SRI Management, LLC

The staff and nurses are very caring. Yes, we would recommend the community to other families based on the experience we have had so far.

Facility and staff are all very courteous and nice. Walking paths in that community and closeness of stores.

My dad has had a great experience. My mom has actually moved there as well in a villa. I'm very pleased. Only downside is the food. Yes, we would very much recommend this community to others. My dad has gone from independent living to memory care fact independent living, and now he's going into assisted living. All of those transitions have been great and Magnolia Bridge has worked with me. That's also the reason why I recommended my mom move there as well. She's been living in one of the villas in independent living and it's just a great community for them. I feel very comfortable with the level of care they are getting and I really feel like they're they're being well taken care Of.

The staff will do everything that they can to help you. I will say it took my dad about 1 1/2 -2weeks for him to be comfortable. I would suggest that families encourage the prospective resident to get involved as soon as possible. They have happy hour every day for the residents and it is a very nice opportunity for any new resident.

I would recommend. Friendly staff who really cares about the residents, whether Assisted Living or Memory Care. Trinity does send out questionnaires periodically and families can address any issues at that time. Also, [name removed] has always been kind to answer any question I have, at any time.

There seems to be a lot of staff turnover. When I talked to the gal, she was very helpful and very friendly, and we thought it would be the best fit at the time.

It's a nice facility and the residents all seemed happy and friendly. The Director was not very helpful when we were trying to get mental health for my father-in-law. They just washed their hands of him when he became disruptive.

The place was clean!!! Admin was nice, and helped me understand things.

What sold us on Harper station was that all three meals are prepared for Independent Living folks. Also, the fact that you can bring in nursing Aid assistance in small time increments into your independent apartment is a fabulous benefit. I have a two bedroom apartment and it fits a queen and all the furniture from her house in the main bedroom. Full size kitchen. Kind of wish the kitchen were a little smaller and the sitting room was bigger.

We chose Village Veranda because of the location and their memory care unit as well as the availability to add on extra services if needed. The facility is in a very convenient location.

Just had a significant price increase. The staff are very helpful and often do more than expected for her. The smallest rooms are more affordable but not big enough to be reasonable Have to spend more to get acceptable size room for someone who is still active and mobile.

Overall things fairly good. Am having problems with medicines, mostly insulin records. Food ok but often not as advertised. No condiments , butter or jelly. Actives every day but often not so much for men. Most of staff very good and friendly. Some of problems incurred due to staffing problems being worked on with new supervisor.

Administration is caring and willing to try to help or point in directions that would be more helpful. I liked the fact it was a locked down facility.

The staff is very caring and works together to ensure the residents are taken care of. My mother would prefer that the food be more healthy. I have only personally eaten there once. I had the turkey tetrazzini. It looked like it had been sitting in the pan a very long time. The taste and texture were not good and I was only able to eat a few bites.

Staff - note this changes during the year as the facility was purchased. We had some issues with the payment set up. It had a few hiccups, but then got worked out. Meals & Dining - they charge guest $[removed] for a meal, and it is NOT a $[removed] meal. That needs adjusting, but overall the food is good for the most part. My sister has a full kitchen, so sometimes she like to make her own meals. Value for cost - great if all activities are taken advantage of. The facility is really beautiful. Very clean, and the staff are kind and helpful. We looked at a lot of places before deciding on this location. The food is not bad, I think they just overcharge for guests. It jumped from $[removed] with the next management. $[removed] would be more reasonable.

The staff at the Pointe were very nice. Mom was there for a couple of nights. She is too independent for this facility. I think with prepared meals, she would eat, take a nap, eat again and then take another nap. Many residents were in walkers and wheelchairs, mom isn’t there yet. Also, the main level looks in to the parking lot, she didn’t like that. We moved her to an over 55 community. It has been a better fit.

Sunflower Springs had the best overall value for what is offered compared to other places we had looked into. The staff are all extremely helpful and welcoming.

The facility is beautiful and conveniently located to many shopping, tourist, and restaurant options. The staff are caring and easy to talk to. There are numerous activities that residents can participate in as they desire.

Night shift coverages need improved and meds given on time within that shift as well.

My Grandfather has had nothing but positive things to say about the staff. We are from a larger community so there are less social events then he is used to but the staff does their best to keep him engaged.