Titan SenQuest

spoke with Erica, they have 5 to 8 activities per day on campus, mass also on campus. doctor visit once per week, Medicaid can help cover medical costs. they have a progressive program that will go from independence to memory care assistance Erica will be able to show us around anytime that is convenient, will send out info packet.

Had good talk with director; Stephen the chef stopped by while we were having lunch (delicious!) and talked -- very iterating guy. Favorably impressed with model apart. Walk-in closet and large, accessible bath room. Built in seat at end of shower. Names on waiting list.

I am considering this community. It is close to family and priced right, I think. I need more help to know how much it will really cost to live there with memory care.

I looked at a number of places within a certain budget and when I walked into Ashford Court I figured it was going to be out of our budget because it was such a nice large place. It has a large welcoming lobby, many other rooms for the tenants to go - library, craft room, game room and dining room. There are many activities and each day there seems to be transportation somewhere. My aunt just moved in this week so I will write back here after a few months to advise about her experience but so far she really seems to like it.

I really liked this one. All the places I have been are beautiful but this one might be the most affordable one with the needs being met. I hope I am reading things right. I need to now sit down and read the info.

We toured this place when we were looking into options for a loved one. It was a very nice looking place, and the staff were all very friendly, but it didn't suit our needs quite as well as others we had looked at. It was also more expensive than others we were considering.

It's working out great. They are pretty clean. They have trips to the casino about once a month. I ate with him and for the most part the food is very good, but you can tell when they are short staffed, they get maybe a salad and a breadstick, I think they could give them a little more even if they are short staffed that day. it's awesome, tasty, and they always get a dessert. They do a great job, I'm really happy he's there.

I thought it was very homey. I was surprised that my mother chose another place over this one but it was a personal preference. They made it into the final three options. They were lovely and clean. I would have been happy with them.

Nice place. Good range of options, ages of residents, and friendly personnel. This is a good possibility.

Very nice set up. Offers alot of amenities, but also meals and was not really looking for that extra.

Very nice, friendly. Director helped alot. Open air facility with a variety of things to do. Clean and looking for ways to improve.

Seems like best option. Rooms aren't as nice as Oakmont--but programs and memory care seem adequate.

Very nice and a possibility.

I would recommend Pine Ridge of Hayes to others.

There are some staff that are really good at what they do. However, they are having some staffing issues at this time. My loved one is very picky with food and does have some issues with it for time to time. They have not been able to have a lot of activities due to covid. They have Bingo and also had a time where my loved one was able to get her nails done.

We toured this community and it seemed like a friendly and inviting place.The staff was compassionate and nice very helpful and knowledgeable. The community appeared well cleaned and maintained. It appeared that they offer different events.

I was not very impressed with this community at all when I was looking for my mother. It is one thing to look nice out the outside but when the quality of care is poor that speaks volume to me. There was residents who where waiting for a while for any kind of help from there room buzzer and no one ended up coming. That was all I needed to know and they I realized that this place was not the right fit for my mother in the end decision.

Everything here has been good. The only problem we have been experiencing is getting my mother's medicaid earned out. Besides that, I have no issues really. The facility is nice and clean, the staff seem to genuinely care about the residents and placing my mother here seems to be a good decision.

My parents really seem to like the room and the people working there

Our experience as of 1 month ago was pretty darn negative. There is now a new maintenance person on board and the place is much cleaner, it was a mess at times--dirty carpet, sticky floors. It has been much more pleasant being there as of late. Hoping it lasts! The employee morale I believe is going to get better as well. Who wants to work in a stinky environment--no one! We've found that if we speak up about an issue we will be heard. The employees in memory care treat our mother very well and I believe it will get better!