Stellar Senior Living

The Oaks has been great for my mom! She is getting consistently good care there. Much appreciated. The people are wonderful and responsive. I would recommend this facility to others.

My parents chose the Forum after we visited multiple assisted living communities. Most communities had units that were 500 square feet or less. At the Forum, my parents got a two bedroom unit around 940 square feet. Having space was really important in their decision. I had meals there while I was in town, and the food was delicious. The dining room has coconut shrimp and filet mignon available every day! Weekly housekeeping and laundry are included. My parents are not 100% happy, but they are still sad about moving from their big house. They have not tried community activities like movies or exercise classes yet. The nurses and caregivers are so kind and helpful. One disappointment is they are not always able to come quickly when a call button is used. When we were visiting, we were told it would take five minutes for someone to respond to a call button. It's often more like ten to twenty minutes. Like most communities, they need more staff.

I would recommend Winslow Court to other families. The staff that they have is good, but my dad says they are short staffed and have a lot of turn over. My dad loves the community and also loves the food.

We liked the staff and personnel that work there and with my mother. The least liked thing was the facility. It is older and maintenance and upkeep were not very good. The rooms were fine, but not most of the other areas.

I thought there would be more activities, but my sister chooses to not take part and I'm not aware of all activities. I like that it feels more like apartments and there are lovely grounds. I was drawn in when I first stepped on the property. People are so friendly! I believe the common areas need some updating and there need to be more activities to drawn people into the community.

I'm not sure that my husband got the best care at Bear Creek Senior Living. After his 2nd day, he fell out of bed and broke his hip/hit his head.

It has new owners and some things have changed. The food is my Mom's biggest complaint. The medical person (the one that coordinates all the care) has been difficult to work with. Most of the aides are great! The activities person is really good. Any time I'm had a concern the director is available and very helpful. I'd still choose this center They did win Utah Best of State in 2023

I have lived at Sandia Vista for one and a sixth years. My husband and I really like it here for a number of reasons. The building and apartments are very clean. A housekeeper cleans our apartment once a week. The grounds are well kept. There is a courtyard where we have picnics in the summer surrounded by beautiful flowers. If the residents want to, they can work on the gardens. There are a variety of activities to take part in; bingo, painting, bowling, crafting, kazoo band, shopping and others. Sandia Vista is a great place to live!

I chose to move to The Forum at Tucson because of the location of the facility as well as the price. In a normal time I am grateful to be here. BUT this is a very unusual time in that we are in a lock down situation because we are awash in COVID.

There were a couple who that made a major impact on my decision to move to the Palms. Nearly every one of the inhabitants that we talked to seemed to be very happy with their new lives at the Palms and they were very open about their experiences and whenever we questioned any members of the staff they always took time to answer our questions and they truly appeared to enjoy their work. Nearly everyone of the inhabitants said you will love it here.

It was less expensive and food very good. I would recommend to others.

In general, I have had a positive experience with everyone at the forum. I gave the activities an NA because my loved one hasn't gotten involved in any of the activities and I don't know much about their offered activities.

My loved one is a resident at The Forum at Tucson. Overall, I would recommend the facility to others.

Staff is very friendly, however there is a high turnover. Why? Research this and make efforts to keep them. I've been having bowel problems since I've been there. The food is high in carbohydrates with fatty processed meats and very few vegetables, Also, certain items are in short supply and therefore residents have limited choices at times. On one occasion they ran out of vegetables. I got potatoes chips instead. I can't continue with that kind of diet; I'm therefore leaving next month. Facility is clean; I'm happy about that. An additional $[removed] was debited from my account on the first of the month, without providing the reason ahead of time. That angered me to say the least. From my understanding, the facility is way below capacity. I believe the bottom line is the high turnover, which leaves the residents underserved in the long run.

We were very impressed with the overall appearance. The grounds are beautiful and the lobby is like a nice hotel. The rooms are bright and inviting. There is a large lounge when you first enter and a small bar area that always has coffee ready and fresh fruit flavored water. The room themselves are well laid out with ample room in the bathroom for movement with a walker or wheelchair. There is a small balcony that looks onto the grounds. My father has a studio with a pony wall that separates his bed from the main living area and it is quite adequate in size and layout. My father has not needed any of the levels of care, so I can’t really address that but I do know he’s receiving both PT and OT, and seems to like the therapists quite well. The staff are friendly, and maintenance has been great and responding to my father‘s needs in the room. Overall I have a very good impression of Granite Gate. Dad has been there two months now.

Mom had to go to the hospital. Staff called us kids with an update on what they knew, where she went etc. We were very thankful for staff staying in touch with us through that situation. Nice facility at a reasonable price. Not the newest or biggest, but good food and mom is making new friends.

I have lived here for 2 years now. The staff is awesome. But the food is awful!!! They just got a new chef but he can't cook. The hamburger is always burnt, the chicken sandwich is taken out of the freezer, microwaved and put in a bun. Usually it's cold. I'm having to buy groceries so I can have a decent meal. What's the point of paying rent when you can't eat the food???? Thats the only complaint that I have. It's a nice place but when the food is awful its discouraging.

Every person in direct care of my dad is so great. And he is not the easiest person to deal with and they are so patient with him and kind to him, even when he is not so kind to them. His care staff is in regular communication with me. Everyone, from the administrative staff to the kitchen and housekeeping staff, are so friendly when I go in. The move-in process was great. No issues. The place is always clean. I would recommend Southgate Senior Living to others.

What we like most about The Palms at Sun City community is the size of the apartments, the food and the value for the amount we pay each month. The dining room is probably what we are most impressed with.

The staff really do a good job selling you the facility. We believed that our loved one could participate with the participants from the independent living side. That really is not the case. I would not recommend it for any family member that has a sharp mind and would like to make friends. As I said above, the staff really did a good job of selling the place. It's it's looks beautiful on the independent living side looks beautiful the assisted-living side it really is not very warm and fuzzy. We chose that place because at first we really thought it would be nice if our loved one could be there and and be able to participate with the independent living people, but she has not been able to and we aren't very happy with that aspect.