Waltonwood Senior Living

Nice visit. The is a great looking community. I will consider it if no other options were to pan out.

1 time community fee=1 mo.rent +$500 2nd person fee p/mo. 1 yr lease/2 meals p/day $40 p/mo. cable

My mother is at Waltonwood in Independent Living. It's been 2 months and she is still trying to adjust. She was coming from her own home after being there 62 years. Her apartment is clean, cheery, and the staff is very helpful and positive. The environment is very safe.

We toured this community when we were looking into options for my loved one. This was a nice looking community, and the staff were all very friendly, but it didn't really have the atmosphere we wanted for our loved one. It felt more like a hospital, very sterile, and we were looking for a more home-like atmosphere.

This is a very clean, nice looking place, and the staff have all been very friendly and courteous. I'd be happier with a higher staff to resident ratio, and my loved one has mentioned wishing they had some low-impact cardio equipment in their exercise area.

Visited the facility and I think my Aunt would be comfortable making either of the Waltonwood establishments a good new home to live. Mailing all the info to her today so she can make her decision.

They are doing very good. As far as the staff, they are all very friendly. They take an interest in the residents and the family, and if you ask them a question, they are there. In terms of what they could improve, I guess the only concern would be to make sure that they are in contact with us if my dad is not feeling well. It would be nice to be contacted with solutions. I would also like to have him see the doctor a little more often, although I am not sure if that is within the community's control.

Once again the staff was very informative and friendly, the place was beautiful,but I think it was too big and too many elevators to get where she needs to be.

It was comparable in price or maybe even slightly higher than Sunrise, but when my wife and her sister went to look at it they liked it, they said it would have been fine too.

It's a beautiful facility but they didn't have any openings for the apartment my mother wanted and they said she could move into one of their available ones and then when something opens up she could move into that one but we didn't want to move her and then move her again. It's beautiful and she liked the layout of the particular apartment and we met several people as we toured that actually just came up to us and we saw a list of their acitivites. In fact, the day we went they had taken a group down to the beach so there were quite a few residents who weren't even there. Just from what we saw and the folks we talked to it seemed like a great place.

They're doing a really good job I think, some of it may be just the fact that my mother sometimes denies help, maybe when they try to help her with certain things I think she just says she'll do it herself or something but they're helpful. She's been doing some activities but she has macular degeneration real bad, so she can't particiapte in all of it. Usually on Thursdays they have somebody come in to do a music program and she's really enjoying that. The food is really good (4), some things are better than others but overall it's good. When we first sat down with them and talked about things that they needed to help my mother with we talked about maybe helping her with bathing, I think they have tried but maybe just being a little more persistant with trying to help her. The thing I liked better at Waltonwood was you actually have a little apartment, you have a living room, a bathroom and a kitchenette, it's more like home and it's also a little bit of a newer facility.

It was pretty nice but more expensive than some others we looked at.

Very nice, cheery. There were a few residents sleeping in their wheelchairs near the front desk, much like I would expect in a nursing home. Leasing agent was knowledgable and friendly; really wanted to get to know about my dad.

Waltonwood is good but it's very expensive. It was too expensive for my mother's budget but it is very nice. The one on Cherry Hill is nicer than the Canton Center one - it's newer and more modern.

Cost for 2:$3,595. One year lease. Plus you pay gas, electric, cable & phone. Includes 2 meals/day. Respite available. Housekeeping & Laundry services by ?. On call physician, podiatrist and portable dentistry. Physical therapy room and therapy pool bed and bath linens provided, daily bed making.

good location

They have nurses on staff. (tight for his budget)

enthusiastic and friendly residents and nice rooms.

The Director was friendly but showy; rushed through visit. Didn't seem especially interested in our case. Liked the fact that it was close to mall and that they claim they regularly take residents to mall and restaurants - both things mom still loves to do. Just not sure how often she would be on "the attendance list" to do these things as she doesn's speak up or advocate for herself. Not very impressed with staff who didn't help her open tube spa. They were also sitting together at unit desk while residents were off in another section seated togeter on couches in front of TV. None the less it looked and smelled clean and had lots of nice open space. Something I personally liked. (Don't like small, austrophic places.) I would feel comfortable visiting there as it seemed there were places within that we could "travel" to for a private visit other than resident room. Didn't like the fact they don't allow hi-lo bed with rails - something I would like to bring from mom's home.

Fabulous interior -very upscale. But like Atria, it's adjacent to the mall and high traffic areas. There are separate units for independent and assisted living - not sure I was comfortable with that. Director was delightful!