Holiday by Atria

I would tell others that we are pleased with our experience here overall. The food is not the best in the world. The community will sometimes forgot about the dietary restrictions of the residents due to allergies or diets. It would be nice to see improvements here with the dietary restrictions and options. The staff are very accommodating and friendly. The community is always clean. They are short staffed and the community doesn't have a lot of activities for the residents currently. There are staff filling in for other members of the staff fin the dining room as well.

Overall it's a pretty good place. The people are very friendly. Everybody says hi and talks to each other, and we sit together at meal times. The staff is absolutely fantastic. They get you everything that you want if they can possibly do it. They're very friendly as well. I feel good about the apartment, and it's big enough. We have a good size living room, and a bathroom with a door in between the toilet and the sink. We also have a laundry room, and a full kitchen They also come in and clean once a week, which includes changing and making up the beds with clean sheets.

Our family had an in person tour and the tour experience was really nice but we just got the feeling this was not the place for our loved one

Court at Pringle Creek is a good place to be, I would definitely recommend it to others. It's a very nice place with very friendly staff who do take care of you. You won't feel like you've left your house to go to a retirement community, they really do make you feel like you're at home. I was especially impressed with the rooms and how hands on the staff are. if you do need assistance, they are right there. Their response time to the call button is extremely quick. They also offer PSW at no additional cost, and any help whenever its needed. They do laundry for your linens (bedding and towels), and housekeeping once a week.

The community is very organized and all the activities I have participated in I have thoroughly enjoyed. The dining service is nice, but the meals are a lot to be desired.

I liked this community also it was just older. The location was also further out than where I wanted my loved one to be at. I wanted them to be somewhere where they were familiar and could get around as they needed.

Staff is always friendly and always on top of things. Meals do not have a diabetic options to alternate out. During the lockdown they gave out the same food regardless of the residents diet, which was pancakes. Activities are great, they have exercise everyday for an activity that is very Elvis music heavy. They have an Elvis impersonator. They do bingo every week. They have something daily for everyone to do on the activities schedule, including a book club, knitting club, movie night, gardening club during appropriate times of year, etc. They do word games with a group. A stationary low key cruise ship. My loved ones room has a balcony, lots of light. Right up the street is a Rite Aid, super easy to get some prescriptions. Medical care is right down the street if needed. The residence offers a Wi-Fi and cable included in your room package. There is only one elevator, which seems to be down every 2 weeks. This makes an inconvenience if your up to the 4th floor. You can have a pet, for a fee, which you have to care for yourself, up to a certain size.

The cost is fair but it is a bit expensive. The lowest cost property in the area.

We chose The Springs because the food is cooked on site instead of brought in and the value for the money was great as well. The apartment sizes are very good. I do wish that they had a bar, a lot of other places we visited did happy hours or social hours and they were the only ones that did not provide that. I would recommend to others looking.

There's always room for improvement. But basically I like it here. Especially compared to other places I've lived previously, this is a much much better place. So that's something to keep in mind if you're coming from your own home instead of another facility. It was a good choice for me to come here. I like that I get to maintain my independence. I have a large studio apartment all to myself. And I have the freedom to join in activities if I want to, or I can stay in my apartment and just chill out. One area for improvement is the food. They have a lot of carbs in their diet, which I suppose is true of a lot of places. And it has plenty of sodium. I would like to see more fresh food beyond a salad once a day. We don't have fresh fruit or vegetables otherwise. Our so called "chef" overcooks food, including the vegetables. Also, hot food should be hot. Cold food should be cold. Sometimes the hot food is not very hot. Not all the time, but it happens enough. We were told things are going to change, so we'll see. I also know that there diabetics here and kidney patients. I don't know if it's possible or not, but I would like to have a menu with more choices so we can pick food that is more palatable to our conditions. Even so, compared to where I've been, the food is not bad.

i'm happy here. the care is just okay - and that might be due to staffing issues.

I like the community and it suites me. The food is decent, and sometimes better than others. I would recommend the community to others.

We had a good tour with Vista de la Montana. Unfortunately they do not accept individuals who are unvaccinated and my mother is not vaccinated so we had to look elsewhere.

Newer and great community. The distance from family was the downfall for us.

I would recommend Quail Run Estates to others for their loved ones. The level of support from the staff is wonderful. They accommodate my loved one and are happy to do so. My loved one enjoys the food here. There is a very nice dining room on site for the residents to use. They appear to have a lot of activities for the residents. They have a calendar of activities for the residents and families to review.

It's a nice place, and I would recommend it. The main manager is not very nice to family members, but everybody else is nice. My loved one seems to like the food. It tastes good, but I wish they would provide some healthier options for seniors.

This was a nice community but it did not work for my loved one. This community just felt institutional. The location of the apartment and the size of the apartment was not what my loved one wanted. He would have also had to have used a elevator to access everything.

Sheldon Oaks has been very easy to work with. They are going through a transitional phase right now, they were merged under the umbrella with another company. My mother has no problem with the facility and is enjoying her time here. they have been nothing but polite and cordial. They are receptive and accommodating, especially [name removed]. My parents are very religious and they really enjoy the church services and they also enjoy the bus that takes residents out to do things. They could use some more variety with the proteins on their menu, they serve a lot of chicken. Lunch is the main meal and they do offer 2 different things for lunch and a healthy option. My parents do have a really good size apartment with a washer and dryer in the unit. I think they are getting a good value for the services that they are receiving.

Anchor Pointe is a very nice place to live and we have had a good experience here. I would definitely recommend them to others.

Our loved one does not take advantage of the activities but they do have plenty to offer the residents. Based on our experience so far we would recommend the Orchid Terrace to other families.