My mother who will be 102 in December has been living at Atria since she was 93 years old. She has…read moreaged well and receives the care that she needs from a staff that is not only professional but also caring and loving. They anticipate her needs, are patient with her hearing loss and spend time listening to her. Although along with my siblings we try to have one of us there every day for a visit we feel confident that she is well taken care of. We have found the entire staff from the administrative team to the nurses, caregivers, office and maintenance personnel to be helpful, courteous and welcoming.

Indep., assist and memory care Hallway had a odor of poo…read more Resident upstairs seem happy but downstairs they put them all in front the t.v.

My Dad spent 2 years at Maple Glen. During this time, the genuine kindness and care my Father…read morereceived was amazing. My family considered Jason and all the wonderful caregivers an extension of our family. God bless them, and God bless all the current residents and their families. Our personal grief and heartbreak was eased knowing Dad was receiving top notch love and care during those periods of time where a family member wasn't with him. The Holland Family

This place deserves more reviews. With 2 parents going through this with different needs I'd say…read moreI'm a "semi-pro" at assisted living and memory care facilities. From Mallory&Kelly,to Eve, Stephanie & Jason- these people do exactly what they say they are going to do and more. They are compassionate and caring and professional. They are never in a hurry when you're talking about your loved one. They guide you and are honest and they're hearts are in the right place. Maple Glen is spotless& beautiful and well thought out! I'm so thankful for this care for my Father.

Poor care!!! My mom has been at this location for three months and the care quality is poor…read moreespecially during the first shift. They are not attentive to her bathroom needs and are rude towards her when she uses the call light for assistance expressing to her that she's limited to every 3 hours. This has caused my mom to risk falling by her attempting to go to the bathroom on her own even though the nurse that puts her at risk. Unacceptable care because of this. She shouldn't have to wait if she has to go number 2 nor have to wait on the toilet for assistance at times over a half hour.

The executive staff was the most unfriendly, even downright obnoxious. We tried to get help for…read moreour loved one already placed and the Director on down were cold as ice. They wouldn't budge treated us in an abrasive manner. Best to stay away from this place.

The community was invited to their holiday party. In addition to delicious appetizers and desserts,…read morethere was a scavenger hunt that took us to 12 of the ammenities such as the movie room, salon, exercise room, model apartments and the green house.

Very please with my experience at Travanse Living. Staff and management were professional and…read moreaccommodating which made my decision to choose them for my family member easier. Based on my research, this place has the best return for the overall cost.

I have lived here for over 3 years and don't regret it for a minute! wonderful place, packed with…read moreall kinds of actives for a quality life.

Warning! Nursing home!! Dingy, old. My Dad was there for 6…read moredays for rehab, poor communication with Admissions Director and Social worker. He only got 2 therapy sessions in 6 days. Transferred him to The Springs today, what a difference already!

I am all too familiar with retirement homes, assisted living facilities, nursing homes and other…read moreplaces the like. My husband has a family member staying at this facility and on Christmas day, I went for my first visit to this facility. The building and grounds are extremely well kept. When you walk in, it's like walking into a hotel. It's very clean and from what I understand the food is very good here. Each resident has their own apartment-type set up. A small kitchen area including a refrigerator, a full bathroom, a sleeping area and plenty of space for both a couch and even a small dining table if they wanted one. Its basically a studio apartment, a fancy studio apartment. The entire building is handicap accessible...which means nice wide doorways and hallways. Pets are allowed to visit. in fact, they encourage it! We brought our fur kid here which put several smiles on the residents and staff's faces! Each unit has a small showcase mounted outside the entrance where you can personalize your name and maybe put up a few photos if you'd like. This facility is top of the line. If I ever have to stay in an assisted living facility, this place would be my first choice!!

* Decent place, but READ THE 'FINE PRINT' points:…read more One of our relatives was here for 4 months before he passed away in December '14. OVERALL, the place is nice, accommodating, and more than adequate for his needs. Their care is very good and even a friendly dog on staff helps lift spirits of all who come to visit. :) However, upgrades in the following areas COULD GREATLY IMPROVE THINGS here for its elderly citizens and their families. - Carpeting throughout needs - at minimum - a professional cleaning. ESPECIALLY IN THE INDIVIDUAL ROOMS. Most of the carpeting throughout is old, stained, and matted down. In our relative's room, carpet is pretty dirty - and looks as if it has never been cleaned. This was like that before he moved in. - Parking lot BEHIND THE FACILITY IS NOT elderly or handicapped-oriented. There are walkways that are 'sloped' to a point where somebody with a walker can easily lose their balance and fall, and the reverse will make it hard for them to walk back to the premesis. There are also NO "ramp ways" and everything is curbed (we looked). So, somebody in a wheel-chair or even a walker who is not steady will at minimum need assistance getting to and from their cars parked back here, or even if they are just taking a casual walk. - While the staff and service is commendable, improvements can be made. Clothes are supposed to be picked up and washed on "Friday's", but several times we were told they were understaffed or did not have enough help, and our relative's clothes were instead picked up on Saturday's. Other times, garbage cans are not picked up (this is supposed to be daily). Clothes are supposed to be folded or re-hung, and his are usually not. Assistants are also supposed to help with bathing for certain residents, but they tend not to "report" or "push the issue" with residents either (kinda like "if the residents don't ask us for help, we won't ask them if they need help") - even though that is their job if the family requests it. Our relative was supposed to receive help with showers "every Friday", and thus far, we have reason to believe he has not had help with even one shower. We have also seen many residents that could use OBVIOUS help getting to and from the dining area - perhaps having an assistant pushing their wheelchair - or - helping them get to and from their cars (kinda like a valet service) when needed. We have seen some residents literally "tippy-toeing" their wheelchairs alone from their rooms to the elevator, and then to the meal area, and it takes them a half hour to go about 300 feet. Come on - give them a hand! While not major issues, considering a resident is paying near $3700 a month and upwards for "assisted living" - this should all be done impeccably. Not every resident can just up and walk to their cars unassisted, considering most are in walkers or even wheelchairs, and especially given what I described above with the parking lot structure. - Nitpicking - but the microwave upstairs on the 2nd floor dining area is FILTHY inside. Dirty, full of hair! It looks as if it has NEVER been cleaned out. Very distasteful, and unsanitary to the residents to boot. - BE WEARY OF HOW THEY BILL YOU and "HIDDEN PRICING". The establishment bills you "by the month for 30 days." BUT READ CAREFULLY. You may ask - well what about the 7 months that have 31 days. You guessed it - you are billed an extra $130 for that extra day - which equals an ADDITIONAL $900 a year. You may also ask - well, what about February where there are only 28 or 29 days at best. You are still paying for the full "30 days" for February, even though February does not have 30 days. You would think they would apply those 2-3 days less in February to off-set a few of the other months that have 31 days, but they do not. KNOW YOUR PRICING. In my opinion, this is both sneaky and uncalled for. They should just have "one set rate for the month." (* There is also a $2500 "move-in fee." Some assisted living places have a fee, others do not. This labeled as such is misleading, because you would think this 'move in fee' would include the cost to pay movers to "move your stuff in" - but it does not - that cost will be separate on your dime. What this fee is really for is unknown, but primarily, it just seems to be a 'money-making fee'). Lastly - this place has a hard time returning phone calls and even emails. Several times my family has placed important calls to certain individuals in management, needing a return call. Return calls either took 'several days', and other calls went completely un-returned. At best, this is dis-concerning and SHOULD NOT happen given this place's supposed reputation and prices. I can still recommend checking this place out - it may suit your relative's needs - but just know your stuff and heed the agenda I described above. Still a solid 3 stars, but the place could easily be 4 or even 5 stars if the above nuances could be fixed or adjusted.

Elder Bridge was hired by my late Auntie when she was diagnosed with a terminal illness. Being an…read moreout of state family member, working with an agency can be tough but the compassion and organization of the caregivers, RN's and admin team is beyond words fantastic! All of these amazing people were not just an agency, they became family. They even bought my newborn son a gift :) Having RN's on staff (which is unusual) was extremely helpful for the caregivers as well as the family. Anytime I had a question or needed reassurance or anything that would require a very involved trip to the doctor, the RN's were right there to help. I only wish this agency and group of people were located in Georgia. I would highly recommend this agency for yourself or your loved one without hesitation.

Elder Bridge provided wonderful care for my Aunt and Uncle for 6 years. Our family did not live…read morenear those needing care and it was not possible for us to be with them over night. We always had great coverage and back up. They always received loving and compassionate care. Customer service and billing was easy to deal with. I would strongly recommend Elder Bridge for anyone needing care for loved ones who need assistance.

Cordia is a wonderful place!…read more Our culture is such that mothers expect to remain in the house of one of their daughters until their death, however my house has stairs and is too dangerous for my mom. She was resistant to being anywhere but with family so moving her to Cordia produced a lot of anxiety for her. Thankfully, the wonderful staff at Cordia - from the lobby workers to the maintenance workers to the amazing dining room staff - all worked their magic to make her feel treasured and safe. Personally, I see that the staff at Cordia are very satisfied working with the senior residents there. I engage in conversations with them and am grateful for their kindness and respect for the residents and for each other. Cordia has a wonderful line-up of daily activities and they also have special activities for holidays. I'm super pleased to see my mom engaging in different activities that she never had done before Cordia. For example, I used to try to have her do chair workouts with me but she had always refused. Now at Cordia, she's down in the workout room at least 3 times a week!!! I think Cordia has given her new life! She was always very anxious about food owing to issues with onions and other spices, but has had no problems at all since at Cordia. She loves their food! I'm very, very pleased with Cordia. I highly recommend this senior living facility!

My husband's grandmother has lived at Cordia for several years, the staff, food, activities. And…read morecare is nothing short of exceptional!! Our family is so happy we chose Cordia, such a great place to visit there is always a fun event the whole family can attend and our grandma just loves it and has made so many friends!

My parents moved in 2 years ago. I am so very thankful they did. My family lives in Carol Stream…read moreand we are now 5 minutes away. I am there practically every day as they have declined quite a bit. My dad is 88 and my mom 84 both with health issues. My dad had a recent hospital stay and when he came back home the nurse came by every day to visit him. They are in independent living and they absolutely love it. My mother in law lived here my aunts and uncles lived her and my dads sister lives here now. It's a wonderful place to put your family. The care has been wonderful.

My parents moved to an independent living apartment at Covenant Living Windsor Park in 2018. When…read moremy dad's health declined in 2021, they moved to assisted living. Four days after my dad passed away in 2023, they helped my mom be completely moved back to an independent living apartment. MY PARENTS WERE MARRIED 70 YEARS AND NEVER HAD TO SPEND ONE DAY APART AT WINDSOR PARK. When my dad transferred to Johnson Center skilled nursing after a hospitalization, my mom could walk there from their apartment, under the same roof. Since my dad has been gone, my mom is still participating in activities with friends she has had since 2018. Socialization and continuity have been key for her well-being. She is moving through the grieving process and building a new way of life as a widow amongst her peers, many of whom have had similar life experiences. This beautiful place has been a blessing to our family.