Grace Management, Inc

Way too eager to get all you possibly pay, 4% rent increase every year, poor quality food. Everyone in the office who don't seem to like Elderly people. Repair & needs reported and encouraged but very long wait- not really fixed. Men doing repairs way overworked. The appearance of luxury maintained but not authentic. Move in only when all you were promised is Done! Published menus are not often much like what appears. It was suggested we turn this in and they would mail.

I wanted this to be my favorite based on its location. Many rooms overlook a lake with walking area around the lake. However the receptionist was uninfromed of our pre-scheduled visit even though my name was on the welcome signage at the front door. When informing the receptionist of this she snapped at me and made me feel that my family would not be welcome or comfortable here. Glad that there were not 2 bathrooms in the two bedroom apartments due to the handling of our arrival with the receptionist.

Not a good first impression after phones not working. Once we got there nobody attending front reception. Had to knock on the door to get attention. Tour was fair. Felt like questions were answered more than information offered. Friendly people. We were not offered a meal or a chance to schedule for one as dining was closed when we were there. They were double or triple booked for tours so we finished feeling the pressure of people waiting. only saw about 3 or 4 people that lived there. They were very positive about living there.

I had recently made the move into this community and I have to say that it was not my favorite out of all the ones I had looked at. I thought the price was very high for what they had to offer. I had toured other facilities that where a lot nicer and had more to offer for cheaper. I did not like the down stairs restroom, I thought it was old and needed to be updated. All of the walls as well as the carpet was outdated and needed to be redone. The dinning room was very small and too cramped for all of the residents they had.

The Vintage Park at Lenexa is a nice and clean community. The staff was very friendly and answered all of our questions. We were looking for smaller, more rooms on one level type of community.

We had to move dad out once mom passed away. for my mom, she had been back and forth from the hospital and rehab a few times so she really didn't have any experience there but for my dad, he seemed to like it. He enjoyed the people staff and the residents and while he was there he seemed to like the food. Communication on the medications that he was supposed to be taking was a little bumpy at first but quickly got resolved. The staff was very sympathetic to our situation with my mom which we appreciated.

In the middle of my search I had a visit at this community. It was not the right spot for my mom but they did an alright job showing me the place.

My dad has been here almost 6 months. The facility is clean and new carpets are being installed soon. The food was great at first but has steadily declined in quality. They have been through three Chefs in six months and have laid off staff plus cut workers hours. They hardly had any vacancies at first and now there are 28. Corporate management needs to shape this place up or there will soon be a 29th vacancy. There is no excuse for this.

Very clean, well kept facility with friendly and knowledgeable staff. The residents seem happy & healthy. Definitely, would consider this facility for my parents care.

The staff where very friendly to me during my tour and made sure to answer any questions I had as well as answer any questions I had. The facility was just a little out dated for my liking and not very comparable to the other places I had looked at in the area. It was just not the right fit for me in the end decision.

There are some things about this community that could be better. The meals could some improvements. Other than that issue everything seems to be working out pretty well. The staff is kind, and have been welcoming. My apartment looks nice. Overall they need to improve the meals.

[Removed] I visited Brookdale-Northbrook by myself. [Removed] was very candid with me and discussed the differences between the rental (buying care) vs. "buy in" (buying real estate)options. She said that we would find more people in our age group in a "buy in" environment. I'm inclined to believe that she is right about this and will know more after we visit Sedgebrook. The facility was nice enough, but I wouldn't want to live there, as the only thing I would have in common is my silver hair. I felt like I was there to visit my parents or grandparents.

Now that there is a new chef, the environment is worse than before. [removed] does not know how to cook, he yells at the staff, the food is disgusting, no wonder 3 of the other chefs quit (asst. chefs). You need to look into letting him go, more people are complaining than before and look into [removed], he is one of the worst directors for the people that live here

Things could be better in dining room service. The community is looking or staff that are able to understand the residents. The facility is being remodeled and a little hard to get mail when walking trough it. Once completed it will be more fine for my friend. His living experience is going good so far and it is great for him. His apartment is convenient to the elevator and that is what he likes.

The Inspired Living was too big and unorganized. There were a lot of residents there with bad behavior and my mother was scared. She was afraid to go to the common areas. The night and day shifts had poor communication.

I had a decent tour of this community. For the most part everything went well. The community looked nice. The staff I came across was nice. There were many factors that played into where to place my parents, and this was not the community for us.

First of all this is an Independent living facility and not an assisted living facility that we are looking for. It is a very nice facility, but the management was not on time, and they were told twice that I was waiting, before they came out to greet me. I'm sure that this would be a nice place to stay, but just not what we are looking for.

This property will be nice. It is still under massive construction. They moved their office on site now. It is not ready to be on site. It is a war zone there. There are no longer any models to view. There are cranes everywhere, mud, workers everywhere, and no where to park. It is behind schedule. They are now scheduled to open End of March beginning of April.

As we walked around on the tour, we were not impressed. We tried their meals and it was okay. We felt that this was not a right fit for us because we were looking for a good rent with full care, meals, and cleaning.

My dad enjoyed alot of the things at the community. The dining and the activities were very good. We were not happy to see that they did not have someone who had the medical supplies to take care of health condition when it was needed. They could not give medical advice or treatment. On a day to day situation it is a great place. The staff is very nice and the community is clean, but we wanted to know he would have emergency treatment if needed.