The Aspenwood Company

I was disappointed by the cleanliness of the community.

When we first moved in it was a really good experience, but ever since that director left it went downhill. We were being charged extra for things that were not happening such as laundry and the bed being made. The food was also getting bad before we left. I went to visit one day and the residents were being served corn dogs and fries, there were not fruits or vegetables. A lot of the staff here are great, so if they can get things back on track it is a great facility.

This community was too big for my loved one and you did not feel like you were in a home it just felt like an institution. The people seemed happy it just seemed spread out and like too many people. The community was very stunning and attractive and modern we did like the way that they did things it was just not the right place for my loved one.

I did not like this community and I looked at a lot of communities and this just did not work. The surroundings were not great and everyone was just siting around. This was just not the community and they were uncooperative and did not communicate well. Everything was timed and there were limits to seeing my loved one. They were out of our budget and the cost kept just going up at this community. Things just did not work out. The director was always busy and never available to speak. The community is beautiful but everything is difficult. The community it was prior was great but when ownership changed things just got bad.

The community itself is beautiful, as well as the apartment our loved one has. It is so spacious, beautiful, and has a kitchenette. When it comes to the activities it is pretty quiet. The food really needs improvement, the menu that we were shown on the tour is far from reality. They do offer snacks during the days but it is very limited. When you go into the dining room they have the same menu over and over again so it is very repetitive, and since the dining service can be slow the food is served cold. They do have a salt water pool which is nice and a lift that can get you in and out. They also have a nice BBQ grill.

Anthology is beautiful and very fancy. The residents all looked happy and well taken care of. The turn off for me was the marketing salesman, they were just too aggressive. I was constantly getting calls and emails from them.

Some improvements The Village can make is the level of care that is described and what is promised and carried out is different. For example if our loved one was to get sick and need to get a test done they said it could be arranged with the community and get the test back in the same day. However when we actually experience that situation first hand it did not happen, and in fact the test was never performed. Management was a little lackadaisical.

I was able to do an in person tour after our virtual tour and the facility was extremely nice, it is a newer place. The staff were all friendly as well, but it was just way too expensive for us.

Our family was able to have an in person tour experience, and the sales and marketing team were wonderful and made us really feel that this was going to be the place for our loved one. However, the floor plan was awful for being a new building. There was no closet space or storage space in the apartments which was concerning for our loved one.

Our family had an in person tour experience and the sales and marketing team were great, they really made us feel like this was going to be the community for our loved one. Unfortunately it was in the rain and we aren't sure if this was the cause of it, but the community just felt gloomy and not very uplifting. We did not see very many residents moving around and interacting with each other.

It's clean facility, and the people are friendly. But I'm not real happy with them right now. Be aware that if your family member can't do things for themselves, their call light is not going to get answered. The have quite a bit of staff turnover. I'm having to fight tooth and nail to get anything done. Her call button is not being answered. It's very frustrating. She's depressed. Things are not happening the way they're supposed to. We're paying out the nose, yet I'm having to do the things they're supposed to be doing - bathing her, changing her sheets, dealing with her catheter, changing diaper genie bags. I had to go over and get her out of bed recently because she had been hitting the call button for two hours and nobody came. Their in-house Infinity pharmacy is a waste of time. It's an extreme fight with everything to do with that. It is a big pain in the behind. And if you use an outside pharmacy, you have to pay monthly to do that, which is ridiculous. It's been very frustrating.

I toured Village on the Park and it was a very nice facility and I liked the layout of it. The reason I did not go with this one was because they require sit down meals and that is not something that I wanted to do.

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No one bedrooms available. only studio in Assisted Living. [name removed] quoted $5070 for 390 sq ft studio

You need to tour this facility and make sure you there to see activities and the atmosphere. The rooms were great and the food was so-so. The communication between the staff and the family was not good. The facility is beautiful, and I would recommend this facility to others.

Nice facility but a little closed in. No views except nearby buildings.

Over 55 facility. Gorgeous apt like building. More active and vibrant, but no meals included or assisted health care.

The first week my mother moved here they had plumbing issues. She had gas coming out of her kitchen lines for four days before they had a plumber come out and deem it unsafe. She has since been moved and the issue has been resolved. The staff is friendly for the most part.Their biggest area of opportunity is the kitchen staff. They could improve the daily meals by adding more options. One night my mother ordered fish and it was served raw three times before she gave up and ordered soup.

Mom has been doing pretty good since living here. The community is pretty clean in and out of the facility. My mom loves the meals, she thinks it is great! We did have a problem with the monitoring device but they replaced it.

Nice rooms especially the corner unit but seems like there is not anything else for her husband to do. Therapy room just chairs