The Arbor Company

Saw this. Liked this, near conservatory. Encourages "aging in place" so, no assisted living other than what you being in.

The Manor House is professionally managed and impressive. The room sizes are very generous and well kept. The Dining Room is very large with much space between tables, accomodating wheelchairs easily. The food is the best of all the assisted living facilities, according to the residents I spoke with. The residents I saw appeared comfortable and happy living here. I would revisit The Sudley Manor House to consider choosing it for my Mom.

Very Nice

Nice size rooms. Less staff per resident, but seems to be very open so easier to care for. Nice walking area outside with direct access for Alz - residents. Cost includes ALL care PLUS rides to doctor's office. Alz patients allowed to visit with Assisted Living.

Includes 3 meals

looks good but far from my sibs and her friends

liked it

They did some things well, and it was a clean facility. But we had some issues with our loved one's medication. Them not understanding her pain levels along with her Alzheimer's was not a good combination. We had to go around and around with them on that. But once hospice took over, it was a little more manageable. I would not recommend it for someone with stage 4 cancer with Alzheimer's. Other than that it was great.

I didn’t like The Preserve at Palm-Aire as much as the place we ended up choosing. It was not as aesthetically pleasing. The apartments were not as big, and they were kind of dark.

My mom is at Summit. While we are mostly happy with the facilities, the pictures of the garden are misrepresented here. There are very few (if any) flowers, and only a few scraggly bushes planted. The much promised garden in actuality is a big disappointment and not at all as pictured.

No place is perfect. Arbor Terrace is better than most. They need more help in the memory care neighborhood. The day shift has the better all around caregivers. My recommendation would be that all caregivers on the memory care unit be given the virtual tour. I think it would help them understand what the patients are fighting everyday to function.

I do like the Preserve for my parents. They do have concerns about the old carpeting but they just painted! Looks better. They are also complaining about the dining experience as they are under staffed. The staff that is there is young,(probably 1st timers) in the work force with no customer service skills. Food is good with a variety of menus.

Great place for Mom. Very caring and attentive. Great food and clean and well organized.

I toured lots of places and when I toured this community it was fabulous. We were very impressed with how pretty and clean it was .The staff was nice and helped with all our questions. Was in my top 3 to chose from they just had a waiting list. So we had to go elsewhere.

Vantage at Cityview was one of several communities that I toured with my mother, and overall, we liked the community very much. From what we saw, the community was lovely and well kept, the staff was friendly and caring, and they had plenty to do to keep the residents busy. However, I felt that it was further away than I would have preferred to travel for a visit, and I thought I might be able to find a community closer but just a nice. As a result, we ultimately chose another community for her care

This was a nice tour from the friendly staff. The community was clean and we liked the atmosphere. The menu looked appealing. They offer activities for the residents who are able to participate. We would suggest that others tour this community for the care that is available for a loved one.

This was a beautiful community but way out of our price range. It is a new community only a few years old so everything is still new and looks very nice. The staff was very friendly and nice very informative. It seemed like they offered a variety of acitivites for the residents to keep busy.

The experience has been good for my mom and I picked this community because they were more convenient and closer to me. The meals are okay for my mom. She is fine and participating with the activities they offer. Her apartment is comfortable and cozy. The housekeeping is a little slow and it seems the facility is under staffed. I would recommend this community to family and friends if needed.

I am still adjusting to living at Harbor at Lakeway. They are not quick to respond when I press my pendent or with the food. The food is good sometimes. They do keep the community clean and there is a beautiful fountain in the lobby. I have found some of the residents do not seem friendly. They do offer daily activities.

The Preserve at Palm Aire is a nice community. It's a rather large community and seems a bit run down. During our tour, we realized it was not what my father needed at the moment.