Sodalis Elder Living

My loved one said that people were taking her things. At first I thought it was just some memory issues she was having but then I went to visit and other people were wearing her clothes, had her blankets, sheets, etc. She had no linens when I went over there and I sent her with 3 sets. Whenever they do the laundry, she is not getting her things back. When they moved my loved one from the room she was in to a new room, they did not take all of her furniture and put someone elses things in there. They do a lot, but I do not think she is getting what we are paying for. I am hoping things will improve, it is a very nice place and has a lot of potential.

I was there for respite care and during my staff the staff members were extremely friendly, but they had no activities. It was more like you just had to come up with your own things to do.

The facility was very clean and the staff seemed to be knowledgeable. But the residents were all just sitting around not doing much and it was too sterile for our liking.

After touring many other facilities, we were not the biggest fans of Elmcroft, we felt the value for the money was not there.

Some of their responses to my questions made me feel like they were hiding something. . .

Make sure to validate the amount of care available for your loved one and the caregiver's ability to provide that care. Communication was good between the staff and me. The community was new and the staff did their best to help with the staffing issues that were present. I would recommend this community to others.

Older facility but very nice, had some damage from snow event but recovering. Great price point and were eager. Seems like a good place, not very high energy.

I think the community needs more staff to keep up with the amount of residence they have in the community. The rooms are nice and patience is good.

for me, it was a bit depressing. dated, dark and worn. not my taste.

The property is nice. Not too big, not too small. I think I will need to revisit after Covid is no longer a problem to see how social it is. Mom needs IL with lots of happy hours and as she can still care for dad, AL is too restrictive right now. I would revisit in a year or so when both parents need a higher level of care.

Peaceful community, fine for my dad, but my mom would be bored to tears. Mom is still able to live fully independently and can care for my dad who if on his own would need AL. My mom needs more social stimulation than Elmcroft provides. Apartments are tiny (no IL on property) and there were only 4 people in the dining room during lunch. a lovely environment for people who need AL and memory care.

The cleanness of the facility could be better especially in the residence rooms, we have seen bugs also. The communication with the family is poor and needs to be improved. I would not recommend this community to others.

The rooms at the community would be a four out of five, however we would not recommend this community to others. In the beginning they were not truthful with what they had to offer. Once we signed the papers it was a completely whole new story.

There are some staff that are great and some that are not. I was really not comfortable with the head nurse and her abilities. The food was average they did offer a variety, The food service staff were nice and accommodating for the most part. I don't think is was worth its value.

Clean and nice, seemed dark. Not much activity going on but it was a Saturday. Out of our way.

We have good days and days not so good. If I don't want to come out of my room I can stay in. I enjoy the rides. Most aids are very good to me. Thank you.

I toured this facility while looking for a place for my Mother. I feel like this wasn’t as upscale as other places and it just wasn’t aesthetically. I found out there are two types of facilities when you look for assisted living. The type A assisted living is more for people who want to be independent and need help occasionally. Type B assisted living is for residents need more assistance. This is a type B community and I would recommend this place to people who need more help. The residents here are very friendly and they spoke highly of this facility. However, when I toured this community, they did have a waitlist.

I love living here. The staff is always friendly and good at their job. We enjoy living here. I do wish that they would remodel and bring everything up to date.

Small facility but seemed nice. Tour guide could not answer many of our questions.

My father is doing well since his move to this community. However I do have some concerns. The staff is good, but the head nurse could use some improvements. She needs to be more attentive towards the residents, and listen more to the concerns of their families. It is a community I would recommend overall.