Solera Senior Living

Walked in to find a place for my parents. Received invite to tour in mail. The manager was yelling in the lobby at one of the girls. Saw another lady grab her purse and leave. I walked out right behind her. Yelling in front of the residence and guest was the highest level of unprofessionalism I have ever seen. Don't send your parents there. Find someplace else. They need peace. Not yelling.

[name removed] is something else….. I have no words to describe her. As important as she says she was….. wow Great facility, horrible care No need to write anymore please go see for yourself. Start with the “nurse”

This facility looks great but provides substandard care in the memory care area. This assessment is based upon previous experience with residential memory care. Residents spend the majority of their time in front of a tv. Average staff turnover is every 2 weeks without notification. Most caregiving staff are indifferent to the individual needs of the residents and are often hostile to family members who ask questions. They have no Memory Care Director and no medical personnel on-site overnight to assess any medical issue that may arise. I would not recommend this facility to anyone. I am planning to move my family member as soon as a vacancy comes available at another facility.

My relative started out in assisted living. They did very well enjoyed the residents and the autonomy. They didn't have a lot of things to do but he enjoyed the events they sponsored like picnics and holiday party s. When moved into memory it was awful. Nothing to do. The folks sit idle and stare at each other Just waiting to die. The laundry rarely gets done. They only have one food option. Most lose a lot of weight. New management doesn't care. The corporation that took over ignores our concerns. We're on a wait list to move somewhere else. Don't be fooled by the appearance. Rotten apples look good on the outside too.

If you’re considering placing your loved one with dementia here, RUN! The corporate and management team have no compassion or care for the memory care. Out of sight, out of mind seems to be their motto.

My father was in memory care and they were at less than half capacity, so you'd think they could provide decent, responsible care. Within a week his first fall was a mystery. He had serious bruising and a cut wrist, but no one could say exactly when or where or how he got hurt. A few days later, while we were searching for a better option, he fell while standing up in the main living area. He was the only resident there and 2-3 staff members were across the room. Staff watched it happen, and even though he was know to have balance issues and was prone to standing up abruptly, no one thought to position him near a staff. He smashed his head on an end table and died about 10 days later. The facility is beautiful and they tout the dining options. The company culture is just so twisted to place so much emphasis on appearances and to value actual care so little. Just stay away from this place.

Very little that we were told about this place was true. We spent 8 months at Modena. The facility is very nice. The problem is the management. It is understaffed and the staff is poorly trained. Often waited an hour to get a meal. The general manager does not like to be questioned and will retaliate if criticized. She lost half her office staff in the first 6 months and the caregiver staff is like a revolving door. An LPN is in charge of care and medication. The inconsistencies in how this was handled is the major reason we left.

They absolutely have amazing move in discounts—because their so-called nurse(who is no more than an LPN) and executive team refuse admission to anyone who actually needs help! As a result, this place is empty. When it became time to evaluate my parent, the nurse refused to see him, she refused to speak to me, and she refused to contact a nurse or a Dr. who has his case history. No one with any authority would even agree to a conversation with me. I spoke to their moving partner, Mike Gallagher, and he said this happens to alot of people! They lied and said that the state had regulations prohibiting residents with wounds (my parent had no wound, he had a skin graft). I called the state, this statement about wounds was a blatant LIE-the only thing the state worries about are pressure sores and he has none! Please note, they had my money and still refused to do their due diligence. A total of THREE other facilities have accepted him. Steer clear of this place!

At first I was interested, very impressed. Once I spent time I saw start Qwen the woman can not related to the storage key. She fabricated a story of notes passed to the residents, which never happened. She should have just said she didn't have large gloves for the nurse. Memory care ran out of all sizes of the gloves. The Nurse direct or did not have psych consults to fill out so the residents just [Removed] one to one. I reported it to the police first hand. Thanks again for the help and support. I would not put my mother in memory care, it is too big and too far from the nurse. Hope this helps.

The concierge is in attentive with Apple iPhone buds, then the memory care doesn't use gloves , the activities are great. I believe the upper management stays in the office and is not active with the people. Front desk security at night is nice. The value is too high and you have to pay 3000.00 for carpet when you move out. Not a great value at all. The food can be good or bad depends on the meal. This is what I have observed. Some moved out already after not staying very long, a declined couple. I noticed some are on the wrong unit. Thanks