The Arbor Company

My mom has mid/late alzheimers (started in 09) and moved into a 1 bedroom here several months ago when her husband passed and she didn't get along with her planned caregiver, who doesn't speak to me. I wasn't included in picking this place, but I went in once just before she moved in and of course they were nice then. I haven't heard from my mom since she moved in. I live 5 hours away and I have no idea what's going on with her. the residents don't have phones in their rooms so you have to get them a cell phone - but my mom can't figure out the new phone they got her, much less how to call me on it. Every time I call her, no one answers and the voicemail is full. I've called the facility multiple times & asked them to call me back or help her call me and nothing. They don't respond. I'm her only child and they won't help AT ALL. I don't understand why she's not in memory care and why she isn't getting more help with things like keeping in touch with family.

Mariposa was disgusting, I saw things that scared the daylight out of me. They did not have proper staffing and it was affecting the residents. We saw a woman sitting outside by herself and she had a long sleeve shirt and pants on and it was very hot outside. We brought her inside and she followed us around and no one had an eye on her, we had to find a caregiver to come get her. It was very upsetting to see and we had many other instances with other residents too. It was a very bad tour experience.

DO NOT put any family member in memory care . We had family neglected and i reported them to the state and they were found to be deficient . Make sure you look up the state deficiencies . Probably fine if not in memory care . Head nurse was mocking during family members demise .

Aesthetically looks beautiful with the fresh flowers in the lobby. Unfortunately the care and cleanliness are extremely disappointing. I had to more my father, and thank goodness I did. He is seems so much happier and definitely taken care of better. Please think twice before sending your love ones to the memory care unit.

My father was a resident in the memory care. They tell you anything to get you in there, but if your loved one truly has dementia or Alzheimer’s they staff is not trained to take care of them. Countless mistakes and neglect to name a few issues they have. Please look elsewhere and don’t get fooled by the initial warm welcome, it turns very quickly.

It's very expensive, and anything you ask for besides just the regular rent costs more money. Recently they tried to charge $5.50 per meal to have your meals delivered to your room. No warning, they just started doing it. The food quality is atrocious. I would say 3-4 days out of the week at least, it's chicken and asparagus, or some weird kind of soup. There are no fresh vegetables. No consideration to what elderly people want to eat or how they can eat it. It's plated terribly, and very unappetizing looking.

For whatever reason my relative’s review isn’t here for viewing. Isn’t this the purpose of this?! Don’t bring your loved ones here. The Summit has nothing to offer whatsoever for their residents. The Summit is only interested in making a sale and not about our loved ones well-being being, health and safety. Incompetent staff and building. Save yourself a trip and don’t waste your time,

I recently visited the Summit for my recently widowed mom; I was disappointed the moment I arrived. Horrible parking set-up. I had such a difficult time finding parking. I met with someone who had no idea what they were talking about, totally clueless and uninformed about seniors. The facility is ok, nothing special, apartments look old. This facility doesn’t have much to offer. Glad my visit was horrible at Summit which eventually led to me The Sheridan down the street.

This community has nothing to offer for your loved ones . I visited the Summit for my in-laws and I highly disappointed the moment I got there. Parking is horrible, there was literally no parking so I had to use Trader Joe’s parking lot. I met with someone in marketing who was much more concerned about making a sale instead of the needs of my in-laws, didn’t seem to have any care or compassion. I didn’t see any activities while I was touring. Apartments can certainly use an update, the only good thing about the Summit is the location. Look elsewhere for your loved ones.

They should allow anyone with any type of disability to participate in all the activities they have to offer. Our experience we had, was that other residents were able to decide if someone with a disability could participate in that activity or not.

If your loved one is in memory care, this is not the place. If you don't have the right medicare insurance that takes their in house doctor, this is not the place. If you want follow up if your loved one falls or goes to ER, this is not the place. If you want to be a partner/team with the facility, this is not the place. If you expect the invoice to match what they automatically withdraw from your bank, this is not the place.

Worst facility! Be warned!! Terrible service!! Negligent people! Don’t care after don’t care!! Careless people that really could care less about your loved ones, they only care about the paycheck! they should have other jobs that don’t include caring for people!! Don’t believe the lies! And just like the other post that complained I’m sure they will reply to this one with a “call the executive director to complain” post (or maybe not since I pointed it out) which is the equivalent to seeking help from the same person that authorizes it all! As they say, from the head flows the same spirit to the workers in lower positions. It’s all a reflection from the top! RUNNNN and don’t look back!!!

I would give no stars. My mother lived here for just over a year. They have 2 aids and a nurse for the entire floor. I witnessed many incidents of residents being neglected, particularly after dinner until bedtime when there were few or no family members to see what went on. The 2 aids would be sitting away from the residents ignoring them even when the residents requested assistance. My mother had a UTI, was dizzy as a result and fell and was taken to the ER and was fine. Rather than watching her after she returned, they left her alone and less than 24 hours later, she fell again, this time, broken hip, surgery and over a month in rehab. They only bathe them 2 x per week resulting in frequent UTIs. The food is inedible and cold as they bring it up from the first floor and it sits. They have minimal activities so my mother would fall asleep during the day then they would give her sleep medication that she would not have needed but for them allowing her to sleep during the day. We had frequent conversations with the director [name removed] to address all the problems and she was rude and dismissive. The facility is new and beautiful looking but don’t let that fool you, the care is terrible and unsafe. For the prices they are charging you can get better care elsewhere. We have switched to one on one full time home care at an equivalent price.

If you want what your money to cover the services your loved one's care plan covers, then Arbor Terrace is NOT the place.

Lakeside suggested mother spend 3 weeks in another rehab facility to meet level of care requirements. Weekly reviews were upbeat and positive. Completed all paperwork, obtained a move in date and they cashed 5K deposit check. After numerous delays and avoidance by management, we were told she was not a fit for Lakeside standards on the 20th day of rehab. Waisted 3 weeks where we could have been looking for another facility. Extremely dissatisfied with the service/noncommittal effort to string along the ultimate refusal. Good news.. Only took an additional 2 weeks to get 5K back from Lakeside. Mother residing in another facility on the island we found in 1 day with willingness to help her, understanding of her needs lessoning restrictions or delays. Feel Lakeside is screening potential residents with little to no maintenance requirements for acceptance due to being a new senior care facility...

Unclean, most of 2nd shift is very unfriendly,hard to understand. Would not recommend at all. Staff is underpaid so quality & treatment is poor. They don’t do many activities, nothing to try to help improve mobility, sharpness of mind. It’s just a place you go to die.

My mother has been at Arbor Terrace for about 8 months. This was a brand new facility and unfortunately they are still ramping up and not fully staffed. Mom has been spending way too much time in her room without enough afternoon and early evening activities to attend. They are too short staffed to provide residents reminders about upcoming activities, or assist residents to get to activities. Since the facility is brand new, they need more time to get established, and get staff in programs in place to properly care for residents that need extra assistance.

Now the drink glasses are like shot glasses. It would be helpful if the facility would stop writing fake reveiws. Tryed to talk to the manager knocked on her door she didnt answer went outside she was sitting at her desk got up closed the curtain nasty nasty nasty. Food is below subpar. The Waite staff is great they put up with a lot of BS due to the poor management in the front office. They are uninterested in the people live here they are very interested on what they can get. The enterment consistes of watching each other grow older. Arbor is not interested in your concerns, due yourself a favor spend a little more go to a place where you are treated like a human. Shutting the curtain indeed!

Very High Priced for the area and there was NO Nurse after second shift. The memory care facility also smelled.