Sonida Senior Living

It's clean, and the staff is friendly. I definitely feel like the value is good. Comparatively it's pretty reasonable compared to other places that offered the same thing. The only reason I would say a four instead of a five, is that the first floor has been renovated, and it's very bright and the colors are neutral. The top two floors are still a little dark, and eighties looking. She is pretty happy with the food. The activities person is awesome. Everything is great, the top two floor could just use some updating, and brightening.

WE TOUREDS THIS PLACE, VERY PRETTY BUT TOO BIG & BUSY FOR OUR MOTHER & HER NEEDS. SEEMED TO PUSH THE SOCIAL ASPECTS MORE THEN THE MEDICAL ONES. PROBABLY A GREAT PLACE FOR SENIOR LIVING BUT DID NOT FEEL IT FIT OUR MOTHER'S NEEDS FOR ASSISTED LIVING. WITH THAT SAID WE TOURED EIGHT PLACES AND THIS WAS OUR SECOND CHOICE.

I might give this one 5 stars but I need to see the completed construction. It is the most affordable of the complete assisted living homes. Giving them serious consideration.

They are moving out. It feels confining for them. It's a nice place, and very clean. The majority of the staff are friendly, but there are a few sour-pusses, just a couple on the waitstaff in the kitchen, and they are more concerned with tasks rather than service. If you let them do all that they will do, it's almost priceless, but people don't take advantage of all of the services they provide. They have a lot of space, it feels like a home rather than just an apartment. The communication could be a little better between the staff, if a resident has an issue they aren't qualified to handle, they should do better passing it on to the right personnel. They could do a little bit of a better job, getting some of the residents involved in the activities. I just really think the director Donna has a good way with people, she really does engage people. She is the reason we chose it. I think they could use a social director though, someone building community within the community.

We were very impressed upon first visit & move in re: our parents. With the remake of The Woodlands we have noticed a negative change with the kitchen & dining staff. A timely presentation of meals seems to have taken a downward spin. We are pleased with the nursing staff & front office personnel. We are hoping that in time the changes will bring about a positive result of all aspects of our parents' new home. Thank you to all those who work hard to make the living experience pleasant.

Overall things have gone well with The Amberleigh, it is a clean, nice looking facility, and the staff have all been very friendly and helpful. We have run into a few unexpected difficulties regarding the level of assistance they provide, however. One is example is that we did not realize that their breakfast service is self-service, which makes it very difficult for my loved ones, as they are in wheelchairs and cannot easily transport a tray or reach the items to serve themselves.

Art, the facility manager, has done an excellent job communicating and staying in touch with me. Based on some comparative shopping I have done, I can tell you that the overall value for Independence Village of Olde Raleigh is very good. The food is very nutritional, good for someone who "eats to live" as opposed to "lives to eat". I do think it would be good if they had more transportation services available for the residents. I would like my sister to be able to make arrangements to go places on her schedule, which I understand would be challenging on their end. Overall the experience was good, and my sister is enjoying being there.

The people at Crown Pointe are very cooperative and friendly. They do pretty much whatever you ask them to do, and communicate very well, keeping us informed and in the loop. The food there is also very good, which is a definite plus.

I would love to live there myself! they have really been wonderful. They understand that it's a process (sometimes a long and difficult one), and not just a quick decision, and they have been very good helping out with each step of the process.

I am really pleased with Georgetowne Place in the (almost) year my mom has been a resident. It is clean and the people are all very nice and helpful. There has been some issues with the kitchen being shut down but that seems to be getting better.

They are trying hard. It looks pretty clean, the ladies were pulling off the covers to get a spot out, so I think they are doing a pretty good job. The staff is friendly. It seems like a good value, because you pay a set amount and then there are extra charges for the services and care you need. Everyone who comes and visits says the food looks pretty darn good.

I went to Waterford at Plano because the previous place changed ownership and policies. I need a place that serves or offers a low-carb diet. Waterford has that.

We looked at this when we were touring. It was nice, but we felt it was more of an independent place, since the utilities were not included in the price. You had to pay for your own, the water and the electric are not included. I didn't want to have to worry about those bills too.

we have two loved ones at the waterford at college station in college station, tx. The facility is very clean. The staff is very responsive to meeting our needs. The food may need a little supplementation. The staff is very caring and professional. Activities does not really apply to us. Overall, are very happy with their services and would recommend them to others.

So far they are doing a pretty good job. It's very clean, and the staff is very friendly. I don't have much to compare it to, but I pay exactly what I expect to, there don't seem to be hidden charges. The food is really quite good, but there are always complaints with food from time to time. They have activities going on often, my only complaint, and they are aware of it, and trying to help, but encouraging her to get involved with the activities has been difficult. They are not exactly assisted living, more independent, so they don't really cover that, but that has been our only disappointment. One thing that I really loved was that they take cats, and have been really great about making sure the cat feels welcomed as well. This was huge for our loved one.

I'm pleased with Summit Place overall, I think they do a good job here. It is a clean, well kept place, and the staff have all seemed very friendly. I am satisfied with the level of care they provide, and they seem to be able to provide for everything my loved one needs.

I like the size of it. It isn't real huge, it's very comfortable, not super sterile; it is homey. They're patient with her, and they're really willing to work with us on issues that we've had with her. They seem to have alot of really good activities. She doesn't want to do a whole lot. They have alot of activities, and try to get her to participate, but she doesn't want to. The location is close to my sister, and I"m in the area alot, so it's good for me. The only thing that could really use improvement is that It took a while for us to understand everything works there. I had to ask alot of question.

We toured here when we were looking around. It was pretty comparable to the one we chose. It was good, it was beautiful. There were two things that made me decide against it. One was that the rooms were a long way from the dining room, and my loved one uses a walker. It also didn't have that really homey feel. The people were nice, but there wasn't the warmth that we felt at another place.

My experience with Wellington at Arapahoe has been good. My mom is happy. I'm satisfied with their services. I'm overall satisfied with the friendliness of the staff, cleanliness of the facility, and care they provide.

Very nice facility and willing to work with us; challenge will be keeping Erin employed for health benefits....Fairfield is too far from her current employment