Tarantino Properties, Inc

Things change each day. Know what you're doing. Keep calling and calling about loved one. You will be handling medical stuff on your own, the community won't help you. They won't take over the care of your loved one like they say they would. Keep a paper trail.

I would tell others that this is our first time and we didn't know what to expect. Overall some of the expectations I had weren't meet. The communication with the staff to the families hasn't been the best.

I would want others to know that I was told 3 days ago since august my mom takes 1 bath every 3 weeks, she is in memory care. She has now been transported via ambulance to the hospital with C Diff. Not only are they not cleaning for covid, but now my mom has a potentially deadly disease caused by the transfer of human feces based on unclean surfaces. So do not send your loved ones here.

I like the people that are there Tom was wonderful helping us find a place for my loved one. This was great. I called to check on my loved one, and the nurse that answered let me know that my loved one was in the quarantine area. I called the Director of the Community, since I was never called about these changes. The director let me know that my loved one only had a scratchy throat, a small cough. The personal caregiver for my loved one called me and said my loved one was on an antibiotic due to an infection. The community never called to let me know of these changes either. I was able to visit my loved one, and at the time they didn't have their teeth in their mouth. The caregiver called me again, to let me know the community couldn't find my loved one's teeth almost 3 months later after my visit. The only person keeping me informed in the personal caregiver.

At the moment we would not recommend The Embark At Willowbrook Park community to others, at the moment there seems to be a lot of turnover rates within the administration.

Knollwood Pointe offered a wide range of activities, they would take the residents on small trips. They would play games and all sing together. It is a place where you would want your loved one to be, it is very inviting.

The food isn't that good. It's not a bad place to live. They give us three meals a day and we are able to go to the dining room again. The room is a nice one bedroom apartment. There is a kitchenette in the apartment. Housekeeping comes in once a week and cleans, this is included in the price.

There have been COVID cases. Every time I call my loved one, they have been in their room. I've asked if they can walk the hall, and they let me know they have to stay in their room. At first I was very pleased and happy with Community Oaks. I got a copy of an evaluation of my loved one. Once I got this, I wasn't pleased with the community. This community is supposed to be one of the better ones in the area. When my family sees my loved one they seem very happy. We have recently learned that we can start to see my loved one outside. There will be someone from the community during the visit, we can't touch or hug my loved one. The community has three separate areas. One is memory care, the second is assisted living, and third is senior living.

Smaller place with a good floor plan. What they consider to be a one bedroom is actually a large studio, so a one bedroom is actually what they call a 2 bedroom (460 sq ft) and is quite high-priced compared to others in the same area. Home-like feeling with smaller resident population.

It's cute, homey, small. Probably good for someone who has their mind but their body isn't working so good anymore. Good location. Older building.

At first Colonial Oaks was seemingly the best place for my family member. Then about 18 months ago came a change in management, a new director, what some of the staff said were employee benefit reductions, and "best" slid into an area closer to "below average." There were a couple of mix-ups with medicine, what seemed like a reduction of staff members on duty at times, particularly on weekends, along with issues on how some staff members treated my family member. Room cleanliness tracked downhill over the last year and almost no lasting improvement even after assurances from management. We have read on line reviews of many facilities over the last few years. If we have learned one thing, current reviews matter the most.

Nice property but a little more dated than our favorites. Ate a meal there which was fair. Menu had no multiple choices. Did notice a slight institutional smell when first entering. Did not like the Northglenn area as much as [removed] and [removed]. Pricey compared to [removed], a nicer facility.

Currently things are stable for my parent. We feel the facility is understaffed in memory care, some of the staff may need further training to care for our loved ones, and there appears to be confusion and lack of communication among the staff. The memory care side could be cleaner and kept up, especially the floors and rooms, and there is not nearly enough daily activity for the individuals in memory care. When the weather is nice, it would be good for them to get out and get some fresh air and sun. Much of the staff is friendly, however there are a hand-full that need training on elderly care and professionalism.

Northglenn Heights. 1. Most of the caregivers are really attentive. 2. the q maps are a different story. There is one girl who is cold, seen on her phone downright lazy looking and looks like a [removed]. I had walked by her office and heard the f word coming out of her mouth. 3. The food is terrible. I'm sure the cooks try to deal with what their given but its very bland and not very much meat. You never see a solid piece of meat like a chicken leg or steak.

This was a nice, older facility. I saw nothing wrong with it but the resident’s rooms are very small. The rooms have a very small living and very small sleeping area that is not a separate bedroom with a door, and that’s it. They are a lot smaller than a small college dorm room. For a couple to stay together would be very cramped.

Nice facility and nice staff. But this facility also does not have gluten free meals specifically for people who have gluten intolerance. I was told that I would have to pick things off of the menu that didn't have gluten. They told me that if I wanted gluten free foods, my family could bring in food for me. Also, the facility temp. was too warm for me having MS. I need 72-73 degrees and it was warmer than that there.

I toured this community for my mom. The staff was nice and helpful with my questions. It was clean and kept up good but just felt it wasn't as clean as the others I have toured. It seemed disorganized. We had to choose another community.

My mother has recently made the move into this community and so far things are going okay. She is adjusting well and things are going as we expected them to go. To my knowledge the staff where easy to work with and helpful with the transition into her new living environment. My mom has mentioned they need some improvements on the meals that the chef prepares throughout the week. I also would appreciate if they would stop loosing my mothers laundry after washing it for her. It is becoming a problem and is upsetting.

We really liked the community and we were set to move my loved in one after an assessment they said my loved one has early memory issues. They were not a fit for the community but when we took them to a different community they did not see an memory issues.

Great tour. Everything went well.