Sonida Senior Living

doesn't match with what Karen got for me. If this site is correct, and info sent by Remington to Karen is right, it could work

We loved everything about the Waterford. They were fabulous, the staff, and everything was so clean and beautiful. The food was good. We were really sad to leave. They didn't have the level of care we needed. I would recommend them to anyone.

After visiting several of the facilities in the Greater Lansing Area, my father-in-law chose this one based on his feelings of comfort, caring and cost. He felt quite comfortable in his new surrounding. He was impressed by the care he received from everyone from the front desk to the head of maintenance and the kitchen workers. Finally, the cost was affordable. He enjoyed his stay at Independence Village of East Lansing.

We toured this location when we were looking into care options for a loved one. The staff here were the most upbeat and friendly people we've ever met! The dining area and food were both very nice, and the facility itself was clean, beautiful, and had a pleasant homey atmosphere.

We toured this community when we were looking into care options for our loved one. This place looked very nice, and was the front-runner in our search for quite a while. It is a very nice looking community, and the care and staff both seemed to be exceptional.

I'm very happy. The staff is great they definitely get a five. The home in general is very good. The food is pretty good. This seems to be best you can get for your money. Overall we are very happy with them.

I toured 4 communities in North Austin last month and this was by far the best. Really enjoyed the aquarium and amenities. Would highly recommend taking a tour if you're considering placing a loved one anywhere in N Austin.

I toured this location when I was looking into care options for my loved one. It was a nice looking community and the staff seemed friendly. This community handled both assisted living and memory care patients, and I was more interested in a community that focused on memory care specifically.

They do a good job with communication and everything. It was the overall look of the community, it was a little nicer and more luxurious than the others we saw and that's why we chose it. They are a pretty good community.

They were a larger community. They accepted him even though he was unable to walk. They were very kind and showed caring concern. They try very hard to keep people once they move in. Nobody has had anything but nice things to say about the place, and they were well trained for Alzheimers. The nurses and the hospice nurses were very gracious. We were only there briefly, but while we were there they were great.

Wyoming Springs has to be one of the nicest senior assisted living communities in Central Texas. Gorgeous dining rooms, and many deluxe amenities. State-of-the-art movie theater, beauty salon, and more. Regularly scheduled visits from foot care specialists, and other nice-to-have services for residents. The rooms/apartments are large and private, with many options to suit diverse preferences. Private kitchenettes in every room, as well as nice, safe bathrooms. It was clear that the staff, from the administration to maintenance, all care very much about residents, and they take their jobs as caregivers very seriously!

I really liked this place too. Looks like a nice hotel. Love the special touches like the chef in the kitchen, beautiful park and courtyard. I know my mother would like this one too.

They love it. They really like the food. Everybody is really nice. They have their own full size kitchen. They can keep their own car there, and are allowed small pets. They have quite a few different people cleaning the rooms. The person who cleans their room has been caught just sitting and talking, their room isn't always as clean as some others, but they won't say anything so I don't think the community knows.

Overall they do a great job here. It's a nice looking place, and the care they provide is excellent. Since my loved one is in the assisted living section she has a lot of interaction with the staff, and I think they do a great job of being compassionate and professional. They provide a good variety of activities, although my loved one has said she would prefer more going on in the evenings, especially on weekends.

Each time I visited GreenTree, I saw happy residents, I saw staff involved with residents, and happy family members coming and going from the facility. I've also visited with a couple residents that have been there a while, and both were very complimentary about their care, the staff, the meals, and even the maintenance personnel! The rooms were well equipped, bright, and clean. I don't think I received a "sell job" as much as I received a real discussion about my mom's needs and how they could be met by GreenTree. And what I saw before mom moved in has carried through afterward as well. This has been a bit of a challenge for my mom, but GreenTree staff has been very patient, understanding, and helpful with the transition. I wholeheartedly endorse GreenTree.

So far we've been very impressed by this place! It's a nice looking, clean facility, and the staff are all very friendly. They do a great job getting the residents settled in and acclimated to their new situation. When I toured it I liked how the residents were all out socializing, they looked comfortable and happy. We also like how the facility allows pets.

My loved one lived here for quite a few years, and I thought they did a great job. It's a very nice looking community, and the staff are always friendly and helpful. My loved one liked it here, and he can be a hard person to please. It's a less active community, and the staff are more hands-off, which is what my loved one preferred. We decided he might do better in a place that pushes for more involvement however, which is why we eventually moved him to another community.

Reasonably priced and very good amenities.

Mom has dementia..moderate stage.. but still can eat,dress, and attend some activities. When I first arrived to tour I felt very comfortable with the surroundings.. It is a smaller facility, perfect for someone with dementia. 24 hour nursing care..Security is very well planned out..Locked on outside but open to a courtyard on the inside. Very nice social rooms well planned out. I suggest touring at lunch or dinner ..it lets you see the other people living there. Staff are very nice and attentive . Mom enjoys the socialization with others her age which was lacking in my home. Overall I have been pleased with our choice.

After doing a lot of research (on line and in person), the place we chose for my 88-year-old mother was West Shores. She is in an independent living apartment, which is perfect for her -- bright and cheery with lots of storage space.I cannot say enough nice things about the staff. They are WONDERFUL!! Everyone is so friendly and helpful, and they truly care about their residents. There is a full-service dining room, and the several meals I've had there have been VERY good. There are so many activities for the residents to choose from, and the weekly entertainment provided by outside groups is very enjoyable. There's a great library, a beauty shop, exercise classes, weekly housekeeping, local trips on their "EZ Rider" bus, and too many others to mention. It is ALWAYS clean and decorated beautifully. I would highly recommend West Shores for anyone who is looking for a new home for a loved one. I'm so glad we chose them and we don't have to be constantly worried about my mother any more. West Shores is a true blessing for us.