Traditions Management

My husband had a double room with each side having large windows, a large bathroom, and really large closet. As my husbands needs increased I need to bring in my own caregiver. It was a lovely place but they were not able to manage higher care needs. They did welcome hospice.

I would say that there definitely needs to be family participation in the care services. It is a nice facility but the don't have the ability, or the staffing, to offer a higher level of care. They can only offer very basic assisted living care. We chose Traditions because it was a pretty facility, close to our home, and was a smaller facility .

We are quite happy living at Traditions at Brookside. The staff and other residents are helpful and friendly. Our town home is well designed, comfortable and spacious. The staff works hard trying to accommodate the interested of residents. I think the rent is high. However, I am learning that all retirement homes are expensive. Traditions rents are in line with other comparable facilities in the area. There have been some problems with service in the dining room. Service has been spotty. However, management is working to solve those problems. The food is generally quite good.

Watched this place being built - didn't know I would be living here. But it's been a wonderful 2 years. Lots of new friends and entertainment. Staff great.

Current place of residence. Care costs escalating.

Beautiful facility. Large community. This would be too much walking for my mom. It is a one level facility, which is a must for my mom, but this is just not a good fit at this time.

Very nice but too expensive for services offered.

In general I am pleased with this assisted living facility. For over a year there was a great lack of responsibility given by the dining room servers who were in high school. Service has improved. There's also a lack of coordination and advance notice for some events.

I am lucky to live her at Gentry Park. They take care of all my medical needs and the food is good

Good place to live. Employees are friendly and helpful. The building is well maintained. Residents are friendly. Our friends who visit are impressed with the facility.

very very nice place. They have an impressive array of facilities and lots of friendly people. The downside was the parking situation wasnt ideal and the facility seemed "too big" for my mom.

Very nice facility. [Name removed] was very informative

Seems like a very nice place. We were looking at the Clairbridge section. Residents seem week cared for and engaged in what was going on. They were eating dinner when we were there. Will definitely consider this option in the future. They are all self pay though and do not take Medicaid.

The tour was good it was a nice clean community. The staff was friendly. It was brand new it opened in February. They just didn't have the care we needed for mom. So we had to choose elsewhere.

The facility is very clean and nice. The staff was friendly to us and to the residents. We found it to be very large and everything looked the same. Our family member with mild dementia would be lost. As expected the memory care area was less attractive and the people less engaged. Probably not a good fit for us.

Great place to live. Very satisfied.

I find this place very acceptable. The food is above average--sometimes not hot enough. They provide various, almost daily activities (which is very necessary for most of us) Keeping us interested and motivated is very important.

It's home away from home. All people are friendly and helpful. Conveniences available to those limited to travel. Lovely overall facility. Freedom to decorate as you like. Clean healthy environment. Very quiet and restful.

Gentry Park Bloomington is a beautiful new community. It is obvious that the Director of Health Services is very experienced and compassionate. She is right there taking shifts/care of residents when needed and seems to strive to have a good working relationship with families. She (and some of her staff) provide education, listen to concerns, and keep me informed of changes and care plan updates. They have chefs that they are working with to prepare food that meet the different dietary needs of the residents. There is a nicely landscaped small courtyard for the residents to go out, weather permitting, to enjoy the fresh air. There are activities that they can participate in. The only concern that I will add is that there doesn't seem to be a telephone system in place, at least not in the memory-care area. They use walkie-talkies, which seem to make communication a little difficult at times. Overall, my loved one is receiving the care he needs. They allow and encourage his independence while they make sure he takes his medication, and they help him through difficult times. I feel good he is receiving the care that he needs. I would recommend this community.

After seeing other communities and comparing what was needed I felt they were not the best fit for our parent. I did enjoy seeing how they operate and it could be suitable for another family.