Watermark Retirement Communities

The meals have not been as god as they raved they could be initially. The food is more just okay - it is quite bland actually and sometimes they run out of certain items. However based on the experience we have had so far with Legacy at Clover Blossom, we would recommend them to other families.

Very good place to live. We picked this community because of the service and nice rooms

Sometimes my mother has to remind staff of her needs such as towels etc., more than once or twice. There is a limited offering of religious worship opportunties. She may get braver and have transportation take her to church in the future. Staff and hired nursing are very communicative about my mother's health. Security is very tight, and safety is not taken lightly.

When it comes to the care services - like everyone else these days they struggle a little bit to stay fully staffed. Staff shortages and frequent new-hires that need to "learn the rope." Most of the staff is top notch. What activities are offered are very nice, our loved one just never wants to participate but from the few things I've pushed for into its been good. The value for cost is is a very subjective question! If everything were always perfect I'd say I'd be happy with the high cost but since it's not possible to be 100% confident 100% of the time that everything is happening like it is supposed to. I know every single facility out there faces the same challenges so I'm not at all unhappy that we chose Pinebrook. Overall she's good there.

Communication, in the beginning, was an issue as we were all new to the environment and facility. Communication has gotten better and we think we are moving in the right direction. We do think the the staff has the residents best interest first and foremost.

We chose Blue Bell Place for: 1} location, 2} affordability, 3} Friendliness, the size of the room. Our loved one had memory issues and had some difficulty adjusting to living in a community after years of independence, but the staff were patient and supportive.

I have live at Blue Bell Place for 5 years. I have enjoyed the trips we’re have taken through the years. My most favorite is the casino. The residents and staff are friendly. I have the security knowing that someone is here to care for me. I’m so glad I chose Blue Bell Place.

We had toured many facilities leading up to our current assisted living arrangement and felt that the Watermark at Oro Valley was a great place for mom. My mother has been here for over three years and has seen the highs and lows of growing old and living in a controlled environment i,e; dining, activities, outings where you may or may not be able to go out on your own. This facility has gone through many changes and as usual staff changes. Through all the trials to include COVID, Watermark has always tried to keep residence and family members informed on any changes to ensure that everyone is safe and happy. The dining facility is always clean and the wait staff knows you by name and most times what you like before you ask. The menu gives you many options for whichever meal you are having. Overall the facility is a great place for mom and would recommend it to others. Take a tour and see for yourself

Right now...the facility is in a transition, so the quality of Aides is a hit or a miss. They do their job, but they are just learning the residents. Some of them are friendly. Some just do their job and that's it. The housekeeping is fine. They come once a week. I can't speak on the meals because I don't eat there. My mother doesn't like some of the meals. As for a recommendation, if you can afford to pay out of pocket, definitely. It's very pricey. But it's clean and the staff is friendly.

The friendliness of the staff and responsiveness are the things that the staff does best at. The administration has been very flexible and caring as well. To their credit, they are adding more staff. The learning curve is steep which results in communication breakdowns and individualized care needs fall through the cracks. Issues are quickly remedied once brought to their attention. The quality of care will improve once they are fully staffed. They just hired a new activity director so should see some improvements there as well. Mom is making new friends and getting acclimated.

They just don't have a lot of activities for an active physically and mentally able senior at this specific location of legacy. However, the staff has been excellent in supporting my dad. To clarify my first point, it appears only a couple of residents are capable of carrying on a conversation and most are in poor health. I would recommend Legacy at Grande Vie, but probably for last independent living prior to full care nursing. Legacy is more affordable than other places we looked into.

The people here are incredibly caring and it means the world to me. Since we arrived, we’ve felt a warm atmosphere. The staff members go above and beyond and I feel at ease knowing that my husband is in good hands.

We cannot comment on the activities because our loved one has not participate in...yet. However I like how clean it is and how friendly everyone has been. I'd like my dad to participate more but that's on him right now. Also his room is not dirty but it smells horrible. He has an ostomy bag. I'm not sure if he needs reminding to flush when he empties the bag or what, but goodness, it's bad.

They are very quick in response to issues you may have. Always have been very friendly. The nurse there is wonderful. She makes things very easy. There is PT and occupational therapy right there, which my mom is making use of. There is a primary care doctor that goes there on Mondays and Friday's which is very convenient. He's good if you need meds, and it's very easy as they work with a pharmacy that will deliver the meds. I personally take my mom to the specialists because that's the most important doctors. I just wish there were a little more diverse activities. But overall I have no regrets with her being there and would recommend it to others.

This is an okay community. I would recommend you review the community to see if it is the right choice for your loved one. This would be a good community for a loved one who is mobile and doesn't require much care. The staff communication with the family was good. They were responsive to our concerns and questions. It would be nice to have more staff available to speak with. There were three meals a day served, and the residents had choices to choose from.

I toured this community and it seemed great, but bigger than we were looking for.

Excellent activities an food choices for all meals. A lot of activities and bussing take trips and to appointments. The staff monitors well-being and makes sure that all meds and exercises are done along with the client's needs and reported to the desk, the caregiver, and to the agency and those assisting with payments.

It is a really friendly staff and a very well kept, nice facility. They do have a heated pool which a lot of places did not have. They do offer some aerobic classes which is a nice perk . She does complain about the food quite a bit. She says that it is pretty bland and overcooked and the portions are pretty small. There are a few things that she does really like, they have a menu that is always available so she can fall back on that if needed, it is hit or miss.

My father came to Grande Vie after a stint in the hospital and rehab facility. Grande Vie provided him with everything he needed to continue on his journey to return to a healthier lifestyle. The staff was incredible, and so easy to work with.

Overall I am very happy here I am been here for quite sometime - but they have struggled with hiring a manager that stays consistently so something's are haphazard. [name removed] does a wonderful job in the kitchen - sometimes the meals come out cold but he is currently working on fixing that problem. Overall based on the experience I have had I would recommend Atria Almaden to other families .