Willow Ridge Senior Living, LLC

The experience is mediocre, not great but not terrible. There are some staff that my parents love and others that clearly are in the wrong business. Some things, such as meals, have improved slightly in recent months. There is a lot of turnover with dining staff.

I have a family member at the Gables. Management companies are in and out like revolving door at Gables. Can’t keep kitchen staff because of poor management. Food is overall not great but sometimes includes inedible shoe leather meat. Many fried food options, which is terrible for anyone much less elderly folks. A big, consistently supplied salad bar would be much better. This is not the fault of kitchen staff. It is mismanagement. Management also broke resident contracts and now does not provide 24-hour staff presence. On the positive use, excellent aid service available and some wonderful support people. It’s clean but not fancy. I think it’s comparably affordable but haven’t checked lately. A Place for Mom really needs to visit the Gables and suggest improvements before they continue recommending it.

We like the location and the overall facility. Improvements can be made in overall communication on when there are Drs appointments and outcomes. In addition, we were sold on the fact that beds would be changed and rooms cleaned every week. There has been several times that I had to change bedding and clean the bathroom.

There are some really positive things about a place for mom. They have an in-house physical therapist who is terrific. They have several staff members who go above and beyond. There has been a big change in the Director at the facility and it looks like this is going to be a very positive change. Right now we need some time to See how everything works out. We are encouraged that the new Director is extremely committed and motivated to making things right at Garden Plaza of Florissant.

The facility itself is always clean and cheerful. There has been a lot of turnover within the kitchen, health aides and nursing staff. The food menu is not geared towards the age of the residents and does need some work. They do offer alot of activities and social events which helps residents to stay connected.

It's a well-established facility with large trees and our very own groundhog. And many interesting people who have become friends and family. some of the bus trips have been very interesting. I enjoy the outside area. I am allowed to plant flowers and feed the birds.

Not entirely good. Management is poor at communicating . Turnover in staff is primarily due to pay. Food has improved dramatically under new Dietary Director and servers are very good. Activities are good in general but can change with little notice. Need to limit to independent residents who have mobility and are mentally alert.

I think they are doing fair I find it clean They are friendly I want to say they do good on care, But we have heard some indifferent reports I can't personally validate I have not eaten it, I understand they have staffing issues and there are occasional issues with prompt meals activities are good

The meals that are prepared at Legacy at Willow Pond for the residents is just awful. Based on the experience we have had so far, we would not recommend this community to other families who are looking for a place for their loved ones.

I picked this community because of a recommendation of a friend. The experience has been satisfactory.

Don't move here. The neighbors are great. Main issue is meals and the way they are administered. When we were looking for a place this had a villa available. The issues that we are having now started after we moved in. Changes were made to the meal service. Some cooks left and they ha trouble hiring new cooks and servers.

We took a tour of Deane Hill Place during our search for a Memory Care facility for our loved one. Everyone at this facility was very friendly. The general atmosphere of the facility seemed good. However, when we toured, there seemed to be several maintenance items that needed to be addressed.

My sister has come out of her funk and is able to enjoy herself. If it weren't for the activities, I think we would have to move her again. They had a bus to take the people places but broke down some time ago and hasn't been fixed. We have had to hire other people to take care of my sister because of their lacking.

We toured Atria South Setauket when searching for an Assisted Living facility for our loved one. This facility was not all inclusive like some of the other facilities that we looked at. I also didn't like the basement apartments.

This used to be a great senior living facility. It is now under new management and is awful. We were thrilled with the management company that held a meeting in October to explain what they would bring to the facility and then "poof" they disappeared and Willow Ridge came on the scene. They are new and do not have their act together. Check out the reviews on their other communities...awful. We are currently looking for another place for our parent.

Initially they said they had all kinds of activities and sold it as a wonderful, safe place. The staff kept changing and they never came through on their promises. The care staff originally was good, but that started to cycle through, and the younger staff was not really interested in the people. They did have one loving and caring older long standing staff member who was very kind to my loved one. No one got Covid during the lockdown so that's a positive!!

The biggest issue I've had so far with Greenfield Senior Living is a lack of communication between staff and myself (daughter of one of the residents). My voicemails are rarely returned and emails are sometimes returned, but usually after several days or a week, if at all. I understand that this facility is likely understaffed, but it is important for family members to be able to reach a staff member. Items have also gone missing from my mother’s room (I do know it’s tricky in a Memory Care setting in terms of residents moving their items around) but several occasions have come to mind which irritate me. I have also had a few instances where I’ve requested that the staff help to get my mother ready in time for Dr appts (I’ve left voicemails the day before and also spoke to staff onsite to give notice about the appt) and I’ve shown up on time and my mother is nowhere near ready to leave the building, thus making us late for the appt.

I had a virtual tour via cell phone with Greenfield Senior Living. I looked at due to price and location. Not a match due to amenities available and size of rooms available.

Our family had an in person tour and we didn't have the best tour experience, the community was not very clean and the apartments for the residents were dark and gloomy to us so we just new it was not going to be the best fit for our love done.

We picked this community because, of location, and fewer residents in each cottage. The quantity and quality of the food needs to improve. A lot of attention was paid to us up until the time we signed the contract and moved my loved one in. I don't think anyone from the office has visited them since they have moved in. And we never had any kind of orientation to the facility, so my loved one doesn't know what is available. Their CNA showed me around, but I don't think anyone has done the same for my loved one.