Sunshine Retirement Living LLC

There are plenty of activities. Mom just has a hard time and needs encouragement from someone other than us. Mom would like more cornbread LOL The cost has increased more than expected year over year. The increases need to be passed on new residents. It gets more difficult each year to stay. We would recommend this community to other families based on the experience we have had so far.

Things are going relatively well. The caregivers are inconsistent, but maybe it's because they opened during COVID. Sometimes it takes a long time before a manager/director gets back to us, but generally they are good about addressing our concerns or questions. Out of 6 places that we toured, they were only ones who could take care of [name removed] ostomy bag.

I would recommend CB for memory care. The price is reasonable, the facility is rather small and the service is personal.

The family members of the patients should really be able to be involved with their loved ones. This is not a nursing home but a memory care facility. They do have fabulous day to day activities for the residents- some of which are at an additional costs that they do not tell you about ahead of time. They also have adorable holiday "parties" for the residents and their families, one afternoon a month. But as for day to day life like laundry and personal care items for the patient Ashley Gardens is not the place to send your loved ones if you're in need of someone to take care of that. For example, I have repeatedly had to purchase items for my loved ones room, like pillows, shower caddy's, towels, etc., and they go missing even though I have labeled them (larger and larger each time). Now, granted some things are missing due to the fact that these are dementia patients but the rooms are kept locked during the day and only the patients assigned to that room are in them at night. There has also been a very high turnover of staff in 2024 and the communication has been lackluster. However, there is hope that the new team will continue to work closely together to build the same level of confidence and community that Ashley Gardens was built on. It's a good place and so much more loving than the majority of the other places I've had experiences with. It's just not a nursing home.

What our family likes the most about Waterford Terrace is the fact that all her needs can be met on one campus as her needs progress. Based on the experience we have had, we would recommend this community to other families

It's a good community, cost is reasonable; the community of seniors are amazing; it's very interesting group of people who live here and what they did in life. I would recommend this community. The only down fall is the new Director is undeveloped. Summerfield also serves meals 3x per day; takes you grocery shopping; doctors, excursions

Overall, It's a nice place.

I would say this is a group of very friendly and welcoming staff members and residents, so it was easy to adapt to a new place to live. The staff is very helpful. There are also a variety of activities for residents to participate in during the day, as well as after dinner for anyone who is interested. There is also a happy hour once a week with a live band playing and residents dancing with each other.It is a place I would definitely recommend.

The ambience is comfortable and not clinical like some others Staff is friendly and helpful, easy to work with No negatives to report

It's been a great experience. Would definitely recommend. It's definitely not fancy like some of the places but it was a great fit for my dad. They have great food! I think the pricing is also very reasonable.

I would say it was the perfect fit for my mom. She enjoys majority of meals and activities. Staff and residents are very friendly. It is expensive but cheaper than others with older apts and less activities.

I am a resident at Waterford Terrace Retirement Community. Mostly positive experience, but some serious issues for me: phone service very poor on first floor - have to go outside to communicate by phone and that's hard at night. Exercise in activity room not very good. Activity director is spread too thin. As I said mostly positive experience - staff very good/helpful. But lots of grumbling from diners - food taking too long to get to table.

My parents are currently residents at Creekside Oaks Retirement Community and I think that they would recommend this community to others. They seem to be pleased about the activities and the staff.

Nice quiet area with walking trails nearby. Ample parking and lots of nice features like free access to do your own laundry, weekly housecleaning if you desire and close to some walking trails. The biggest negative is you could be next to a neighbor who plays their TV at a very loud volume which has been a particular problem.

The place is a former hotel that offers affordable rental units. The food service is adequate. Some of the amenities are not as advertised. The hair and nail salon are never open. Movie night is not what I would expect either. It took a while to get phone service connected. Still having trouble getting the maid service going. But overall this was a good place for our situation. My mother has made some friends there and seems to be doing well.

They are in the process of revamping their activities program. It is definitely a place where if you are an introvert, you may not be able to make friends easy. Overall, I think it is a nice facility.

The staff is open to answering questions, the activities are very engaging, and the facility is kept clean. I would definitely recommend Windsor Heights to those looking for memory care.

The staff is very accommodating and quick to address your questions/concerns. I would recommend Park View Estates to others looking.

I would recommend to others. They have filtered air, and have trips to a horse therapeutic ranch.

They are kind and helpful and genuinely interested in the wellbeing of their clients. I would not hesitate to recommend them.