Willow Ridge Senior Living, LLC

There taking great care of my loved one. I am glad I found them. The marketing person was great and very informative. I don't have enough nice things to say about her. She went out of her way to answer questions and provide feedback when I was starting out. She helped me navigate this process. This is a locked memory care only facility. It is all on one floor. They have 2 dining rooms, 2 commons areas, 2 sections of memory care. The staff provide a good amount of attention to the residents, especially at meal times. The staff get her up for meals and get her showered, and change her bedding. I know sometimes that can be a challenge. I appreciate the patience and care the staff provide my loved one. They take good care of her, like she is their grandmother or mother in law. They treat her very well.

So far our loved one has not complained about the meals and dining service and they are keeping her very busy with all the activities. We would recommend the Atria South community to others based on our experience so far.

This is a lovely community The people really lovely and you just need to make sure you understand how much care you are going to get for what you are paying.

This was my second community that I was interested in for my loved one. This community was expensive. I wrote the cost and the service that was provided and I ranked all of the communities that I was interested in. It just is personally not my way to go. I had to find a middle ground to make the best living situation for my loved one.

I would recommend the community to others. There are big apartments and the residents have three meals a day here. This is a great value and close to everything. There are lots of storage areas. It is very secure. The food is good, the service could be improved though.

This community is very nice and very effective for your loved one. I would say to talk to the people there and find out the information in order to get a feel for the community. My loved one likes the food a lot.

This is not a bad community for your loved one. they have a lot going on and they are very attentive with the residents. I would recommend this community for your loved one.

Anthology is a very nice facility. It is an old hotel so it is really big and I was nervous my husband may get lost. It is so beautiful though and the staff were all friendly, it was our second choice.

Atria is a friendly place. There are activities for the residents. The staff show concern for the residents as well. Some of the activities are walking, bingo, garden club and more for the residents to choose from. There is down time for the residents to watch television.

Our family was able to have an in person tour and we really did like the Peregrine Senior Living, but another community was much closer in location, but we had nothing negative to say about this community or the tour.

The community is smaller, nice bright, cheerful and that's a plus. They do a good job keeping an eye on the residents. The food variety needs to improve. We would like the staff to announce themself before they come into the rooms. I would recommend this community to others based on my experience.

Our tour with Atria Greece was very nice and the guy who showed us around was understanding and not at all pushy. The facility is larger and my dad has some vision issues so we thought it may be harder for him to navigate. The pricing is also al a carte which can be good or bad depending on your situation.

My dad is happy there. My loved one has there independence back. The staff try really hard and work great with the residents . There is no glitz and glam and the building is on the older side. Has some issues with building maintenance but my loved one not directly affected. But this works out great for my loved one. They prefer for things not to be very fancy. He is a basic kind of guy and his needs are met and has been able to make friends.

Some of the staff members at The Gables are wonderful and some are not, it just depends on who you are working with. The mobility and condensed area is what we were really looking for, the community on all levels is very easily accessible and not long hallways. There are so many options for residents to get involved, they have a hair salon, events, religious ceremonies on the weekends, they give you rides to and from places. This was a perfect decision for us, the shower in our loved ones room is very accessible and just so many good things about The Gables.

We toured with Anthology and we really liked the facility, we were just looking for a more homey atmosphere.

The meals are good, I wish the quality of the food could be better for the residents. There are alternative meal options for the residents. The community will start to do more tours in the bus with limited seating to keep the residents safe. It would be nice if the community had a complete sidewalk around the entire building, and additional shady areas for the residents.

I would recommend the community to others, and have recommended it already. I like the cleanliness and it is very clean. The food is good. The only thing I found in the beginning was the communication was a little difficult on when things were to be taken care of. Once I spoke to the management team they were receptive and quick to make sure changes.

It's a nice community. Right now, like many of them, they appear to be understaffed. Especially the managers seem to have to be pushing double duty. But the people are very nice, and the management is good. The care for the most part is good. My loved one is getting more and more comfortable there. They've been very accommodating and helpful with any concerns we've had.

Our loved one was only there for two months so we did not get much feedback regarding the meals and the activities were shut down due to the covid restrictions. However, we liked how all of the residents were segregated and we would recommend Fox Trial community to others.

I would highly recommend Fox Trail. It's an older facility, built in the 80s maybe, so don't expect the most modern amenities. But that's not what 's critical. It's the staff and how they're taking care of the patients. And I have every confidence they have done that to the best of their ability. When my loved one was moving in, his room was impeccably clean. But then there was a reduction in staff, and it was not as clean. The public areas have always been impeccable, but I would have liked his bathroom to be cleaner. The people there were very friendly, very attentive, and most of the staff was really, really good. As an example of how much my loved one appreciated them - when we left, he gave corsages to every staff member, including the men to give to their wives, as a thank you. He loved to give flowers to people. When he talked about the food, he would tell me that certain foods were good - he loved their breakfasts. Some meals he liked a lot. Comfort foods like beef stew and chicken and dumplings were his favorites. And other meals he liked less, which is pretty typical of just about anybody. They had been without an activities manager for some time, and they just hired one shortly before we left. I was impressed with the young woman they hired. She had all kinds of plans. The senior staff, especially the director, was outstanding. On the 1-5 scale, I'd give her a 7. She was direct, she always called me if she had a question, and she always let me know what was going on. She and I got along very well. She was great with the residents, and she was willing to get down and wash the floors like the rest of the staff. She was willing to roll up her sleeves and do anything and was very friendly with anybody she came across. One of the staff members who helped us move in said she would work 7 days a week for this director, that she had been there forever and was very happy there. When you hear staff talk about a boss that way, that really says something. Not too many of us can do that. I was impressed with the value - I thought the cost was very reasonable considering what they had to do for my loved one. And in comparison to friends with husbands in other facilities, Fox Trail was less by several thousand dollars. When we left, I told the director we'd see them in about six months. I know my loved one's health is going to go downhill again, and I would definitely take him back there.