After a long battle with internal bleeding my mother had surgery at WHC and was released to…read moreIngleside. My sister and I had done extensive research on the rehabilitation for her care and decided that is where we wanted her to go for rehab. The admissions person Damon was very helpful in getting us a bed. He kept in constant contact with us and the hospital to follow up on my mom's hospital release date to help make it a smooth transition, and on Ingleside's end it was a smooth transition. After my mom was situated at Ingleside she constantly complained about stomach issues and nausea. The nursing staff followed up with their normal intake procedure but did not ignore my mom's medical concerns. They took extra care and time with her to make sure she would be ok and that she wasn't just experiencing a change of location issue. They discovered that she had a high fever and her pressure had dropped dramatically since she arrived and she began to vomit. The staff immediately contacted the WHC and my moms doctors to let them know she was still too ill to have been released and needed care immediately. Their professionalism and care saved my mothers life. I can not thank them enough for all that they have done. A year later my mom is doing extremely well. Had it not been for this facility it may have gone a different way.

The caregivers and therapists are kind, skilled, and massively overworked, but the management is…read morecompletely disorganized, leaving dangerous gaps in overall patient care. My father's call button did not work; when he was discharged his prescriptions were submitted incorrectly and then canceled, so we had no way to access his critical medications; follow-up care, which was supposed to be arranged by them, was delayed by days. Importantly, as we tried to deal with this cascade of issues, no one answered the phone or would reply to an email. Completely irresponsible, and unworthy of the people who do the bulk of the labor there every day.

My mother has been an assisted living resident here for more than 6 years. She has really thrived…read moreas a result of the excellent care, from the Executive Director to the nursing, care and activities directors. The staff really make this place special. They truly care about the residents and obviously take pride in their work in this lovely setting. The activities are varied and interesting, as well. Highly recommend this Sunrise.

Our mom has acute dementia and is on the 3rd floor at Sunrise (the memory care unit). Her…read morecaregivers are fantastic. Kind, joying, loving...it is a wonderful environment for mom.

Seabury at Friendship Terrace is a nice place to live, except for the quality of the food. The food…read moreis so awful that dinner conversation is often limited to complaints about the food, not the usual dinner stuff. They think nothing of serving potatoes, rice, and pasta in the same meal, meats are tough and have no gravy/sauce, instead of broccoli florets they serve the stems, and spices or herbs are never used. We have three menus. A weekly menu handed out at the beginning of each week, a menu from which we choose our food at lunch and dinner time, and the unnamed menu consisting of whatever is available, which is often not what was listed in either of the other two menus. The waiters are excellent, friendly and helpful, and even they recognize the poor quality of the food. The food situation is very unfortunate, since the place could not have a better location. Two and a half blocks from Metro and Whole Foods, two blocks from the public library and CVS, also about the same distance from Target (which also has a CVS, so we have two within walking distance), The Container Store, and Ace Hardware; still very much a residential area with 100-year-old houses that have gorgeous gardens and huge, ancient trees. Several churches are within walking distance, as well as a few restaurants (Indian, Middle Eastern, Mexican). Residents are quite diverse and friendly. Some of them have been here for years and are always cordial and helpful. I wish they would do something about the food! My understanding is it used to be good, and when I first came it was still fairly so. I have no idea what happened.

After a lovely tour by Tawanda Jackson, the Associate Admissions Coordinator, I am more excited…read morethan ever about Seabury at Friendship Terrace. I've toured several senior residences in the DMV with a view toward my golden years. Seabury has a classic (and classy :) ) design and modern amenities. The constant care of the building is visible in freshly painted corridors and apartments, clean and fluffy carpets and polished wood. The apartments are cozy and bright due to fresh fixtures and floor to ceiling windows and have great walk-in closets.Workers were on duty during my tour making the latest updates! The residents seem relaxed and content enjoying gardening, soaking up sun (there's a sunroof!), walking around the lovely residential neighborhood and gathering in groups for games or friendly chats. Scheduled of interesting activities are posted everywhere. I'd love to live there.

My mom moved here in 2021, and she has thrived in the community. Not only is her health stable,…read morebut she is so happy here and has made so many friends. Every time I visit she is enjoying an activity or meal, and I get timely updates on her health from the nursing staff. I am so glad she moved here, and I am looking forward to the many family and community events that are being planned this spring and summer.

There are at least three elevators. Sometimes a wait but not unexpected. Great selections for…read morethree meals a day. Entertaining programming and challenging exercise choices. Gym on site in basement. Patience is a virtue, i think you need some at any community where you dont have individual aide. I moved here as disabled adult. Great location and more diverse community than others.

I don't recommend Five Star Chevy Chase. It's clearly gone downhill since the reviews here were…read moreposted. Management is unresponsive to resident needs. Meals are not nutritious, too many carbs & too low protein, nor are they flavorful. My mother has lost weight in the three years she's been a resident because she won't eat what's served. During the COVID pandemic, Five Star has made money by not providing what residents are paying big bucks for. The socially distanced activities are poor. They should be ashamed offering hallway bingo, hallway mixers & a rolling library cart for months! And, these boring, unimaginative & unstimulating activities are provided on alternative floors. Residents go for weeks with nothing. They're also saving money by scaling back the menu & having residents preorder. Much less waste, no serving staff, etc. Attempts to improve conditions have fell on deaf ears. To add insult to injury, Five Star has declined an offer for FREE on-site COVID testing of residents provided by Montgomery County. No reason was given.

This is my review from 1/7/11, when it was under different ownership and had a different name:…read more I just moved my mother into the Classic Residence a few days ago. It is absolutely a fantastic place in every way: the staff (*terrific*, numerous, always available, extremely patient & accommodating), the food (really delicious & varied), the programs (*300* activities per month), the interior (gorgeous & soothing), the physical setting (lovely & wooded, yet very convenient) and the general overall ambiance. The rental cost is undeniably very pricey in order to pay for all of the aforementioned, but we're very relieved that my mother can manage to afford such a pleasant situation at this stage of life.

The Capitol Commons building is not well maintained on inside. the male manager can be very…read more unpleasant & NOT VERY NICE. Maintanance staff looks and act unprofessional. Maintanance does not do a good job at all. The Owners of this property live in Tennessee & do not come to regularly to check on things. We have lived here for 15yrs. It had gone down for sure. Our suggestion is: If you love your loved one weather they are seniors or physically challenged what ever you do, DONT let them live at Capitol Commons Apts please! This property can also be very unsafe & scary at times, many here are afraid to report anything we assume. This property needs new Owners who care about the seniors & physically challenged tenants here. The outside is kept up to give the appearance, however the inside incl some of the units needs work.

I've been living here for 5 years and it's been chaos some of the residents are not that bad and…read moresome you would not want to be around before the most part that comes with living in an apartment but the management is the worst I never seen more poor customer service a day in my life I used to live in Tyler house and that's in the ghetto I will pretty much rather move back there then dealing with the chaos that comes with this apartment complex the apartment manager has very poor customer service he never talks to you he always talk at you or talk down to you all in the same breath he called me an illiterate clown and that's coming from the property manager the maintenance man never complete his work like I said I've been living here for 5 years and things have been the same and my apartment for 5 years I would advise a person to think long and hard before moving in here trying to find somewhere to go as we speak it's just ridiculous

If I could give no stars, I would. 0/10 DO NOT recommend. This place is supposed to be a senior…read moreliving facility, but it appears to be a childcare facility as well. Lindy Turner and Janae Goodwin should never be in charge of this facility due to their poor management, unprofessional behavior, and lack of care for residents. Suhair Tabri, as the Executive Director, allows this behavior, and I don't know why. Such a shame.

The Maple Heights facility on Georgia Avenue has become a horrible place for the elderly. It seems…read morethat all of the improvements the Executive Director made over the last 2 years has been wasted because of workers who have terrible attitudes, who don't want to be there, and are simply not doing their jobs. The level of care and maintenance has deteriorated significantly, especially among the most vulnerable residents on the dementia floor. These residents need the most care, yet this is the floor with the least amount of consistent quality care and maintenance. They are clearly understaffed, and this has made it difficult for even the best workers to deliver appropriate levels of care consistently. It seems as if this once sought-after facility set itself up for failure. Families and, sadly, the vulnerable residents are paying the price daily. At this time, I would not recommend this facility to anyone.

Quality care and longevity of principals. This makes a tremendous difference. Lowest executive…read moreturnover in the industry.

I recently had the opportunity to place a client in one of the Meridian senior living properties. I…read moream having difficulty getting paid, and it is absolutely impossible to reach anyone at the corporate office. I have called multiple times, and just this morning went through every single prompt, one through eight, and four of them the voicemail was full. One of them stated "I no longer work at Meridian senior living, you'll have to call someone else", and I never connected with a live person. I've tried multiple times to resolve this on the community level, and I'm getting nothing but excuses and the runaround. Perhaps someone in the company will see this review and it will prompt them to connect with me.