The hardest thing to do in life is to place your parents when you feel it is time. We have my…read morefather living in independent living and my mother in memory care. We are very pleased with the facility and the employees that work there. They are special people and we are blessed. The food is very good and the daily activities and events are what gets us through the day. They have music that puts my mom in a happy place. The campus is very clean and decorated for every season. The campus is beautiful in the spring and summer with outdoor gazebos. They also have onsite doctors and and rehabilitation if needed. We know when we leave them for the day that they are being taken care of. I would recommend Fox Run to my family and friends.

This facility wasted our time we came out from California brought my grandmother in did a tour with…read morethem, and they discriminated her for being blind. We were told by Elizabeth that they would accommodate her never once was told that she needed three years of financial to cover the cost of this facility. Elizabeth told us that we would be able to help her pay for this facility week did the application submitted her statements, explain to them that her caretaker stole from her and for the first month we would help out Christine Avoided my calls my emails and made every excuse not to take my grandmother in. Please be aware and make sure when you do contact this facility. Ask all the questions before they waste your time and avoid your phone calls and emails.

Looks great, people were nice..... but!.... MY GRANNY fell down the stairs because they were to…read moreslippery. Did NOT like that and neither did she. Please get better janitors to dry the stairs. Extra: granny's wheelchair broke while she was in it.

Canterbury Woods in Williamsville is a CCRC and serves residents who are totally independent to…read morethose who need Assisted Living, Skilled Nursing or Memory Care. A person must be at least 62 to be accepted and must come in at the Independent level. There are several financial packages available. Whatever the rental cost of their apartment in Independent will be the same cost if the resident requires any of the other services as time goes on. In Independent Living, where I am most familiar, meals are provided in two fine restaurants and a cafe, and weekly cleaning is provided if you want it. Many people compare the living culture here with that of a cruise ship - there is access to a pool with a daily aqua aerobic class; yoga classes, balance and other exercise classes are available as well. There are also art classes; assorted classes in various topics by resident college professors; and to top is off there is a theater where professional and amateur performances are readily presented to the community and residents needn't even going outside. There is also a convenience store manned by volunteers and a Weekly Happy hour with music, wine and snacks. There is so much more! In my opinion after living here for eight years, I think it's a fine place to retire!

Emeritus is such a wonderful place. The staff is extremely friendly, warm and welcoming and the…read moregrounds are so clean. The rooms are modern and residents are allowed to have pets which is a nice plus. The food is delicious too. I would absolutely recommend people to this place.

After retiring and wanting to downsize, we opted to go the apartment way. We tried many apartments…read morebut not many can compare with what we have here. Everything is simplified by just making one payment. No electric, heat or cable bills to pay. All included! If you are hungry but don't want to go out, just go to restaurant they have here. There is so much that this place has to offer. You will be amazed.

I have a relative that recently moved into the Chateau at Heritage Square. I would describe the…read morefacility like being on a cruise ship without the water. The only difference is the beautiful apartments. What I think of when walking through the halls and into the apartments is that no price was spared to create ambience and quality. The restaurant is gorgeous and the food is spectacular. There is an outdoor grand fireplace on the facility's stone patio that burns brilliantly most of the time and can be seen through the restaurant. A stylish lounge abutts the restaurant where guests and residents can enjoy each other's company. Other luxuries such as steam room, gym, yoga, hair salon, gift shop, massages and more are also included for residents and available to the public for a fee. If you haven't seen this amazing place you should visit.

I saw a very well-run organization. Asbury ran the kitchen with an obsessive focus on cleanliness…read moreand quality. The same seemed to go for other aspects of the place. Compared with their assisted living affiliate Beechwood, they were most definitely better-organized. From what I learned, it's very costly to live there. I probably wouldn't cough up the cash, but if this kind of place (for downsizing ambulatory seniors, who may or may not be on Yelp) is your bag, I'd feel pretty confident about the quality.

awesome place to work Evan and his boss and the rest of the kitchen staff makes you feel like part…read moreof the team right away very helpful non judgmental only thing I couldn't deal with was the biweekly pay but other than that I enjoyed that job

I moved my mom out of an apartment and into Cobblestone in October when completely independent…read moreliving became a bit overwhelming for her. She has flourished since then. They have the most caring staff and some have been there 20 years so you know this is their passion. Joyce leads the PSW's by example. She is respectful and professional, compassionate and yet firm. Mom has regained all of the weight that she lost because of a lack of desire to cook and the loneliness of eating alone. The kitchen does a very good job at preparing healthy meals that the residents enjoy. Jean, who does so many of the activities with the residents is creative and hardworking, recently adding a blind silent auction to the regular Bingo, exercise classes and walks to Timmy's. The recent opening of the new senior centre around the corner will compliment the activities offered on site. Mom couldn't be happier and I have great peace of mind. If you are thinking of making this transition, sit in the lobby for a while before or after a tour to get a real feel for it.

My mother moved to Cobblestone last year from her apartment. She didn,t want to move into a…read moreretirement living home as her thoughts of the old nursing homes were in her mind. We took a tour and planted the thought of mom moving in. we told mom it is a place to go live not to go to die. There was a room available but mom felt she wasn,t ready. A couple months go by and mom was told by the doctor that she can,t live on her own, fortunately a room came available at Cobblestone. Mom has thrived there. She has started eating again (the food is delicious) she has made many friends and she loves the staff, they are fun and so caring., They give mom such great care. Mom loves the activies and we have to work our visits around them, lol They have people come into sing and play music which mom loves.I would highly recommend Cobblestone for independent living.

My mom has been at Amberleigh in Williamsville, NY for about 4 years now…read more The process of getting the apartment was quite painful as the salesperson at the time was not straight forward and honest with us. The executive director at the time was also pathetic and claimed she reprimanded the salesperson, but you know.... Very fortunately both these ladies were gone soon after mom moved in. I can only speak to the independent living side of the facility. If you are looking for a place for your parents, you are not going to find a better place than Amberleigh. The staff is amazing. I cannot say enough good things about them. Concerned, polite, always willing to be of help, patient, kind and truly have the best interests of the residents at heart. The place is well run and clean. They do their best to engage the residents in various activities, even in these covid times. They are always willing to help and respond quickly should there be a problem or if we need someone to check on mom. It is such a comfort knowing that people who truly care are looking after the residents. They all take their jobs seriously and seriously provide a high level of care to insure residents are safe and well looked after. Management is great and they don't tolerate employees who disrespect residents in any way. If you need a place for a relative or friend, go take a look. Our experience has been wonderful and I can't imagine mom living any place else.

Dear Sonida, I am writing this letter as my mother's power…read moreof attorney and healthcare proxy. I regret to inform you that I have deep concerns regarding my mother's care at The Amberleigh in Williamsville, New York. My mother was an independent living resident at The Amberleigh for a few years until she moved into an assisted living apartment on September 1, 2025. Prior to moving into the assisted living apartment, she received care from an independent contractor to the extent that she needed medication reminders due to memory issues from Alzheimer's, and, as time progressed, she needed help with showering and grooming as well. The additional level of help she was receiving is what led her family to the conclusion that she would be more appropriately served in an assisted living environment. However, the transition from one level was very awkward and lacked professionalism, and representatives at The Amberleigh did not follow appropriate intake procedure and ignored some state guidelines in the process. They even overcharged my mother for rent, and I had to take steps to recover the money. Since the move, my mother has not received the appropriate level of care to meet her needs and administrators at The Amberleigh have not made an adjustment to her care or even performed a follow-up assessment to evaluate her needs in the first place. To avoid writing a novel to explain events over time, I am simply going to list the primary points of my concerns and the concerns of my mother's family. 1. Management at The Amberleigh presented my mother with a contract for her apartment and accommodations in assisted living without first passing that contract along to me (her POA), or either of her two other sons, or her sister (her other healthcare proxy) in spite of the fact they new she had Alzheimer's (the entire reason we moved her to The Amberleigh in the first place was due to her Alzheimer's condition). She was not and is not in a state of mind where she can make these contract-related decisions. To be blunt, your managers at The Amberleigh had a cognitively impaired person sign off on a contract without representation present at the time of signing and without consulting any representation prior to that signing. 2. The Amberleigh did not obtain a written evaluation from my mother's physician as to the specifics of her health 30 days prior to admitting her to assisted living, and they have not obtained one since, which is what NYS regulations require. 3. The Amberleigh did not meet with family members prior to her move into assisted living to discuss my mother's health status and care needs. 4. The Director of Wellness, Michele Cinquino, did not perform a formal assessment of my mother until after she had already moved into her new apartment in assisted living. a. Neither I nor my Aunt, nor any other family member, signed off on the assessment because it was significantly inaccurate, and we asked for another, and the subsequent document presented to us was almost unchanged and still highly inaccurate. b. Michele has not followed up with our subsequent requests for a more accurate evaluation, and she has failed to produce the standard post-intake six-month follow-up evaluation (another violation of NYS regulations). c. My mother will have lived at The Amberleigh for a year at the end of this month without a subsequent formal assessment, and I never signed off on the first one. d. Formal requests through email for a follow-up assessment go unanswered and, consequently, my mother is living according to assisted living standards when she clearly needs enhanced assisted living care, but The Amberleigh will not address this issue. i. She is not receiving help with showering or grooming. ii. She is not receiving help with dressing. iii. She is not receiving help with toileting. iv. She is not receiving appropriate medical assistance consistently, even when The Amberleigh receives a script from my mother's physicians. v. When she is physically ill or requires medical attention, The Amberleigh does not contact family members, and we have found her on multiple occasions to be in need of immediate medical attention. 5. As a result of the poor care my mother has received, over the last several months the family has been pursuing other options at other institutions, and the administration at The Amberleigh has been less than helpful. 6. The Amberleigh has failed to respond to half a dozen attempts at contact by phone, email, and in writing by my mother's long-term care insurance company to connect to a claim and set up a payment plan. a. Consequently, my mother is paying for her stay at The Amberleigh out of her pocket, instead of through her long-term care provider. b. This is costing my mother and our family thousands of unnecessary dollars every single month. For all the reasons I have stated above, I am compelled to say that I have found The Amberleigh to be an ongoing nightmare for our family.

We decided to stop by since we were staying nearby. They makes their own wines and everything we…read moretried was great! You can get flights to try out a few things and they have flatbreads and charcuterie to order as well. When we were there, if you purchased bottles the flight was comped. We ended up deciding to take four bottles home. Try the Icewine if you go, it's amazing!

My bf and I were visiting Canada for the first time and staying down the street from Lundy Manor,…read moreon our way to Niagara one day I spotted it and me loving wineries we had to stop before the end of our trip and I'm so glad we did! The inside was immaculate but it was a beautiful day so we decided to sit outside - they have a spacious and beautiful patio with brightly colored comfy chairs and speakers playing lovely upbeat 1920s like music. I was in heaven to say the least. My bf and I decided we'd do a flight of 3 but they just opened a few months ago so they only have 4 wines so our host told us she'd be letting us try all 4! She knew each of the wines really well and was a great host, we had fresh cold water and she occasionally came back after each tasting to see what we thought and explain a bit more about the wine and how it was fermented. My bf isn't an avid wine drinker so he likes the sweeter ones and I like the dryer however we both really enjoyed all of them and ended up buying 2 bottles, one being the Riesling and the other was a blend of 3 whites. The property is gorgeous too looks like a beautiful place for a wedding! Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area!

Total and complete disintegration of the Solstice staff overall this last year. Margaret in the…read moreoffice is as unprofessional as anyone I have ever met. The lone shining light in the entire place is Lydia and her team at IHC who are fantastic....But in the end we moved my father out due to the Solstice team failures!!!

This by far is one of the most spectacular senior living facilities I have ever toured. The…read moreresidents seem to be very happy and extremely friendly. The staff and management are top notch. Professional, inviting and very friendly. This is where you would like to see your parents live! The premises are beautifully manicured, the dining was impressive, the apartments are very clean, and the whole ambiance is on point.