Vitality Living

Pretty good. Especially if still pretty independent. Mom's memory issues made it difficult for her to find her room. Often staff were not available to help her. Lots of activities and outings that my Mom was not independent enough to enjoy.

My loved one is currently a resident at Vitality Living Baypoint Village and everything has been very good at this facility so far. The value is definitely there, but it is expensive. You definitely get amazing personalized services and care. The staff is polite, caring and wonderful. Communication with the family meets our needs. The facility and meals are a highlight. The services provided: medical, care, outings, activities are excellent.

The tour experience at Vitality Living Stony Brook was good, but it was just not the right fit for my mom. It was a very nice facility, however it did not feel cozy. They offer assisted living and memory care, but I did not feel that the memory care patients were as important as the assisted living patients.

My family and loved one had a good experience with the community. The staff are kind, caring, and helpful. Everyone is friendly. This is a great community that is kept clean and well run. There are meals and activities provided for the residents. Overall, this is a community we would recommend to others for their loved ones.

I think it's one of the better facilities in the area. They could possibly add a staff person or two though as sometimes it does take 10-15 mins on occasion to respond to buzzer. Food is quite nice and ample. They have good onsite facilities and the people are quite caring. It's always a shock though to the senior being moved in and they perhaps could do a bit better with those expectations - both to the senior and to the family. I think this is typical with any facility though.

What our family likes most about the Vitality Living Arlington community is all the different social activities they have for the residents there. They have French conversation, wine tasting, a movie theater and a hair salon. Based on the experience we have had so far, we would recommend this community to other families looking for a place for their loved ones.

It's a brand new building, up to date facilities, view of the marina, easy walk to the beach, couple of restaurants within walking distance, and 0.5 mile to HRT public transportation. Flexible choice of meal plan, not locked into having to pay for fixed meal plan, residents can dine and charge without having to subscribe to meal plan, daily nutritious continental breakfast without extra charge. Cook breakfast available for a charge ($5-$7). Three large elevators, beautiful theatre, indoor pool for water aerobics, and gym for exercises & yoga. Bar area for residents to socialize. Frequent visiting artists to perform for residents in the theater. U-Tube movies in the theater for residents. Assistant Living building adjacent to the Independent Living building in the process of being built, ready in 2024 for residents who need more care to move into. 24 hours concierge's services. Night concierge check on residents with special needs like heart problems, several times in the night. An outdoor pool to be built situated by the marina. (Expect to be ready in late 2024.) Residents can join (with fee) as members.

The maintenance team has been good at fulfilling any requests. The meal prices compared to the portions is higher, than I think should be charged. They have a good continental breakfast for the residents. The residents have the ability to cook in their apartments, as there is a full kitchen in the apartment. The community provides a shuttle for the residents to use for appointments and more within a 10 mile radius of the community. It would be nice to have the ability to go into Downtown Norfolk for residents to be able to see specialty doctors. The pricing is more than I thought it would be, and I would make sure that you are able to afford all the costs. The Activities Director quit on the spot, and there was supposed to be a new Activities Director coming into the community, but haven't seen them yet. [name removed] is a real jewel for the residents and community. Also it would be nice to have the community listen to the resident's ideas for field trips, activities, and changes within the community.

The people are great, it's a great place for active people. It's a very beautiful place , love the heated pool but for the people that need more one on one care, it's not available. I think they may be under staffed as well.

I love the exercise program they have Monday, Wednesday and Friday - it is great for mingling and it is very nice company. Sometimes the kitchen staff seem a little unhappy and sometimes they run out of certain meal items but overall the staff are extremely friendly and the nurses are great. The rooms are spotless and the gazebo is really nice. I most certainly would recommend the Vitality Living community to other families.

I picked this community because of the price. The staff has been really great. They work hard, and they are friendly. They could use more servers/staff in the kitchen.The food is good. Overall,I would recommend to others.

Mom & Dad are less mobile than some there, and are having a very hard time acclimating to the experiences available. I'm not quite sure how many participate in the activities; so it makes it hard to want them to do anything. (Play billiards, cards, games, etc). Hoping it will get better... hoping the staff will find things that will interest everyone that live there

Our family likes the lovely courtyard, but need more house keepers. Food on the memory care could be better.

Staff and care has been great. My Dad is enjoying his stay however, they have recently announced a change in ownership which is both unexpected and somewhat concerning that it wasn't disclosed. Hoping that the change in ownership doesn't affect anything going forward or result in any onsite management changes as the current group has made my Father feel very welcomed. Fingers crossed.

I toured Azpira at Windermere and the tour was good. Everything was nice during my tour. This facility is a more upscale looking place. But again, the tour was good.

This is a good value for the money. The community as a whole works hard to maintain high standards. There has been some staff turnover who haven't met the high standards. The Executive Director is open to communication and feedback. There has been great improvement in the food since the new chef has come onboard. There are three meals a day served and there are good choices for the residents.

My review comes out in the ratings. Everyone was super helpful. Management was very easy to work with. The staff are very friendly The phone system is something that definitely needs some work. Overall the facility is great and beautiful. I would recommend Vitality Living Lake Forest.

My loved one is incredibly happy there, truly loves it and that is important to us. They are incredible to their residents with the quality of care and providing fun and engaging activities for them to do. Everyone is very friendly and welcoming. An area to improve in is keeping the hallways odor free. Walking down the halls you can sometimes smell urine. Cleaning the carpets more often may help.

Our family had an in person tour and we thought the tour experience was really nice, it was a very good and close second choice.

I thought Azpira at Windermere was very nice. The facility was pretty and clean. Nothing else really stood out to me here. The location was not as ideal in terms of stores/amenities nearby.