Frontier Senior Living

The employees at The Brant at Gretna are friendly and kind, but there seems to be a lot of turnover. As for the food, when I've eaten there, it's great. My dad sometimes complains, though about the food being too difficult to chew. However, he is missing some teeth. During the weekdays, there are plenty of activities. On the weekends, however, the Memory Care Calendar doesn't match with any activity. The value for cost is good, we need to receive a 30 day evaluation, though. It is past due for probable lowering of the rate.

Beautiful facility with nice amenities/activities; High cost, unexpected fees, best for high functioning senior with limited care needs.OK if looking for independent living and have ample cash to spend.

Nice facility, good value, friendly, clean, good but occasionally short staff, laundry and housekeeping okay and mostly adequate food. I would recommend to others.

Overall satisfied, rooms clean. Diaper clean. Staff helpful. But there is very little fufu or pizzazz. Keep in mind. It is [amount removed] less expensive than his previous situation... Don't let the place fool you. At first it looks a little dim (lighting low). A bright place will be more sympathetic and seem happier. However it definitely suits the purpose for what it needs to be. So far I am extremely satisfied. My dad found a new friend within 2 weeks, and he seems happy all around.

When I first went there they seemed perfect. I don't know another about care facilities and maybe have unrealistic expectations. Someone is stealing from his room. The aids don't have the patience my brother requires and they charge for every little item that I thought was included. Very clean. Activity director great. Food terrible.

There should be meals that cater to specific needs such as those who wear dentures etc. If a resident feels like eating in their own room, there should not be an additional cost to deliver their meal to them. Never have anyone but a med tech take vitals for someone especially those on hospice.

We toured The Inn at Los Patios during our search for an Independent Living facility for our loved one. I really liked the staff at this facility and the homey feel. There were fireplaces everywhere and the dining room looked out onto a beautiful area. The Assisted Living side was also homey and personalized with the staff to resident ratio being really low. The apartments on the Independent Living side were a bit older and also slightly dark. Although they did have screened in porches. Overall, I did like this facility quite a bit and it was our second choice.

My father was a resident at The Auberge at North Ogden. He declined to the point where he couldn't feed himself. He had to go to the Memory Care facility to eat and didn't like it because he couldn't have a conversation with anyone there. I went with him there once and helped him eat. I thought the staff were rude and ignored any request that he had. At this time I wanted to take him to the dining room so he could be with his friends, but they wouldn't let us. Once he was placed, the office staff was pretty dismissive and didn't keep me informed of his decline. He also fell regularly and was with aids when he fell. Also, the dinners were gross and not nutritious. The lunches were good, but the breakfast had strange eggs. I would definitely not recommend The Auberge at North Ogden to others.

They're new, still have issues to work out but they are trying. It depends on what level of care a person needs. If it's minimal, this place is great. If more care is needed, maybe look at a nursing home.

I like Grand Montecito but I feel like I have to stay on top of what's happening as Mom gets left out of things from time to time. The pediatrician was there one afternoon and did not stop by to check Mom's feet. They said no worries, he's here once a month. We said ok. Turns out he's there once every 3 months. We have been in numerous times to find that mom is not wearing her compression stockings. These are supposed to be put on every morning for her. We like the place but I feel like I have to be on my toes.

Catalina Springs Memory Care community needs some more staffing. We often couldn't find anyone to talk to about our family member when needed. With staffing improvements, we would recommend this community to other families.

The Countryside Lakes Senior Living community is a nice community but pricey. We do like it but it is almost double of what they charge for in Texas. One of the major selling points at Countryside is that you can get assisted living and stay in your unit.

It fit the specialized needs of my mother. They do very well with dementia care. It's a good place for those with dementia care needs.I would recommend it.

My family and loved one have had a good experience with The Preserve at Woodland Hills. The staff are very courteous, informative, empathetic, knowledgeable, and professional. Everyone is friendly. The community is clean every time we visit our loved one. There are meals and activities provided to assist with socialization of the residents. Overall, this is a community we would recommend to others for their loved ones.

Very nice community, very friendly community. Generally good staff. Some administration issues. Food choices and quality could be improved.

Friendly professional staff. This is a small community with individual support and care. Facilities are dated but in good repair. Only area of concern is with the variety of meals. Kind of school lunch type meals with minimal fresh vegetables.

We picked this community because of the location, economics, and size. It's a pretty good place. Overall, I would recommend to other families.

It's very clean. The food is very good. We picked this community because I liked the feel of it, and they were very good, and fair priced. It's been a very good experience. Overall, I would recommend to other families.

My mother is currently a resident at Pine Ridge Alzheimer's Special Care Center and everything here has been great! The staff are wonderful. They are good to the residents. They are also good at keeping me well informed about my mother. They do pretty well with the menu, they have to cook for the masses.

The Brant is a brand new community, and they seem to be working the kinks out. I think Mom is safe, and the staff are good to her. Activities have been slow to start due to staffing issues. Also we are having some logistics issues with washer, dryer, and shower. Things were so hard to get when they were building that they had to settle for whatever they could get, even if it was poor quality and doesn't work well. Still working on that. Overall, no different than most facilities, and the priorities for us are being met: safety, checked on, provided medications, and has food offered - all in one place, which is what she needs. They have also gotten her to socialize, which she needed. She seems to be adjusting with just a few complaints.