Tarantino Properties, Inc

The whole point was to get my dad socailizing and everybody was so nice and they were all excited to make it work. They were supposed to have an ambassador that would be his best friend and go around with him...they were with him for one meal. The first day he was there he was ready to leave and I had to take the next day off of work to persuade him to come back. They made all of these promises about what they were going to do and I haven't seen anything, or any of the sales people, since then. Now we're paying for personalized care, basically we're paying for an ambassador now, but they come and pick him up and take him to meals and activities. Once you move in there you are truly on your own, I realize it's independent living but they sell it as "we're all about friendliness an dmaking sure everything's okay and you'll have an ambassador" but it did not work out that way.

Everything's going just fine right now

Heated pool and spa. Weekday meals, with wknd meal pkg. Across from Willowbrook mall.

first to see; thought 2br/2b was ok space..no outside access from individual apt; neg - specific dining hours

Rooms were small. Don't really know about activities or schedules. Liked 2nd tier care.

Director conducted the tour,she was great.Lovely courtyard.Clean but not as nice as others toured.Like that 1st level apartments open into courtyard.

This one has a lease, and all the meals are not included.

Older facility, clean but definitely showing some wear and tear. Quite, smaller total residents then Emeritus and Sunrise. Nice room layouts.

The nurse who heads assisted part evaluated mom and doesn't think she needs assisted; all the things mom needs are included: meals, laundry, cleaning; mom can bathe and dress herself; so far she's handling meds. advantage here would be mom could transfer to assisted if she needed. she hates the place tho because it is owned by royal estates and just didn't like it.

Director was very pleasant, and outgoing. Felt rushed though as we went thru the tour, very clean, no urine smell.

The main facility was lovely but the memory care section was depressing.

Kitchenettes. Seemed like more of an "old folks home" than senior living. Atmosphere very slow; not much energy. Very casual dining room with rigid schedule.

It's looks nice on the outside. Once you have your parent in the facility its a whole different story. My mom was there for over 3 yrs they raise the rent every year 160.00 to over 200.00 depending on your room size. I had to move my mom because of the increase EVERY YEAR.They are short handed alot of the time, most of the staff doesn't interact with the residence. Other then that it a nice place.

The staff did a good job with my tour but I was not very impressed with this community, it felt more clinical and depressing. there were not many amenities for the residents, in fact, their game room was a table pulled out into the hallway. The rooms were small. I just knew that I did not want my mother to come here.

My mom has lived there for a year and at first it was great. But they seem to be having some issues especially with the food. In the year she has lived there, they have had 4 chefs and the food has continuously decline. Not only the amount given but the taste and what is offered. The residents are very upset about this. My mom does not want to move but the food has become a very big issue. They also have changed their cleaning crew and are having problems there. I am attempting to contact the owners and see what is going on.

When my Mom moved in here October of 2015 it was good for about 6 months. It has been going downhill ever since. The distribution of the Meds is a nightmare. Rarely on time. When as needed meds are requested, it usually requires 2-3 requests and even then sometimes they do not show up. some of the help does not speak or understand English. The food coming out of the kitchen is hit and miss mostly miss. Mediocre at best. Lots of employee turnover. lots of employees that have been here for many years are gone. Northglenn Heights use to have a good reputation with a 3-4 month waiting list and never had to offer incentives . No more. They are now offering incentives for people to move in and. We are very disappointed with the decline in quality and service that has happened over the last year.

The facility itself is quite nice and reasonably well designed. It was clean. However, if I had it to do over again, I would ask many more, much more specific questions about the level and type of care that would be given. It was not a good fit for my brother.

The staff are constantly changing. Not sure this is a place I would recommend.

We went and viewed this property for my 85 year old father. Everything looked wonderful. Apartment was nice size and decent price. Meals, housecleaning and transportation to doctors/groceries, etc were included. Less then 2 months after he moved in, we got a notice that they were changing management, and all of the services were going to be taken away. They also are trying to charge my dad the same amount for for rent, even though it no longer includes meals, housekeeping, etc. I am very disappointed as there should have been transparency in what was going on. My Dad needs these services and now we have the cost of moving him again after just 2 months. I should only give 1 star, but I gave 2 because up until now the people that worked there have been wonderful in helping my dad. Now, they don't do that anymore.

My parents left after a couple of days. They were told that the apartment would be thoroughly renewed, including a new refrigerator. When they were given the key to move in, a number of repairs had not been made. And, the refrigerator was not replaced. During her first day there, my mother fell over a scale left in a passageway. This eroded their confidence in the place. When we presented photos and a list of problems in the apartment, they did a good job correcting them. But, the damage had been done. Based on our experience, I do not recommend them.