Before you sign any papers and admit yourself or your loved one please read this. If it gets to…read morewhere a tenant needs more care for physical or mental reasons, they will go into the nursing part of the facility. Please don't allow for this possibility. The staff there directly lied to us about what they could and couldn't do, citing that it was "illegal" to have an alarm on her bed when it isn't. She has fallen 3 times this week after having surgery for her broken leg. They let our mom sit by herself for so long that she wet herself even though she isn't incontinent. Our questions were met with made up answers and we had to hire someone to sit with her and care for her so we could sleep at night. I'm not a comment poster, but this has been so horrific that I had to try to warn people.

After a careful review of several available residences in the area, selecting Friendship Village…read moreproved to be the very best choice we could have made. Every service delivers more than advertised, and residents' comfort guides every administrative decision. The facility is doing the very best they can under the difficult circumstances of multiple constructions, but the coming year will see many improvements and even better delivery of services. The location, next to Faust park, couldn't be better.

I stayed as a rehab patient in 2002, 2011 & 2016 and found the staff kind, caring, attentive,…read morehelpful and the rehab therapists amazing! Nothing is perfect but when I was admitted a doctor took my vitals, reviewed my history thoroughly with an R.N. also taking notes. The R.N. explained the procedures, introduced me to my main caregiver. They did check on me many times each day & before I turned in for the night. Yes, they have rules about bringing in your own meds but the chances of getting double doses or over dose would be extremely high if not. When I had both knees replaced in 2011, I picked my meals & they were brought to my room since I was on the rehab machines so often. But I could also go to the lunch room or dining room if I wished. If I didn't like what they had on the menu I could order something else. In 2016 I came back due to another hip replacement since I live alone with the bedrooms on the 2nd floor. Did not find anything different in the care. Eileen Toy

Hostile nursing staff. The social worker is extremely rude and disrespectful. The building is nice,…read morebut the staff is not welcoming.

Just amazing! This is the place to recuperate! The staff is attentive and kind. The food is always…read morevery tasty and there's a great selection, too. Very easy to request changes.

Please do all your research before bringing your loved one here. Our mother has unfortunately…read moreneeded extra care and here is where we chose based on false pretenses. My mother and other residents here deserve better this is their home. I pray that staffing improves here and the medical staff learns how to be compassionate to their elders. I am thankful for the few that make sure she and others have what they need. As a healthcare professional I wouldn't wish this type of care on my worst enemy. Agency staffing is the excuse because most of the staff aren't regulars. As a traveling professional, patients never know if Im a visitor so that needs to stop. That information should soley be between management and hiree. Residents should never feel a change in care when a contracted worker is hired. A nurse is a nurse is a nurse and an aide is an aide is an aide etc. The professional doesnt change, just whom they get paid from. My mom has experienced negligence here. I pray God creates a solution in our families circumstance. I also pray for the others who may be having the same experience.

BEWARE. Sent mother there one week ago to rehabilitate her hip after a partial replacement. Rolled…read moreout of bed and was crawling around the floor dislocating the hip that was repaired. Garden View didn't do an evaluation of the hip. No exam or x-ray but still put her in therapy that day causing extreme pain for mom. Finally, they confirmed with an x-ray over nine hours later that it was dislocated and the center called an ambulance per the administration lead people. I called the hospital that she was being sent to finding out she wasn't there. Called Garden View Rehabilitation back to find out that she was still there. Was told staff didn't know which ambulance service they called, when they called and who called them as no notes were in their system. After 20 minutes on the phone finally found someone who could help. Told them to find another ambulance service since it's been five hours since they called the ambulance and twelve hours since the incident. Because of my call they found another service to take her to the hospital within 25 minutes. If I didn't follow up I don't think my mother would have ever been taken to the hospital. Unfortunately, due to the amount of time it took for her to get to the hospital per the ER doctor she had to have another surgery to repair the dislocation. If I could give them zero stars I would. Can you imagine waiting five hours or longer for an ambulance with something dislocated? She will not be going back to Garden View Rehabilitation...EVER..

My mother, a stroke victim, was allowed to go out their front door unattended in a wheelchair which…read moretipped over and she hit her head on the concrete in front of the building. She never regained consciousness and eventually succumbed to her injuries. Staff didn't find her - a visitor did. She never got to see me get married or her granddaughter. Do your research. Don't fall for the radio ad.

April 9, 2024 Nearly 6 months here and not a regret in the world. Great move for us - Great…read morestaff and great residents. Warm friendly atmosphere - Great Food. Menu yada yada Bottom line: Great choice. Nancy Dick Friedman

Unfriendly, uncaring top management. Major rent increases on residents. Many of the best staff…read moreleave for better treatment and opportunities. Food service and quality is average at best but not worthy of the cost of rents. Facilities are neglected. Common areas are dated, worn, and rarely updated. Infrastructure issues go unfixed. Some longer-term staff are dedicated despite stress. Residents are by and large wonderful, accomplished people.

negligent care for my dying spouse. He had serious injuries from falls and was not given warm food…read moreat meal time. No rails on beds so he was laid in the floor. I finally took him home with me where he died by my side. Not enough care for these needy elderly folks.

Someone needs to check on the residents throughly because residents go without hearing aids for…read moremonths, they don't get assisted with toileting, have rashes between their legs(I was told and a family member had shown me a picture, residents who needs assistance going back to their rooms after meals are left in dining room for extended periods of time even after calling for someone to assist them, resident with diet/texture restriction being allowed to sleep allowed with a lollipop in their mouth, staff uses and takes from the residents ( using their deodorant, takes their toothpaste, hair bonnet, Q-tips, phone chargers, body wash, and their change tucked away in their drawer. They falsifiy information do that it can pass with State. Breanna, Ast. DON and Nurse Sandy even changed my mothers medication pass time without our knowledge or her PCP's order. If State would not notify them and show up unannounced maybe thing wouldn't be allowed. I'd noticed that a lot of workers walk around with their ear buds in talking on the phone even when they should be assisting residents in the shower. Also, they will put your loved one on Psych meds without notifying family not even checking their health history. Maybe because the Chief of Psych is also part owner of Delmar Gardens, seems like a racket. No one cares, like I was told by Charge Nurse Sandy "I don't know and I don't care" when discussing my mother's ER diagnosis. It's all about having a body, even if not qualified. Richard( Admn), Brenda (DON), Breanna (Ast. DON,), Charge Nurse Sandy, Marci(Social Worker), Optum Nurses (Sara & Amanda) PCP Alex Rudoi will all burn in hell for how you have NEGLECTED my mother damn near killing her again with the same medication Levothyroxine that was changed to be taken at night but is suppose to be given in A.M. on an empty stomach. All will ROT in HELL.

ANSOLUTELY FUCKING DISGUSTING ! do NOT send your family here! the way my grandma was treated is…read moreabsolutely sickening. From FORGETTING TO BRING HER MEALS which are foul anyway, to BLATANTLY saying NO to her requests. The staff talks down to the people staying and she was VERY unhappy at Delmar gardens. If there was an option to give less then one star, I would have used it

From the owner: When Delmar Gardens opened its first skilled nursing facility in 1965, it began a tradition and…read morelaid a foundation of excellence in caring for the elderly. As a pioneer and recognized leader in skilled nursing care, the Delmar Gardens Family has taken pride in its innovative concepts, luxurious facilities, and imaginative ideas. Today, the Delmar Gardens Family has grown to meet the needs of the community including homecare, hospice, medical equipment, and early childhood centers. We are dedicated to the same traditions upon which our company was founded more than four decades ago...love, care, and understanding. We continue our pledge to meet our residents' needs for privacy, dignity, and independence and are guided by a commitment of quality service and caring professionalism. At Delmar Gardens we consider ourselves a family. Tradition is the foundation of our family. Love, care and understanding are the basis of our tradition.

My mom loves living at Mason Pointe. She enjoys the people, food, activities, garage parking and…read moreher apartment.

From the owner: EverTrue Mason Pointe combines world‑class medical and lifestyle services with modern technologies,…read moreand thoughtfully designed residences with convenient access to Town & Country, Ladue, Frontenac, Creve Coeur and Des Peres attractions. Recognized in 2026 by U.S. News & World Report as Best Independent Living, Best Assisted Living and Best Memory Care, EverTrue Mason Pointe is proud to set the standard for compassionate, high-quality senior living.

My dad has been there for years, we love it! The director Tim was always so pleasant. Got to know…read morehim more recently with a problem with my dad. Not only did Tim Nye handle it, he made sure it was fixed and did so with dignity and professionalism that seems rare these days. I feel so blessed to have my dad so well taken care of! Thank you for running an affordable top notch home for my dad. Especially in this crazy busy world! I would recommend Autumn View Gardens in Ellisville to anyone who loves their parents or family and want them well taken care of and loved like family!

My mom has been there over a year. She is well-cared for and the staff has done an outstanding job…read morekeeping everyone safe during this quarantine. I highly recommend Autumn View Gardens.!