Cascade Living Group

Overall things have gone well with Emeritus at Pantano! It's a nice looking facility, clean and well kept, and they are taking great care of my loved one. The staff are friendly, and they communicate well with each other, instructions you give them always get passed along to who they need to go to. They also do a great job with the food!

Nice, new, clean, large facility. Must provide furnishings. A little pricey and unsure about amount of individual care. Found out later that the facility provides temporary care for family caretakers to vacation for a rate.

Nice facility. No vacancy for 1 bedroom. Expensive.

I think it’s good. The staff is very friendly and compassionate. The food is good. I haven’t had any trouble finding parking. The community is clean and open. We were satisfied with this community.

To be a little bit more specific on the contract – just be thorough in making sure expectations are clearly set. The food is excellent – I’d give it a four. There have been a couple of issues with the laundry, but there aren’t any issues with parking.

possible location. Nice facilities and can take him all the way to end of life.

They were nice and very clean. They were more expensive than the place we chose, that were very comparable in what was offered. The staff didn't strike me as particularly happy or bubbly, especially compared to the staff at the place we chose. It was very nice though.

It's an excellent facility. I think they are very very business like and appropriate, and they handle things very well. The people seem very happy there and everybody takes their medication. They are located in a really out of the way place so that is the only thing that I would mark them down for. The price is fair I think. They have good security here, and that is something I appreciate.

Cascades is a bit older, but is gradually being updated throughout. The people are very nice, and the tennants seem to be very happy. The food is excellent, and the cost for guests is minimal. Staff is caring, with lots going on. My parents both really like it - they have a sunny apartment with a great view. Our experience so far has been a good one!

I was impressed by the facility, the atmosphere, the programs, the people and the menus. I did feel the nonrefundable community fee equivalent to a full month rent ($4600 in my case) is really excessive, and twice as high as the next highest fee I found elsewhere. I visited six places, and this fee ranged from $600 to $2500 elsewhere, most about $1000. Why would they need thousands more?? However, the biggest drawback of Regency is that it is strictly private pay only, no Medicaid, you must move out when your money runs out. If you are very well to do, with no risk of money running out, this is a lovely place.

Our loved one had a short stay here, and they were very accommodating to her needs. Her care needs advanced swiftly throughout her stay, and they were very flexible when it came to the level of support of room accommodations. I would have no problem selecting Royalton Place if I was the one needing care, and I'd recommend it to others.

Visited on 1/3/2014- Very impressed with facility and Jane Farmer. A definite possibility when the time comes to commit. Possibly an evaluation by them would be in order.

I like the facility. Assuming that the things they told would happen actual would happen I would have been more than happy to have my parents live there. They were just out of our price range.

It's huge. I thought it was just too big for my mother. She has dementia and I thought, because of that, a smaller place might be better for her.

My dad isn't too far in to the care they have but they have room service and laundry every week. All that is absolutely great. The activities are great too. I think it would be nice if they expanded the food menu a little. You always have an alternative menu like a sandwich or a cheeseburger or something and my dad orders off the alternative menu a lot. Most of the people there order off the alternative menu too. They don't offer a lot of potato products and I think they have steak maybe once a month. That would be the only thing they could improve on I think. We really like that they have all levels of care, all the way to hospice. It's nice to know my dad will never have to move to a whole new place and have his routine disrupted.

Nice facility. Assisted living and memory care. A bit smaller/quieter. Seemed like fewer common areas which were nice, but not quite as large or as well-appointed.

Good area, nice bright rooms. Nice decor. So far, like best.

that one is more independent living. It was very nice. It was very clean. I liked the guy that ran it. I got a good feeling from him. He was very helpful as far as trying to help me understand what I needed to look for in a home for my dad which really amazed me because he wasn't trying to sell me his community because it wasn't right for what I was looking for but he was still being very helpful in helping me figure out what I needed to look for. I really thought that was awesome.

It's very very nice but it's all lockdown and that's not what I wanted for my husband.

Magnolia Village is geared to seniors who don't need help with daily activities. They provide 3 good meals per days, transportation via company bus to medical appts., church, and shopping, and plenty of activities ranging from card games to balloon volleyball. They also host a special event or party every month or so. Rent is reasonable, with the exception of the additional "activities fee" that is equal to one month's rent (not refundable). If you question this extra fee, they offer to "work with you". Ours was reduced by half. This is not an assisted living facility, so there is no caregiving included in the pricing. However, they do have an outside caregiving agency that works within the facility. Residents must contract with this agency for care and are billed separately for this service, which can raised the cost a little or quite a bit depending on the degree of help that is needed.