Turnaround Solutions

My mother has been at this facility for 3 years. Promised services have not been fulfilled. We battle daily to assure she gets quality care. We pickup her room and sanitize her bathroom daily. If we don't it won't be done. We purchase basic need products which were supposed to be provided. Food quality is poor. We were told they had a professional chef which proved to be false. My mother has been served foods that she is allergic to on numerous occasions. Thankfully she hasn't had any serious reactions. As a general rule the staff are kind and work hard. However, there are those whose attitudes are challenging and unkind. The price of 6k+ per month should provide exceptional care. It doesn't.

Too many problems for my parents at University Living to list, including incorrect administration of meds. The for-profit, distant corporate office model is generally not a good one for this kind of operation. Certainly true in this case.

I am not satisfied with Montvale Estates. In fact, I'm moving to a less expensive place on the 24th of this month. The laundry room is not cared for, and there's no AC in there. The fans haven't been cleaned in forever. The residents have to clean everything, including AC filters. The food had gone down in quality. There are too many chiefs and not enough Indians here.. I would not recommend this place to anyone.

My Mother is there and she has bed bug now for the 2St time. She also has had [removed] and other thing taken.

Nice facility but they are having a hard time keeping employees so very hard to get questions answered once you move in. Also the independent living side only has transportation 3 days a week so don’t depend on them to take your love ones to doctor appointments.

The care that we received here was ok at first, and as the months wore on it became worsened. We paid additional fees for additional support and assistance that were not provided, or were provided very half heartedly. Through many specific, documented interactions, and promises made and broken, we lost faith with CedarStone and found different care. Outside of care, there were times over the winter where there was not sufficient heat to support the residents. Supplemental heat was provided, but this was a concern for us going into the upcoming cold season, as a rather new facility would hopefully not have these ongoing issues.

I would think twice before sending anyone there . They have many issues that need to be addressed !!!

This facility I can say unfortunately that honestly has no qualities. I regret ever placing my father there. To be frank, I would not place my dog at this facility. Sorry, but it is the truth. They sell you one thing but that is not AT ALL what you get. If they were sitting in front of me right now, I would say the same thing.

I believe the top level staff has changed. That would be the only reason I'd think it may now be a viable place for anyone to reside.

Dad was not a good fit for Fremont. We had to leave. We had no choice but to move him to another facility. He became angry and confused and was not happy with anything at Fremont. I on the other hand loved [name removed] was very nice and helpful during this difficult process. He returned calls and gathered information until everything was finalized.

I no longer live there made a joke to a worker and got evicted. I wasn't being rude or anything. That place is a joke. There is room for improvements and a much need the manager for one was very rude

If you are scrolling reviews and considering The Wellington Assisted Living Facility in Liberty, Missouri- I implore you to please reconsider this facility for your loved one. Our family regretfully chose The Wellington in [date removed] for my grandmother and we will unfortunately live with that regret for the rest of our lives. When you tour with them, the facility is beautiful and the management will give you beautiful smiles and tell you all the right things. Please do not be fooled. Believe the negative reviews! My grandmother was given poor overnight care- often having to wait 60-90 minutes after using her call button. They were terrible at communication with our hospice team (and our hospice team was often left speechless). Medication errors were abundant and management was notified regularly but failed to change. We were able to finally move her out and I can promise you there are much better facilities in town who care about your loved ones!

I will never forgive myself for moving my grandma into The Wellington during her final days on earth. There were countless medication errors and omissions made by the staff. It was a regular occurrence that my grandma would ask what medications she was being given and the med tech would say "I don't know". My grandma was always made to feel like she was being punished for asking questions (and it turns out, she was. Every time she asked a question, her bill went up). When my grandma was prescribed new medications, those changes weren’t made by the staff for days and sometimes they wouldn’t make the change at all until we followed up with them multiple times. At night, the response times ranged from 30 minutes to 90 minutes. My grandma felt trapped, abandoned, and ignored as she was wheelchair bound and relied on the assistance of the aides. The majority of the people working at night are from a temp agency. They were not kind and were not well-trained. Believe the negative reviews!

The facility has several women who kept the place clean, but the smell of urine in the carpeting in the corridors never goes away. At first EVERY staff member was saying hello. Then the exec director avoided any overtures for conversation. [name removed] was left to arrange his own transportation to dr appointments when this was a promised service. [name removed] was abandoned outside the dr office after 5 pm on a Friday and it was only thanks to a police patrol who brought him back to UL. No one at UL recognized that he wasn't back in time for dinner. He had lots of clothes, but when taken to hospital the last time, he was wearing hand-me-down sweatshirt and track shorts . Why? Where were HIS clothes? We had high hopes for the food because at initial interview we were introduced to the two chefs . [name removed] was not impressed. [name removed] was the bright light there . Not only did she provide activities, she helped get attention to [name removed] when he needed it. [name removed] is terrific. I would never recommend UL to anyone. Promised the care but unable to deliver .

Very disappointed in the care at the facility. The response when my mother pushed her emergency button was a half hour. When she was to return to her apt. After a short stay in the hospital Vitalia said she was not allowed back. We had to scramble that day to find another facility. This was a violation of her rights as a resident of Vitalia. They were very uncaring and would never recommend Vitalia in Seven Hills, Ohio.

I am not at all happy with Vitalia. The service and care is not good the dining room is a disaster. I can never get the director to respond to my emails. I am paying for services I am not receiving and my poor aunt is wet and covered in BM many times bc they do not change her like they should. I would NEVER recommend Vitalia to anyone. I would rate them 1 on a level of 1-10

My mother received very poor care in their memory care unit. She resided there less than one month before passing. Several times when myself or a family member visited, we found her on the floor of her room. I was never called when she fell. The hospital found she had a broken collarbone when she was transferred there before passing.

The day shift at CedarStone did a great job. The evening shift had issues. My loved one was considered a fall risk and on many occasions they placed her walker on the opposite side of the room. This happened on the night she broke her hip. The walker was not available when she used the restroom. I would not recommend CedarStone.

. It is nothing like I was told when I met with the sales people. No one ever has the answer to questions. They do not have many activities. You have to wait forever in the dining room. The healthcare workers never seem to want to be bothered and most of them are agency and when you ask a question they answer is always "I don't know I'm agency". The director of wellness is rude and the memory care side is even worse. I would never recommend sending a family member there and I am looking to move them

The furniture was all metal. This wasn't the right fit. It felt like a jail to me.