Spectrum Retirement

Fantastic place and enjoyed meeting [name removed] but cost was out of our range.

Very caring and welcoming staff! Mom has really thrived since she has been there.

I cannot begin to say how happy I am that I moved my mom from Legacy to Mason Assisted Living & Memory Care! From the first time I walked into the building (with no appt) I was greeted warmly and without hesitation given a tour. I was so worried about how mom would adjust in moving to another facility. My worries were quickly put at ease. She has been thriving since moving her. She gets the help she needs and is engaged in activities. Mom seems more alert and her sassy personality is shining its light once again. Good food and making sure she is staying hydrated is helping her as well. Many basic needs were not being met where she was. The staff if AMAZING!!! There is such a positive energy in the building. Everyone is friendly and engaged. The caregivers have asked questions about my mom as well in an effort to get to know her better. I couldn't be happier that I decided to move her. Best decision I could have made on her behalf!

Three Oaks Assisted Living, and [name removed] in particular, are amazing & we are grateful to them for their expertise, guidance & compassion!

Three Oaks Assisted Living, and [name removed] in particular, are amazing & we are grateful to them for their expertise, guidance & compassion!

Facility is clean. Daily staff are excellent and caring and patient. No complaints.

This facility is exactly the type of community my family was looking for when our mother could no longer live alone. The facility is beautifully furnished and designed for the elderly residents! The best aspect of Creve Coeur Center is the loving and well trained staff who treat each resident as a member of the family. Mama feels welcome, unafraid of new experiences, and is well cared for.

The management and staff are wonderfully supportive and considerate. Our mother thoroughly enjoys the resultant, friendly atmosphere.

An extremely strong and positive first impression. My visit involved little preparation from me and none from the staff. They were not expecting me, I was barely expecting myself! A 2-fold visit: 1) Checking for a friend moving to Assisted Living within the month; 2) An advance study for a family member who may need the Memory Care Unit in the future. The Staff were kind and truly helpful, generous. I had access to most every area, which I appreciated very much. If one can afford it, the size and density of population seems ideal. I visited at lunchtime. Folks seemed peaceful and accepting of their life there. On the memory care floor, orderly, though not disturbingly so. This seems like a really good place.

Enjoyed my tour of this excellent community. Great floorplans, outgoing staff, and a good value for such a nice property. Definitely a place to see when making a decision on independent or assisted living in Round Rock.

This was a wonderful facility! Welcoming, attractive, great amenities and wonderful staff. I would not hesitate placing a loved one here, or even moving here myself!

I have worked in the industry for 20 years. I recently toured this community and it is beautiful. The staff is welcoming and seem too get along wonderfully. I would recommend touring this community or catching one of the many free events they seem to host. This community seems like a breath of fresh air.

The staff at Three Oaks is incredibly outstanding! I have toured several other assisted living facilities and nothing compared to your facility in Cary. They were compassionate and really took the time to answer all the questions I had regarding the care for my elderly father. I give them 10 Stars for giving me the peace of mind I have been looking for.

Everyone was so friendly from the time I walked in. Las Palomas is so beautifully decorated, I know when I bring my mom to see it she'll just love it.

I am so happy we found Mountain Park for my (now) 90-year-old father. He has had his own apartment in assisted living at Mountain Park for three years. Three years of carefree sleep for me, because I know he is safe and cared for. I visit him nearly every day, at varying times of day, so I really know what goes on. Everyone is so genuinely nice and caring. Everyone calls my father by name and keeps me informed of how he's doing. The wait staff even has his fruit salad and root beer waiting at "his" table every day for lunch! He eats with a group of gentlemen his own age whom I have come to love and enjoy visiting, too. There are lots of activities going on which they are certain to try to include him in. He doesn't always remember - and socializing isn't really his "thing" - but if I'm not there, then a staff member usually cajoles him into participating. He ends up enjoying himself most of the time; and, if he's not having fun, someone helps him back to his apartment so he doesn't get lost. The grounds are lovely, as are all the common areas. The movie theatre is a treat we all enjoy when a movie with which he's familiar is being shown. His apartment is cleaned, his laundry is done, and his linens are changed. All regularly and thoroughly. All I have to do is enjoy our visits! The housekeeping staff is a true joy. I chat with most of them nearly every time I'm there and I can tell they know, respect, and enjoy my father. He's not a "tenant." Mountain Park is his home and everyone there is there to make his life easier. I can't imagine my father living anywhere else.

My husband and I care for his elderly parents living close by in their own home. She has dementia (but believes that she is as capable as she ever was) and he is legally blind (but remains physically active; is fiercely self-reliant; and is anxious about having to learn new ways and faces due to his vision deficit). Because of their declining health, independent living is no longer an option. And should my MIL live long enough she may need memory care services. After investigating area retirement communities for the last few years, my husband and I had selected the top contenders and convinced my in-laws to visit one. My FIL voiced several concerns - and I knew that it was not the best fit - yes, it was a fine community - but it was not the right/best fit. When I met with [name removed] in the Westerville Senior Living sales office and learned about WSL's soon-to-open facility, I knew that I had found what I had been looking for. WSL checked more boxes than their competitors. No, it does not offer skilled care or rehab care..but my in-laws don't need those services. They need the best fit - for right now - and WSL is it. And here is why: * It's pet-friendly...the dog can move with them. * Assisted living 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom (with walk-in showers) units are hard to come by and my in-laws like their own space. WSL's apartment is spacious and beautifully appointed with high-end finishes. It has LARGE CLOSETS with adjustable rods; is flooded with natural light; has plenty of COUNTER TOP SPACE in the bathrooms; AND has a STACKED WASHER AND DRYER IN THE APARTMENT! There is NO STOVE in the kitchenette (which is perfect for my in-laws). The refrigerator/freezer is not full-size but not dorm-size - it's just the right size. * My FIL can continue to garden - year-round - because WSL has a GREEN HOUSE and raised flower beds on the sky deck. * WSL has a simple floor plan and ISN'T TOO BIG which will make it easier for my FIL to learn his way around, even with his vision problem. * If my in-laws make friends with residents living in the independent-living apartments, they will BE ALLOWED TO EAT WITH THEM. * There is a bistro, OPEN 24/7, giving my in-laws every opportunity to eat when they want to eat. * The MOVIE THEATER will be a hit with my MIL. * An on-premise salon (every AL facility I checked into had one) will be a huge convenience. * The exterior is beautifully landscaped and offers lots of paved sidewalks for walking and places for sitting. For me, what I personally like most: * How price-competitive WSL is - their pricing beat or was comparable to others. * Its convenient location (and so close to St. Ann's Hospital). * ALL the residents will be new (no cliques). * Everything is new, thoughtfully designed, and handsomely appointed. Yes, function is everything, but isn't it nice to be both functional AND beautiful? * On-site memory care is available. Shortly after meeting [name removed], executive director [name removed] reached out to me. And then she offered to review my in-laws' LTC insurance policy. Over the 4 years that I have been investigating senior living options for my in-laws, I do not recall anyone ever offering to review their LTC insurance policy. And wouldn't it be lovely to maximize the benefits of that expensive policy? I was impressed that WSL was sensitive to this. I believe that Westerville Senior Living is not only the best fit for my in-laws, but is also a wonderful addition to the Westerville community. If you are considering independent living, assisted living, or memory care for yourself or your loved one/s, I encourage you to investigate Westerville Senior Living.

very nice; has all the amenities. no pool. food drives the price up. best food serving opyios.

My mom LOVES living at the Enclave. [Name removed], [name removed], and [name removed] were such a big help getting mom on board with moving. Since moving to The Enclave at Cedar Park she eats like a queen and has a social calendar FULL of activities she love participating in.

I work in the healthcare field and Three Oaks is by far one of the best Assisted Living Communities in our area. The staff is loving and knowledgable, the nurses are very professional and are clinically capable, and the environment is comfortable, welcoming and stimulating. You honestly feel like home no matter who you are. I would recommend this community to anyone I loved.

The building itself is phenomenal! The staff is so friendly and they really do go out of their way to make you feel special! The food is incredible and you really feel the quality throughout the entire community!