, or alarmed. They did not monitor him following his placement and he was able to crawl out of the window, into the street. Following his escape, they placed him with a roommate in a neighborhood with the lowest level functioning individuals (the ones they do not show on the tour). When we repeatedly stated this was not where we wanted our father they refused to give us any options. When our father's mental and physical health began to decline, they continued to refuse him adequate care. Finally, our father was pushed over the edge and lashed out at a staff member who appeared to be inadequately trained to deal with his behaviors. They immediately sent him to the ER and recommended a psych. unit. They continue to refuse to take responsibility for our father's significant decline under their care. In less than a week, he went from one of their staff stating he did appeared more like a visitor, then a resident, to someone who can no longer form two word phrases. Do not trust this place to make decisions on the best care of your loved one. Once you sign on the dotted line, they will disregard all of your requests and wishes. Further, they are one of the most expensive placements in MN. They are many better placements for less $$.

Be Aware: Great sales pitchers! So far, poor follow through. . Weekends: "skeleton crew". Clogged plumbing, no water. Several days later, commode is stopped up. Weekday, day shift kind and helpful. Weekends are not good for patients as staff is too limited. Bath assistance Mon., Wed. And Fri. Only. Laundry? Find a dirty bed, change it yourself. I will update this review. Just question and be aware of these observations. Any health issues, doctor sends them to the hospital. Be ready to be on call. It seems they don't want to generate any bad statistics for their facility. I am undecided as to where the family will go from here.

stay away [Removed] call the cops they [Removed] my mother

I had a family member here on the memory unit side. We live long distance and aren't able to be there often, but we had trust in this place to make sure the proper care was given, what a mistake. I would like to say how unprofessional this place is. Not only did they fail to communicate to the family when a change in condition occurred to our loved one, but the only time we DID hear from anyone was when they didn't receive payment for the month due when it was their fault for having a change in staffing causing our family to not receive monthly statements. Apparently that is the only thing this place is concerned about, getting paid. They waited several weeks to let us know that our loved one had lost 30+ pounds and was not eating, the immediate phone call to us was "we are seeking hospice treatment" As many may know that is a end of life treatment to make someone comfortable and pass peacefully... well no other update was given prior to that so of course we were taken VERY off guard!!! Our family should have been notified immediately when her weight started to decrease NOT when things were getting serious for them to then notify us. Our loved ones well being was obviously last on the list. I have never experienced anything like it.

I have a family member that resides here. This place is the absolute WORST with communication!! They didn’t send a monthly bill in order for us to write a check and BLAMED it on us and charged late fees. They are unprofessional and cannot take responsibility for their own mistakes as a business. They also DID NOT notify us when our loved one was having problems swallowing. We were only called to be notified that they were going to be starting HOSPICE for her because of her drastic amount of weight loss. WHY was nothing done? Don’t take your loved ones here, EVER

I moved my mom in Nov 2016, I have since moved her out. As the changes approached my mom had fallen several times, some I were aware of others, I was not. I would see new scrapes that weren't there the prior week. She was added on a medication that I was not notified about until I got her pharmacy bill, which I was told could increase falls. I brought in walking and when I moved her out she was in a wheelchair. Very disheartening....

Would not recommend this facility. The management is very unresponsive to your concerns, they are only concerned with making a profit. The facility is very short staffed therefore services that you pay for are not being provided. Weeks can go by without the rooms being cleaned or the laundry being done. Think long and hard before placing your loved one here

The place is clean; the people are friendly. My mother would ring her bell for help. It sometimes took up to 30 minutes for an aide to arrive. That is a really long time to wait for help getting to and from the bathroom. If she requested pain medicine,often it took another 30 minutes before the nurse arrived with her medication. Unfortunately, you are required to sign an agreement which forces you to pay an additional 30 days' rent AFTER your loved one has passed on. My mother was there for 40 days. The fees came to over $12,000 for a Studio Room. When you try to talk to someone at the facility about the ethics of charging the grieving family for a room that their loved one can no longer inhabit, they blame the home office. If you call the home office, no one answers their phone and no one returns a phone call. This is not a company worthy of your loved ones' care or your money.

Our father was in Brookdale Edina for a few days. He needs medical attention, which were promised to be met. Everything was ok, until he became short of breath and needed his nebulizer. He used the alert signal but no one came. When my sister visited him, the same thing again. My sister even went looking for a nurse, but there was no one to be found. We took him out of there after only 6 days and put him up somewhere else. Then came the bill. They charged us for the whole month plus all the services for the whole month. I asked the executive director for a prorating via email, but there was no response until a few days before the payment deadline. He apologized, wrote we could talk about prorating, but nothing became of it, because he again did not respond to my email. Our opinion is, that seniors needing special medical attention, should not go here, even though the salespeople are very nice, friendly and informative indeed. On top of that comes the uncommunicative executives who will wait things out instead of proactively meeting ones needs. A definitive no go.

It was terrible. I did not see a sign for the building and I drove around 3 times to find the entrances. The janitor had to let me in. It stinked and no one was there to talk to. It didn't look like a happy place. I did not go any further, I was not interested.

We liked this community for care. We had to leave because they did not have an RN at that time. They needed someone to help with medication. There was no one for assistance with medication. The staff was great and the meals were outstanding. We had to leave due to no assistance. We would not recommend this community to other families.

After 5 hours of Sales pitch they could deal with my Dads behavior issues, they shipped him out by ambulance because they could not deal with his issues. After required assessment refused to take him back. To make matters worse I paid a full month in advance and have not received refund as he was only there 1 and half days. Do not place your parents here. Wellstead of Rogers if you have behavioral problems with your loved one.

Share this please please please!!!!! [Removed] THIS PLEASE FOR MY GRANDPAS SAKE!!!-READ THIS AND SHARE AS SOON AS YOU CAN. I NEED THIS STORY TO BLOW UP STATE WIDE. THE WELLSTEAD OF ROGERS a Senior Assisted Living Facility, corporate name Five Star Senior Living is violating rental agreements, trust of families and confusing staff. They mailed us a letter saying they're announcing exciting upgrades... Truth is.... They plan to secretly move vulnerable adults out of their individual apartments into a space designed for end stage hospice care that has 1 shower and will house 38 men. They will be confined to a hallway without outside access and without an environment they've been used to for years. Amenities that we pay for such as ice cream parlor and activities outdoors will be gone. The company has secretly disguised this as a remodel project letter, but really it's a transfer of clients. What's worse is they are deceiving the families to think it doesn't concern their specific neighborhoods, saying they will notify families affected via phone call. Staff has already been reassigned to their new unit starting Monday and they plan on moving these people without Power of Attorney consent and families authorizing it. The staff is against these changes as they know it's not ethical, and against the best interest of clients. It will cause damage to the residents that already suffer by creating Transfer Trauma. We have contacted the people in charge and they refuse to answer our calls to hear our concerns. They know they are not acting in the best interest of the clients and are not giving these seniors the dignity they deserve and the lifestyle they pay for. I am hoping that this corporation changes course and stops treating seniors like cattle. It would be great if they really stood behind their core values they boast about, putting the people's cares first. FIVE STAR SENIOR LIVING is UNETHICAL. THE WELLSTEAD OF ROGERS ARE [Removed] NEEDS OF FAMILIES AND PATIENTS.

Beware of this place trust me staff never comes to your room when you call ...they change eds like I change my clothes .....every one is nice but one ....[Removed] memory care don't go to that side she is rude says she will help you lies ......just to get you in there plus all the hidden fees you don't see until mom moves in then they hit you with the actual price .........every year they go up 6 to 8 percent on your rent ........it's nothing but a bad place .........

It is a beautiful comfortable and friendly home.

I would NEVER recommend this facility to anyone. I could not have asked for nicer people as far as administration but that's where it ended. Our loved one was not taken care of and was extremely ill when he left. He had a horrible bladder infection, low potassium levels, was severely dehydrated, had pneumonia in his upper and middle parts of his right lung, high blood pressure and had lost a ton of weight in the short 10 week period he had been there. I cannot stress enough how badly this poor man had to have been in pain from the bladder infection. How could they not know he had an infection when he had such a dark color urine? Did they not see this when his diaper was getting changed? The list could go on as to how badly he was neglected. So, so, sorry with the decision we made to place him there. By the way, he was NOT in this condition when he was placed there with the exception of the pneumonia. Every time we asked about his cough we were told the same thing, he's getting breathing treatments twice a day. What good is that if you see no improvement? We did not place him there to die, we placed him there to get better and unfortunately that did not happen. I don't think he will ever get over this. Again, so heartbreaking to see your loved one treated this way.