I trust the smart staff of Maplewood, Orange. I feel confident that my family members are well…read moretaken care of in their final glory years.

If your loved one is mobile it's fine. But after Covid, they couldn't keep help and most are not…read more trained CNA's. Once my mom started falling she was neglected and overmedicated. And no one ever suggested she needed long-term care, I was instructed to get a state aide which didn't help. Several of my moms belongings were missing and the laundry was in hamper for a week ! I was so disappointed how downhill they went. I couldn't get my mom out of there fast enough.

If you are a vendor and are contemplating selling your goods or services to Lou Bower at Seacrest…read moreRetirement Center---beware. He touts himself as a CPA on his LinkedIn page, but our company has invoices that are now over 200 days old. Lou Bower took out a premium position advertising spot in our clients local performing arts venue's program books and has nothing but disrespect for our company as well as the local performing arts venues. Our A/R dept. put him into collections and his exact words to our collection agency were " both your company and your client can go to Jesus Christ." You may want to get a credit card in advance or do only C.O.D. with Lou Bower at Seacrest Retirement Center. If you are considering Seacrest Retirement Center for yourself or a loved one, one can only wonder how good of care you or your loved one will receive if they are unable to pay their own bills. You may want to consider vetting Lou Bower personally before making your decision.

Aides and Companions is an excellent home care agency and Stuart the owner is a caring and…read morededicated professional.

I had one sweetheart at the beginning for my mother abs she had to quit for a family emergency and…read morethen all the others were awful. Fake and lyes all the time. Left my mother alone before the shift ended. I reported it to the agency and they didn't seem to care at all. Please stay away from Aides and Companions if you care about your loved one.

Mom moved into Carriage Green at Milford in April 2023. My sister and I had checked out a few other…read morefacilities in the area before we chose Carriage Green. We are very happy we did. Mom had lived in the house my dad built for her for over 70 years, so we were a bit anxious about her transition to a new "home". She loved it from day one. She was introduced to other residents who quickly became her friends. They enjoyed all their meals together. She participated in the activities, of which there were plenty. Ice cream socials, Wii Bowling, scenic rides, and Family Feud, just to name a few. Her favorite was the morning exercises. In January, Mom turned 100. We were able to have access to one of the rooms to have a family birthday party for her. Then, when the facility had their monthly birthday celebration, the staff went out of their way to focus on Mom. Cake, decorations, entertainment and even a proclamation from the Mayor of Milford. I can't say enough good things about the staff. Everyone of them did their best to be sure Mom was comfortable and happy. Mom recently passed, but before she did, everyone, and I mean EVERYONE, was there to make it a beautiful transition. Staff and residents were so attentive, caring and loving up until the very end and after. I will miss the friends I made there. I highly recommend Carriage Green for you or your loved one

Had my mother in law here. Cannot say enough good things about the staff, the services and all the…read moreactivities, dining and on premises medical services. Visiting dentists, doctors and nurses, hairdresser, blood work on and in. And my mothers apartment was spacious and state of the art. Loved this place and highly recommend it.

staff very nice but poorly stockeded medical supplies. After severe flooding secondary to melting…read moreof heavy snow, residents with very heavy damage had to remain in smelly rooms with loud fans, high moisture. Maintenance staff worked to repair flooding damage, but room conditions were detrimental.

For the past couple of weeks I have been visiting the village at Mariners point to walk a couple of…read moredogs for some residents who have become ill or injured. From the first day of visiting I was welcomed by all the staff and greeted with a big hello and simple, yet fun conversations. When Walking the halls with and without the dog in tow, the staff would say hello. The place is beautiful, and well maintained (from what I could see). The grounds are beautiful and set back in a quiet location. I did get a nice sense of community while there.

Horrible experience. The owner started prior to financing was secured and then said she "would…read morewhoop me if she was my mother". Then they stopped working without unpacking anything. I still can't find my silverware. I would never recommend them.

About three months ago, my father began to decline to the point where I could no longer care all by…read moremyself. I reached out to Opal Stork and they sent "Kiki," who was absolutely the right person at the right time. The office staff run a tight ship and were good about communicating with me whenever it was needed. Whenever I meet someone who is in need of homecare services, I tell them to call Opal Stork. I have heard a lot of horror stories about aides who didn't work out, and I am so glad that Opal Stork saved me from that particular experience.

I was told that there was an apartment available for my mother for April and that some renovations…read morestill needed to be completed. I filled out the application and submitted the needed information and my mother was approved. As the week's progressed I kept asking for a move in date. Finally after 3 weeks, I said I needed a move in date and was told at that time that it would be mid June. I was extremely disappointed with how I was misinformed about an apartment that was not going to be ready. Had I been told that this apartment wouldn't be ready until June, I wouldn't have left work early on 2 separate occasions, spent time and effort on filling out a 30 plus page application and submitting countless bank statements. I also stopped looking for an apartment for my mother. What a waste of time. I would never recommend or do business with this establishment ever again.

My great-grandfather lived here for the last years of his life. I used to come visit him here when…read moreI was 6. Now, 30+ years later, I have many family members living here. I visit them between once and twice a week. I have seen many of the units in here, have eaten the food, met many of the people, rode in the elevators and can give a pretty good review of this place since I've seen other "old folks" homes. Most of the residents in Tower One are Jewish. Ever since HUD took over, the Jewish community within the towers is getting smaller with other groups moving in. While I'm sure it's a great place to live if you're Jewish like my family, I would feel like an outsider if I wasn't Jewish. Many of the units have been renovated. They look absolutely great and have been modernized. The older units are "old". They look like they are from the 70's. Either way, if you are living in Tower One, you have to get the meal plan which is six dinner meals per week except for Saturday because of the Sabbath. The food isn't half bad, but it is bland and people often complain about the food. There are several options. Over the past three years, I have noticed a significant decrease in the quality of the food in the dining hall. The food for breakfast and lunch is actually pretty good. (remember it is all kosher) The dinner is dairy free and the breakfast/lunch is meat free. The best part about living in Tower One / Tower East is the staff. From the administrators to the Security to the wait staff, they are all top notch. They know everyone's name in the entire building, so if you're not a regular or a resident, they will know instantly. If you live on certain floors, you need to purchase Utopia services which is like assisted living. There is a minimum charge, and extra hours can be purchased. The price to live here seems expensive, however when you break it down, it's actually not that bad. Units in Tower One which include the six meals run from $1300 for a studio to $2000 for a one bedroom. This is the total cost with everything included besides phone/cable.

We just moved my parents into Assisted Living at Brightview Shelton and could not be happier. The…read morefacility is beautiful, with many amenities and things to do. And the staff is absolutely top notch! Highly recommend!!!

From the owner: Resort-style senior living in Shelton, CT is awaiting, and our Brightview Shelton community is part…read moreof a larger surrounding area full of restaurants, cafes, and shopping. Think about a home where you can enjoy the beautiful countryside with stone walls and well-maintained fields - near a vineyard, hiking and fishing - yet just minutes away from restaurants and shopping. Brightview Shelton in Fairfield County is a monthly-rental community and provides resort-style all-inclusive senior living with no large entrance fee. Start dreaming of a day when your most difficult decision will be what movie to watch at the community theater, or who you'll join for happy hour at the pub later that afternoon.

Highly recommend! Mike and his team are amazing -- friendly, professional and detail oriented…read more Focused on fair pay for staff. Fantastic job doing a one-time whole house cleaning. Little details like stamping TP ends, wrapping lamp cords neatly and leaving woodwork shining show their commitment and dedication. A+++