Willow Ridge Senior Living, LLC

I’ve seen people go into the memory unit confused and worried, and the next day they’re zombified with big gashes on there forehead. Like [name removed] for example. They don’t know what they’re doing. I also witness a lot of bullying here. Beyond all that, the list goes on. The amount of things I have seen here is crazy. It’s scary speaking out, but don’t come here. It’s a scam. Pay 7k a month and still have to pay more for assistance at an assisted living. This is not even the tip of the iceberg. Can’t wait for my mother to be out of this place.

I note that no reviews have been posted since 2015. There is a reason for this. The place has definitely deteriorated since then - both in terms of physical maintenance (grounds poorly kept - and no air conditioning!). Short staffed. No actiities. Terrible food. The second floor, housing persons with very significant cognitive impairment, reeks of urine when the door is open. This place cannot be recommended.

Marketing person did not show up and did not tell staff that we had a tour scheduled. Hallways seem small and dark. Nice size rooms; the 1 bedroom includes a small kitchenette.

This place is divided: it’s the director and her friends in supervisor positions vs the residents and the employees who love the residents and try to protect the residents but are not part of the director’s group. Stay away from their

They use the cheapest laundry soap. Clothes and items always missing. The place smells. If an employee is nasty if it’s one of management friends they get away with it. It’s like being in high school

This is the worst place I have ever seen. Cover ups and sweeping things under the rug. Find somewhere else if you care about your loved one. Glad we are out of there.

This place started out great at first. However, with staff changes it has gone completely down hill. Patients in memory care are not regularly changed or bathed. Disgusting. The aids have little to none training in talking to seniors and don't seem to care much at all about their well-being! I would keep looking. For what you pay, you are only getting meals and a locked building.

I would not recommend this facility to families looking for an assisted living facility for their loved one. Facility is not secured which means that strangers can walk in off the street and roam hallways. There is no receptionist to greet visitors. There is only a sign-in visitor roster which allows strangers to have access to names of residents.

We chose The Villas in part because of the dinning room and meal plan, which is part of the monthly fee. I have pages of documentation from my mother listing all the the times they run out of food, are rude to the residents or simply ignore them. They are frequently out of things, such as cookies or bananas. If you ask a different server, sometime it will be provided. Are some of the servers simply too lazy to accommodate the residents request and say "we're out of that"? The servers will walk away when a resident is try to order something. My mother has waited 25 minutes after being seated to be acknowledged or offered a beverage. These complaints have been brought to the attention of the management but nothing has changed, I have contact the corporate office, and received no response. very disappointing.

I would not recommend Dean Hill Place. The rooms are in many different small buildings spread out in a campus fashion. The meals are prepared in 1 building and then have to be taken to all the other campus buildings. There are not enough med techs/nurses to get all the medications passed out to all residents in a timely manner.

DO NOT SEND YOUR LOVED ONE TO LEGACY AT MAIDEN PARK IN GREECE, NY. My husband was there for 3 months. I missed 4 days out of 3 months of going to see him. He eloped 2 weeks after his admittance and again shortly thereafter. The facility advertises "safe and secure". So far from the truth you can't believe! The second time he eloped was at 11:26 PM in 20 degree temperatures. How long did it take before he was brought in? Your guess is as good as mine. I have had conflicting timetables! We have been refused to see the tape which tells us someone is "hiding" great information. Two employees were sent out to find him of which they reported him "running". Can you picture a 90 year old man that walks with a cane "running"? When he finally was brought in, it was reported he was cold and chilled. Administration said "he was warmed" and "OK". They also used the excuse "it was change of shifts" and that is why it took longer to go after him. Of course I was not aware of any of this until 9:00 AM the next day! Why wasn't he taken to the hospital to be checked out, not even his Doctor was called. Due to neglect of "Legacy at Maiden Park", Administration called a meeting between them and our family the following Friday. They "kicked him out"! Their words were "he needs a higher level of care than what they can give him". On April 8, 2018 (Sunday after last elopement and meeting), I with other family members and friends, went to visit him only to find him very lethargic and behaving abnormally. We had difficulting waking him, he was walking very slow, his speech was slow and didn't make sense. We asked for a nurse to come and then we questioned what meds he was given. She stated she was a nurse, but we later found out she was only a med tech. (Earlier that day we asked for him to be checked for a UTI.) At that point we asked that an ambulance be called because no one there was doing anything to evaluate him. And this is called "memory care"? NO WAY !!! Alzheimer residents do not need nursing care, they need love and protection that Legacy can not give. He is surely not the first person to elope from there, there have been several elopements, and as of recent another resident has twice. Even the police were called on this person to bring them back inside On another note, a couple weeks after moving in, his shower was not draining properly. It was growing mold around the end where water was standing. One of the "Nayas" reported this, to whom, I do not know. Nothing was done. A different person called the "head of maintenance" of which he checked this out. He said the only way to fix it would be to replace the shower because the pitch was not toward the drain. As of April 29th nothing was done to fix this problem. I believe everything happens for a reason and this was a blessing in disguise because now we can be reassured that he is in a facility where he will be safe and properly cared for.

Brookdale living assistance in Bowie Maryland is awful. If you love your loved one please send them to another place. My grandfather went there and it would be 5 to 6 hours before he receive help after pushing the help button even after falling. His toilet remain backed up for almost a week and was about to fill up with urine and feces because they were not come unplug it. I had to personally go over and fix the toilet. After falling my grandparents personally called me and I got there and help them up before any of the nurses came to help him. Please if you want your loved one truly cared for and to have any help if they fall or need assistance do not send them here.

Not a memory care facility

I am not happy with the community for the care that is needed. They are understaffed for the residents. They do not always clean as needed. The menu is not good and needs a lot of improvements. The staff does always not keep track on her medications. We would not recommend this community for other families.

no thank you like a nursing home

I started my tour at 11am, yet I did not see residents and staff interacting in any activities. The building had a bad odor.

We placed our loved one in this facility. It has been the biggest mistake we have ever made. While a few staff members are wonderful and have a passion for their profession the majority are AWFUL. They are rude to the residents and familes alike..they hardly speak when walking into the facility.. activities are not conducted for the residents...when addressed with management the response is many residents aren't interested in activities or are unable to participate and it is difficult to conduct activities bc so many residents are high need and belong in a nursing facility.. therefore they require a lot of the staffs time. However a calendar is posted with daily activities. In addition the entire building is consumed with mold...they are currently working to remove it with plastic and huge fans throughout the building. In addition social services has investigated the facility based on recent [Removed] allegations. The list goes on... STAY far away from this place...it's truly terrible!!!!

Just found out the best cook they had in this place has quit due to being treated unfairly and being bullied and [Removed] by the returning staff. What a loss to the customers. Her food was amazing, fresh and you knew she cared about what the patients put into there stomach. Very sad! This place should be investigated.

Smell only 25 residents. Reminds me of a 1990 nursing home with small apartments. There is no activity director. The residents that I met were not active: wheel chair bound sitting in the halls looking very out of it. Not a place where you want someone to be that understands and desires social interaction.

I stopped in to tour recently when noticed a group of ladies gathered around that looked like they worked there. They were talking about the new company that took over and how they hadn't been paid and problems with their pay! If a company can't pay the people that would take care of my mother - I don't trust the company to take care of my mother. Not to mention there was an extreme smell of urine in the doorway. I didn't go far but I noticed all the patients sitting in the doorway looking out. The whole thing was depressing so I am keeping mom at home for now.