My dad is now a resident at Masonicare in their assisted living section. He's been there a little…read moreover one month. The staff is friendly and helpful. The facility always looks and smells clean. They provide rides to doctor's appointments and have relationships with excellent healthcare providers and a pharmacy that delivers. I toured three facilities before choosing Masonicare and am SO happy with this choice. My dad likes the location, "most" of the people (LOL), and says the food is "pretty good" which is pretty high praise from him. (Before he moved we tried Meals on Wheels, which he described as "inedible".) They have a lot of activities and although he doesn't participate in all of them, he's enjoyed the ones he has. He has a one bedroom apartment with a walk-in closet, and a small separate living room and kitchenette, which works well for him. Although he'd prefer to be at "home" (now sold), he says Masonicare is a good second option. This really is phenomenal given he originally refused to consider assisted living. Highly recommend checking out Masonicare if you are looking for either independent senior living or assisted living.

this is a neat place. we took a tour of it last year. i would love to get in,…read morebut there is a waiting list. they have a beautiful exercise room and swimming pool. a pool table. they have all kinds of fun activities. we are on the waiting list.

Staff were very friendly when I visited the community recently. It is clear they care for their…read morepeople who live there. Very clean and newly renovated community.

Beautiful facility - Staff is warm and welcoming from your tour to moving in - Delicious food,…read moregreat amenities and the views are amazing!

Essex Meadows stands out as a community that truly values both its residents and staff. The campus…read moreis beautiful, well maintained, and thoughtfully designed, but what really makes it special is the culture. There is a genuine sense of warmth, engagement, and respect throughout the community. I would highly recommend Essex Meadows as a wonderful place to live!

My mom stayed in the Nursing Home part of Essex Meadows for about two months in late 2024. As a…read moreRegistered Nurse, I am quite particular when it comes to healthcare and I was very pleased with the care she received. The nursing care, physical therapy, social work, recreational therapy as well as nutrition staff went above and beyond! They made us both feel at home which was phenomenal because we were far away from home. Many thanks!!!

My mother in law was in hospice in this facility. They were fabulous with her. Very caring staff…read morethat made sure she was comfortable at all times. The food was always freshly made. Sadly she passed away but the process was made easier for the family because of this facility.

I spent two weeks here recently and it was an entirely positive experience. The staff is uniformly…read morewarm and caring. They respond quickly and put the needs and comfort of their patients first. The PT folks are wonderful. I was unable to walk after 7 weeks in the hospital and they worked with me every day to get me on my feet and home. I am grateful for their hard work and dedication. I have to mention the food too which was terrific. I was very pleasantly surprised. There are choices too which was welcome. All in all, I wouldn't hesitate to stay again should I need to.

Definitely a mixed bag here. Because I've seen so many negative reviews of this place, I feel…read morecompelled to review the positive - my relative has been here nearly 20 years. She requires an enormous amount of care and is a difficult personality. Other than a period when this place was run by a psycho named Tanya, the staff has learned how to treat my relative, is enormously patient with her, and has kept her healthy, alive, and well. Zero falls. Zero infections. They call me if they find even the tiniest scrape on her. This is NO small feat given how long she has been there, and through the pandemic no less. The downside is that there is very little communication and because turnover is so high just when I will get to know that one person handles one thing, that person is gone, and I've got no update as to whom I should now contact. Voice mails and emails normally go unanswered. There are supposed to be monthly case reviews however it's very sporadic and random. I'm also supposed to get quarterly statements about her money in her account but haven't received one in ages. I also don't think the residents are EVER taken anywhere. At all. The last trip I can remember was like 10 years ago. To a Walmart. But there are very nice grounds, and the rooms are large and comfortable. Like I say, mixed bag. Could probably do better and could definitely do worse.

Harrington Court is a cheery and welcoming place. The staff is always so helpful and friendly…read more Leeanne, the staff receptionist is friendly and knowledgeable - keeps the place running!

Beautiful homes. Well maintained location. When it was first being developed, the pricing was in…read morethe $400,000's. Now, it's nearly doubled!!! Not for everybody. Mostly New Yorkers or other wealthy out of towners.

Parking send plentiful, lot of areas for you to park. Checkin was simple and staff were pleasant…read more Given enough information to navigate to the area I was going. Hospital hallways and waiting rooms were clean and comfortable. All staff were very caring, nice, and helpful and attentive to my needs. Very good experience.

A huge mispresentation of facts, poor service and bad food is my experience at Crescent Point…read more My 85 year old father was walking on his own, driving and articulate in all ways prior to him moving into Crescent Point. My family was outright lied to and today after his fall while being transported by the repairman at Crescent Point he can't walk on his own and is confined to a wheel chair. The shower never worked in his room and I complained several times to no avail. They will say anything to get you to select Crescent Point, in fact they promised to transport my dad to his girlfirend's home three times a week and they never did once. An aide yelled at him in the dining room when he was incontinent. If you have any issues they have a thousand excuses and alway circle back and will blame your family member as being confused, ect. I have several emails where I complained about the same thing and they never did anything. We were told that they have a full nursing staff, but they don't. At night there are no nurses. After my dad fell and they brought him back to his room, the nurse called me at 8 o'clock and told me that my dad was in distress and that I had to make a decision to send him to the hospital or that she was going home. FIRST TIME I HEARD that there wasn't a round the clock nursing staff. This place should be SHUT DOWN. I filing complaint with the Connecticut Department of Social Service for Elder Abuse. Fact: When you take out your loved one out at night and just bringing them back to Crescent Point it will take you a get 15 minutes to ring a bell before the aide comes back to open the door and let you in...absoulutely crazy. My Dad lost considerable weight while his at Crescent ....the food was horrible. I do not reccommend Crescent point and am moving on to litigation.

My 81 year old Mom has dementia and has lived in three different homes offering care for her needs…read more Crescent Point is by far the best and most nurturing place she has ever lived. The staff is kind, patient and really care about Mom, even on her difficult days. Expertly run by a director who is 100% tuned in to his residents' needs, Crescent Point gets 5 stars from the daughter of a sometimes-difficult memory care resident. Thank you for making a home for my Mom!