Willow Ridge Senior Living, LLC

I cannot say enough good about Atria of Greece. Mom has been there in Respite Care while I'm back in CT selling my house, and she feels happy and comfortable. Very well fed too! The food is just great.. Perhaps the most outstanding thing about Atria is the caring spirit of the staff. They are all so anxious to please and went out of their way to make my mother feel welcome from the very first moment she got there. She has a beautiful room, and lots of activities to choose from if she feels like it. Sometimes she just likes to sit outside and enjoy the beautiful gardens. Atria is a wonderful place and I'm so glad I chose it for my mom.

We've had a great experience with Atria South Setauket! They really do everything well, I can't think of anything I'd like them to improve on. They do an excellent job making new residents feel welcome, and the staff is very responsive to any questions or requests. If I was old I'd want to live here myself!

My father enjoyong his golden years at greenfield has been excellent! The staff have treated my father wth dignity respect and structure he needs ! No changes and i thank them and truelly from the bottom of my heart am greatful! chocolates r his sweet ??

My mother was in this facility. She loved it until the day she passed away. Staff very friendly and truly cared about my mother. Dietary manager took the time to care about my mothers likes and dislikes. I went to surprise my mother for lunch and everyone was having fish, she didn't like fish and was eating her favorite dish. When I spoke to my mother she would talk about how much she loved the staff. She loved going to Red lobster with a group and the activities director. The nursing staff, in particular, Nikki, joked with her and made her feel at home. They were on top of everything, when they thought my mother was having a stoke they sent her out to the hospital to make sure she was ok. While she was at the hospital the staff came and visited. Even the administrator came to visit her as well. She felt loved there and I feel like we made a great choice!

They're doing a great job at Homewood Residence! They've got a really lovely facility, it is secure enough for memory care patients, but doesn't feel confining and has a great outside area. We moved our loved one here after escape attempt problems at another community and the staff have really worked well with him to help him settle in. The staff really is very friendly, patient and caring. Karen, the Director helped me so much and Melanie has been amazing working with our lives one and making the transition smooth.

It was beautiful and they cared very much. The staff was very friendly, they were so nice. They just weren't able to care for her needs. I would like to live there myself, and I would recommend them. They did all the right things.

I thought they were lovely, the place is very nice everyone is very friendly. They all met us at the door. There is an outside area for residents and families to use. Overall, it’s a lovely and clean community that I’m glad we found.

After visiting several assisted living facilities it was determined that Atria Weston Place was the "best fit" for our 93 year-old mother. The location is very convenient for family and friends to visit. Thank you for the referral

My loved one was unfortunately only here a short time, but during that The Gables at Brighton really impressed me! They were absolutely phenomenal in so many ways. The staff were all incredibly friendly and caring, from the management to the caregivers, and they obviously really cared about their residents. The facility itself was beautiful, and my loved one really loved her room. I had family members who were totally against the move, but after seeing the place were very impressed. We did, however, run into an issue that soured the experience somewhat. My loved one passed fell ill and passed only a week after moving in, and this was in the middle of the month. When we toured they told us in order to get the room we'd have to pay for the whole month even if we moved in in the middle, and after she passed they told us there was a 30 day notice after a resident dies, so we ended up paying for 2 months for a 9 day stay. This was a complete surprise to us, as I don't recall hearing anything about it during the (admittedly hectic) touring process. I understand and accept the reasoning for the policy, but the fact that it came out of left field and was not explained to us really was quite a negative shock. But I really would recommend this place, it is wonderful, and I hope this review prevents the 30 day notice after death policy from being a shock to another family!

My brother and I could not have found a better place for our Mom. We were blown away with the place. The apartment was bigger then we 1st thought, every thing was clean, people were friendly and welcoming. Don't know how many of the residents stopped us to ask if they were getting a new neighbor and told my Mom that she was going to LOVE it there. Beth and Fran could not have been more helpful with answering all our questions. Every time we go now and the staff sees us they always ask if there was anything else they can do for us or our Mom. This was a perfect fit for her!

Dinah was wonderful. Extremely helpful and caring. We were very comfortable with the care we felt we would receive there, but my Mom selected another facility due to the look/decor (newer, brighter).

The price is concerning for those on a fixed income. She had absolutely no complaints. It was a respite stay, so she was only there a couple of weeks. I didn't know they offered that. The food was good, and they had activities going on. It was clean and the staff were very friendly. There wasn't really anything that could have been done any better that I could think of.

The staff is very caring and willing to work through any difficulties with the resident adjusting to the new environment. They also have adapted their activities calendar to include favorite activities of the residents when a need or interest presents itself. I would highly recommend this facility!

We're very pleased with this community, everything has been great! It's a very nice looking facility, everything is well kept and clean, and the staff are all friendly and helpful. The meal service has been great, the food is very good and they've got a lot of variety. They have all sorts of on-site activities to keep everyone entertained, although I would like to see them go on more off-site outings.

The staff is wonderful and met prior to her arrival to discuss her needs and how to best meet/deal with them. Everyone has gone out of their way to help my mom feel at home- a stark contrast to her former facility. The food is top notch as well. My mother has been there a week today and loves it already.I would highly recommend this facility.

The room was very nice, and the people were really nice. It seemed like a nice place to be, the food was good, and the nurses that worked with him were good. For most families this would be a really good place to go. Just make sure the care level is a good fit. We had health issues when he moved in, that were missed when they evaluated him. When we had some of our problems they went to bat for us and made contacts around town, and kind of went out of their way for us. I think most families would find it is a nice place, a clean place. From the interactions I saw the people all seem to be happy. The food was good, I spoke with the chef there and he seemed to be on top of things. They went way out of their way to try to accommodate him. They had a little Gazebo where people could sit and have snacks and things, I really liked that. Their evaluation process needs to be re-thought. The nurse that evaluated him said that he was a good fit, that was not the case and we were charged for the minimal amount of time he was there, which was unfortunate.

They've been great so far, and my loved one and the other residents seem to enjoy themselves here. It's a nice looking place, and the staff are all very friendly. We like how they let the residents maintain a degree of autonomy, but help is available if they need it.

It's wonderful my dad is very happy. Every day, every hour, all the time there are things to do. The food is superb, he raves about how great the chef is, and they get to pick what they want from the menu. They take him to church on sundays. He is just being taken care of they do his laundry and everything. I feel great! I can go on vacation and know he's being taken care of.

I am really impressed with the caring, friendliness, and helpfulness of the entire staff, both to my wife and I, and to my 97 year old mother who now resides there. We even encountered a custodial staff person, who stopped us in the hall and made sure we were happy with our decision to place, Mom, there. Greenfield, is one of the more reasonable priced facilities, but is not at all lacking in the quality of care or the ammenities found in the more expensive facilities.

I really love it but there's a few faults. My dad loves it there but he's bored, he's 98 and very good mentally, but he would like more card games and things like that, they don't do enough as far as I'm concerned. They have game nights but they just put the board games on the table and expect people to come down to them. I think it's very neat, he has had some money stolen, but that's going to happen anywhere you go and it's his fault. I told him to put it in an account someplace and sure enough it was gone. I think it's super clean, the meals are delicious, I do like the fact that they have a doctor on call there, she has been unavailable since he's been there because they were training, but we have a meet and greet next week. They found some early congestive heart failure, but it would be nice, if they found something, to have a doctor on call because in the bad winter, when you're 98, getting dressed and going out is difficult. The transportation is wonderful and Randy would take him anywhere but it would be a hardship on him. He did like the fact that they would guarantee him that if he ran out of money, because they don't take medicaid, that they would let him stay there on what he brings in. Right now I'm thinking he'll live another 7 years and at that stage of the game, if he really does have a problem with finances it wouldn't be a problem having him there on what he takes in; so that's a huge peace of mind.