Willow Ridge Senior Living, LLC

So far they've done a great job! They're very attentive, and they really keep and eye out for any changes or issues and notify the family with any updates. It is a really beautiful place, the staff are friendly, and they keep it very clean!

It's clean, and when you compare them to all the other communities in the area that we were looking in they had the best value. I don't really have much involvement when it comes to the activities so I can't say much there. The meals are the biggest problem as far as what they serve and their menu choices. Anne Grey runs the community and she is absolutely wonderful to deal with. If you have a resident that needs help with medication, just know that the aides are the ones who do that, not the R.N.

It's fine, it's going well. They really have been great. We have one family member in memory care and one not in memory care. The staff is a little more friendly with the Assisted living section than the memory care area. For the most part the people who are the caregivers in memory care are phenomenal, very kind, very on top of it. One particular caregiver is a little abrupt with some of the memory care residents. They do a lot of memory care type activities with the residents in memory care. Our loved one in the Assisted living side would like to see a pool table or table tennis, some more active activities, our more active family member is a little bored. It's expensive, but any of that care is. They charge for 0-8 medications but if you get one more and have nine then they charge you an extra 330 for one more pill seems a little high, and you have to go through their pharmacy, because it has to be bubble packed. We liked that it's very small, some of the other places are like warehouses.

it's an okay place--not as bright and shiny new as Maplewood Estates but would satisfy my needs.

They were stunning in their presentation, they looked newer. I got a tour and that's it. The people were nice but nothing made them stand out.

The were stunning in their presentation. They were beautiful and newer, but I got a tour and that's it.

It was great. You need to be pretty independent. The staff was terrific. As far as activities they would ask do you want to if the answer is no then that's it.

Mom seems to be happy. There is a little push button, if she needs help. They were good and reasonable and very helpful and close to home. I have nothing negative to say.

I thought this was a nice place. The location of it (how close it was to me) was a big factor in my decision. It was around the same price as the others I was looking at and seemed to have the same services. I was clean and everyone was really nice but it was farther away.

The Greens was nice but that was senior living. If my parents were a little bit better off this would have been a good place for them. It was a little more for people who were on their own and everything. My parents couldn't go there because they needed their meals and they needed their medicine. I didn't want them to have to worry about keeping their medicines straight.

It's getting better, they have a new manager now so it's getting better. I would say in the beginning it was bad, I'm not sure exactly because I don't live there but my sisters went to meetings and they had a lot of complaints about the staff letting people sit around and not doing things with them, but they had some meetings and it's getting a lot better. They have a lot of activities for them to do, it seems like they're making them do a little bit more and they're communicating better. They're trying to get a little more things done and now they don't have some of these old people that just sit around in wheelchairs in the hallway, they talk to them now and get them to do things.

It was good.

Largest of apts. available as compared to other places I viewed.Great staff.They seem to provide better care and services.Because it is a new adventure I will give it good at this time.It should go higher

I toured this community on Sunday, October 13, 2013. This community has many options that I believe will benefit my mother. I plan to hopefully schedule a visit for my mother to see this community within the next 3 weeks. In the meantime, I plan to visit additional communities for comparison.

It's actually going really well, they've been really really helpful. Everybody's got room to grow but the staff as all been really really helpful to us and we've had no issues with the care.

It seems to be going well, off-hand I haven't had any issues, they're taking care of everything. The transition seems to be pretty good, with the disease I'm not too sure what she thinks, everytime I go to see her she asks when she's going home. I know they do activities but I'm not so sure if they do memory loss ones. It's pretty nice for an older place and I'ts in pretty decent shape from what I've seen. I liked that it was one floor and it was smaller so it seemed like she would get more personal attention.

We liked that quite a bit except the place is just so hot. It seemed like every room we went in was just hot. Everybody there seemed to be so nice. That was our second favorite of the four we saw.

We liked this facility very much and plan to bring our aunt there to view it when she is home in October.

While my dad wanted to remain at home, it became clear that he needed assistance and someone "on call" to help at any hour of the day. Greenfield fit the bill. I found the staff helpful, qualified, caring, and engaging. While my dad's health declined to the point where assisted living was no longer the sufficient, Greenfield played a critical role in the life of my dad and family.

They were very good, very responsive, I don't think the rooms were as nice and for her to get in here she would have had to share a room. I didn't really like the surroundings but they food and the people were very nice, but they were much more need than where she is now and aesthitically it wasn't as pleasing.