Tutera Senior Living and Healthcare

I think they do a pretty good job I have no complaints.

My mother was a resident atFloyd Place unfortunately for only 2wks before taken to the hospital with pneumonia. She passed away 5 days later. She was very happy there and loved the staff. Chelsey and Lindsey were very caring and helpful. She really took to Andrea who was very patient, caring, thoughtful, funny and full of life! My mom could not wait to see her each day. My sisters and I only wish mom would have had more time there.. Couldn't have asked for a better place for her to reside!!!! Hats off to you all for running such a wonderful place for seniors to live.Keep up the GREAT JOB!

My mother recently passed away. She spent her last years at Pathfinder House/Place and I couldn't be more grateful that she did. I will admit there was a time the building had some areas of inconsistency. In the last 3 years since the administrator Eric took over things have been very good. My mom felt like she was at home with family, and we felt like we were embraced into a vary special family as well. I was amazed when staff that had moved on whether it was to nursing school or other jobs came back to visit mom when she took a turn. I can't speak enough about the staff and particularly how Eric made the last 3 years of my moms life so very special. When he visited in the hospital the night she passed the smile on that he put on her face, brings tears of gratitude to my eyes even now. Not the biggest place in Fremont, but the biggest heart.

I would like to write a review for Cottonwood Assisted Living due to the fact that I feel they provide Exceptional Care to their residents. I have provided nursing visits in this facility and have been a Registered Nurse in the area for over 30 years. I must say that for an Assisted Living, Cottonwood does an outstanding job. Many Assisted Living Communities are unable to provide care to their patients as needs progress and become a higher level. But, at Cottonwood this is not the case. They grow with the patients through their changing needs. I feel they do an outstanding job with memory care patients. They work in collaboration with home health and hospice agencies as well to provide the highest level of care for their residents. As a health care worker in the community of Columbus, I would highly recommend Cottonwood Place.

We use both the assisted living and memory care areas. The assisted living is a little cleaner than the memory care. The assisted also has a little better response time. We have a couple of little issues with the memory care side. I understand it's difficult with memory care and the type of residents, but it could be a little cleaner and there have been some trouble with the laundry. They were the nicest, cleanest, and the staff was friendlier than the other places we looked at. The food is good.

WE are taking one day at a time with the help of the great staff a Hope Memory Care. They have been God sent for our family.

we were impressed with the friendliness and energy of the whole staff. mom needs activity, encouragement and caring attention and we felt this home offered all of that. her room is very nice, the food is very good and there are so many activities to keep mom occupied and her brain engaged. we are so happy so far with the choice we made for mom!!

The transition was easy for my dad and we feel he is being well cared for and they are meeting his social, physical and emotional needs. We are informed and also they ask for information that will help them meet his needs.

The staff at Carnegie Village is stable they do not use agency. They are caring and attentive to your loved one. The place is large and requires use of an elevator for most folks to get to activities and meals. Overall good programing and solid consistent care at this place.

All staff are very informative. I would highly recommend Lamar at Town Center.

The overall experience is good and the cleanliness is ok but they use the same mop water for every one on that floor. I believe that is the cause for Covid outbreak here so often. The friendliness of the staff is excellent. Quality of care is good. The food is terrible but the activities are good. I pay over [fee removed] and get horrible meals like chicken wings and frozen pizza. Just got an increase on rent after being here less than 6 months! They need communication between maintenance and renters. I think they need to really work on their meals the most!

Everyone who works here is friendly and helpful. Their kindness is genuine, they are patient and do their best to solve any issue that arises. To be honest, since my husband died I don't go to lunch or dinner often. In the past though I would say they needed better timing on getting your meal and consistency in preparation.

It has almost all been a positive experience. The main dining area not always cleanest. There was only 1 challenging aid and they didn't stay long. The care services started a bit slow but when activities director came back from vacation things got better. They didn't always make sure she had food when she didn't get to the main table for a meal. They made a good effort to provide things to involve her. The cost is always an issue but they had a decent balance

I believe they have the same issues as other facilities - retaining quality help, specifically CNA's & frequently having to hire people not suited to caring for elderly. They don't last long. Turnover is hard on everyone for maintaining continuity of care, knowing the patients & communicating with family.

Good overall. Some areas could be improved. Would recommend for the price.

Since this is a smaller facility, the staff to resident ratio is better than at the larger facilities. They are more available to the family and the residents. My mom was in the memory care unit. She passed away on [date removed]. There were very few structured activities for the memory unit. It appeared there was much more on the nursing home side. The majority of the nurses aids are wonderful and caring. The food is home cooked and delicious. The facility needs some improvements, especially to the grounds. Housekeeping could be improved.

The weekend staff does not always respond quickly to my Dads buzzer. He is a level 3 meaning he needs help with all transfers and so is dependent on someone to help him go anywhere or get things . The building is clean, Dad had to raise some hell to get his room on the cleaning schedule. Everyone is friendly enough. I feel most of the employees do a good job. Dad isn't always happy with the meals. The activity directors come and go quickly. My dad loves bingo- so in between directors, the residents do it on a schedule themselves. it is very expensive so I wish some of the help were more responsive on the weekends. Overall- I would pick Tiffany Springs again though

I recently visited my sister and find her apartment very nice and the staff friendly. They recently have a new chef and she is interested in the residents opinion and found the food appealing. I find the elderly hard to deal with so each have their own opinions whether it be nice or not.

It was more homey than [community name removed]. There were a couple of ladies there who tried to make friends with mom, that was nice. I am not sure we would recommend this community to others, it would maybe depend on the health of the person going in and if that person would be willing to participate in the activities Then it would be an okay place to stay better than [community name removed]but not as nice as [community name removed]. As I remember the time when mom was there , there would be a lot of pros and cons

[Name removed], the Director, has lots of energy. She introduced my mom to everyone. They all know her by name. She has mild dementia and they have been great with her. They access them for PT and OT right there. The housekeeping is good, she doesn't need much. Move in was easy. The apartments on the 4th floor are brand new. Meals could use more variety. I would love to see more activities. We would highly recommend St Pauls to others.