My elderly father who has dementia was not doing well in his living situation. I was at my wits'…read moreend trying to figure out how to find a new living situation for him. Every assisted living or memory care place seems almost the same and seemed to have the same sales pitch. I just couldn't sift through any more of it and feel confident on my own in finding a better situation for my dad. Sitting at the computer in tears scrolling through assisted living websites, I stumbled across Stacy's Helping Hands here on Yelp. I called the company and reached the owner, Pam Silverberg. It was probably one of the single best things that ever happened in this painful, complicated road of caring for my dad. Pam was warm, friendly, and interested in helping me. Before i even engaged her services, she gave so much of her time to me. She wasn't another one of the sales people in the assisted living business - she just seemed like a concerned friend. And she had a tremendous amount of knowledge and experience. We worked together for several months because I was so nervous about moving my dad. But she was patient and kept talking with me through good options. She was a fantastic sounding board. She got to know my dad's needs and made recommendations based on his needs and my concerns. She visited several facilities with me and became a good interface between me and the facility we finally chose. She was alongside us as we moved my dad and continued to interface with the facility and advocate for us in a couple of situations that arose when we moved my dad in. No one should navigate this road alone. Pam at Stacy's Helping Hands genuinely wants to help people navigate this arduous road. I feel like she's really become a friend in this whole process. If you're exhausted and nervous and overwhelmed - call Pam! Even if you don't engage her services, you will find a listening ear and undoubtedly a bit of sincere and valuable advice.

If I could give Stacy's Helping Hand 6 stars, I would. Pam was a tremendous help to me and my…read morefamily. The process of finding assisted living/memory care is extremely stressful and Pam's expertise and willingness to go above and beyond was greatly appreciated. The situation with my parents and their health is extremely complicated and Pam was a thoughtful and thorough advocate in helping us find a solution. My brother and I both live out of state and having access to a resource like Stacy's Helping Hand was invaluable - we literally could not have done this without Pam's help. I cannot overstate her compassion, patience, and effort to help us. I highly recommend Stacy's Helping Hand to anyone looking for help with this process!

Terrible communication and follow-up. Frequent staff turnovers so when you finally manage to find…read moresomeone useful they leave soon after. And CONSTANT (and dishonest) nickel and diming to death. One month they insisted that my elderly parent living there needed a "2-3 person assist" to get around. That was fine. The next month, they insisted that my parent, somehow (with the same alleged 2-3 person assist) kept trying to escape and needed to go into infinitely more expensive memory care, so I asked them why the 2-3 people assisting them were helping my parent to escape? And could they please stop that? Magically after that, my elderly parent didn't need a 2-3 person assist anymore and no longer needed memory care. It was a "miracle!"

A group of friends and I visited a former neighbor friend of ours today. We were all impressed with…read moreeverything. Having worked in just about every medical discipline, including an SNF, and can identify issues. I did find one. Our friend has a nice 1 bedroom apartment which included a large entryway with a kitchenette. There was enough room for a small dining table and chairs. Additionally, there was a separate living room and separate bedroom. Their check in process takes a couple of minutes and each visitor must register Our friend likes the staff and says the food is pretty good. The bottom line is: I highly recommend this place!!

Unresponsive staff, takes so long to hear back from anyone here! Only the front desk was helpful…read moreand kind

Rosemark is a great place to live and work! Our residents and team create a fantastic, welcoming…read morefamily environment. Every day when I walk in, I'm greeted by smiles and waves from my Rosemark family, questions about how my kids and dog are doing, and genuine happiness to see me again; nothing beats that! The residents love when I bring my kids in to visit and praise my children all the time, it's really a blessing to have such loving relationships within the community. It never feels like "work" and I feel so blessed to call Rosemark home.

Beautiful apartments, super-friendly, professional staff, good food. My parents are delighted with…read moreall of the activities, lectures and work-outs. It is a safe place. Brookdale allows pets. It has been a wonderful experience for my parents .

I was looking around denver for a nice place to take my grandma for assisted / elderly living but…read moreas I drive by I saw that the building is releasing some kind of toxic/ poisonous gas into the air in the alleyway. It smells like literal death. Not only do I wonder about the well being of nearby residents but the elder residents themselves is my main concern here. I asked a nearby resident how often this occurs and they exclaimed that it happens weekly for hours at a time. Why on earth is this place allowed to release this poisonous gas into the air for hours on end and legally have people living at the residence who are inhaling this at the same time? Something is not right here. This needs to be reported to the EPA or some type of environmental agency. The people living here are probably uanware that this is happening. 0/5

I am not a resident…read more But - I come here to hang out from time to time. If you would like to volunteer, they are always looking for people of little or no skill-sets to hang out. Things to Note: 1) Not everyone is Jewish. The core and mission is to promote a Jewish center and inclusive community. But - most are and holidays are observed. 2) Some of the residents are cranky and some are wonderful. 3) Everyone is on the bubble dating app at the Kavod life. It's like dating central during dinner that starts early at like 4pm. 4) Lots of gossip. Come. Hang. Eat.

If you're looking for cheap rent for yourself or someone else, this is the place. If you want…read moreanything else, forget it. The buildings are old and poorly maintained. You pay for services you don't receive. The meals you pay for, and those are once a day thankfully, are terrible. Unless you're desperate don't go to Kavod!

I can never be more thankful than I am for Clermont. Dani and all the nurses took the best care of…read morethe most important person on the planet; my wife Cindy. Clermont already gets epic reviews, but here's another! Thank you from the bottom of my heart!

I have worked at CP for over five years. The Eden philosophy of care is very resident centered and…read morethe staff really care. Everyone is treated with dignity and respect. I am proud of what we do. We are innovative and smart about what we do. We focus on staff growth and empowerment. Great place to work!!

They have a great staff, the people that work there are very friendly and the facility is very…read moreclean!!

Porter Place claims to be a memory care facility, but they ate clearly not trained in Dementia or…read moreAlzheimer care. Our mother, with advanced dementia was a resident there. As her dementia progressed with personality changes and other difficulties, rather than understanding and diverting the behaviors, they complained amongst one another and to us every time we visited. There were caregivers there that definitely let it be known they did not want to care for her. They were understaffed, appeared stressed most the time and clearly didn't have the patience for memory care. Her hygiene suffered and she had frequent UTI's, several falls and they constantly tried to have dosages in her medication increased to make her more docile. Thankfully her doctor refused these requests with concerns of more falls. Our mother eventually ended up in the hospital with failing physical health, was moved to a long term care facility and passed away. I would never recommend this facility, especially for memory care if you are expecting quality and professional care.

My mom has been a resident at Porter Place for about a year now and I can't express how wonderful…read morethe staff and the facility are! I did read the poor reviews before we visited the building and I talked to some residents that have lived there for years, they had only outstanding recommendations which we have found to be accurate. Finally I have to add the fact that I live six minutes away from the building and we are there two or three times a week. (when there is no lock down) I am witness to the staff, building, other residents and have found them all to be exceptional!