We put our 95-year-old mother who had serious memory issues in Parkland memory care, and they were…read moreabsolutely wonderful. Took good care of her really were sincerely interested in her well-being. About a year and a half later she had a terrible stroke and went to the hospital. Parkland said let's bring her home because you have eight brothers and sisters and we'll have a hospital bed and a 24 hour nurse so you guys can visit with your mother. She passed a week later, and everyone in the family got to see her, or get a telephone conference, to say they loved her. We highly recommend Parkland memory care for your consideration.

3 months ago I opted to move my mother to Parkland Memory Care even though the assisted living…read morefacility she was at had an impressive memory care unit. Through experience I have come to believe that staff turnover is highly correlated to quality and consistency of care. As I searched I was looking for an intimate and clean setting with low staff turnover as an indicator that the staff were happy in their job and therefore capable of providing consistent high quality care. Many, if not most at Parkland have been there 5-6 years. It was no contest. Parkland is a great facility, built specifically for memory care patients. What truly impresses, though, is the caring, attentive nature of the staff...and I mean everyone from the executive director to the caregivers!! They actively engage the residents and are kind, attentive and respectful. I am so happy I made the choice to take her to Parkland. She recently passed but loved her time there, especially loved the staff and the residents. If you have choice, you need to look at Parkland first. Incredible!

My experience with both Susan and Brenda has exceeded all my expectations! They truly are…read moreoutstanding and care about their residents! Most of all, I appreciate their dedication to making this community a delightful place to reside.

Beware of these THIEVES. They charged for services that were not delivered. They stole property…read morefrom my mother, as well as charged us for rent beyond her stay. I gave them a 30 day notice that we would be leaving, but they failed to adjust the last months billing to reflect the move out date. Then the next month, after I turned off the automatic billing in the payment system they charged another month to our account. The manager of this site, Logan, is a liar and a dirtbag. He never once followed through on anything, and he accused me of being the problem. He accused me of stealing the wheelchair that I bought on their demand, and claimed he had video evidence. I'm sure he did see me take the wheelchair out with my mother, but that's not evidence that I stole the chair. They did return the money after I called them out 2 weeks after they stole our money. I'm still going to have to go to small claims court for the services that they documented that they didn't do. If you love the person you are caring for, then DON'T GO HERE!

Pros and cons on working here and seeing living conditions,…read morePros)you have some caregiver that really do care for their clients and help them with their needs front desk staff are very knowledgeable and kind Cons ) I seen servers take money from clients during dinner service , they feed same food two or day old to memory care clients when addressing concern old lady that runs the facility and HR don't care about their workers they allow them to get harassed and when their is a discrimination act going on they like to fire people or put it underneath the rug the people that run this place are races. I seen elderly man fall and caregivers. Laugh without assessing him when they do finally assess him. They just brush it off like nothing they're on their phone most of the time. There's easy exit doors that memory care clients can go to an open. Take them about at least 10 to 15 minutes to run to the door and redirect. They allow residence who have aggression going to other rooms and abuse other clients all they do is redirect them know about it or letting other family know what's going on with their loved one sad part is that if you are looking for a great facility and you're looking into this one, your families gonna be paying more because they accept the money from clients who already paying having them donate more money for a Christmas fun for the employees which is crazy because this company makes a lot of money. This ain't great place to work and if your planing having family leave here , beware of what going on and ask your family members questions

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Dirty! Went for a tour and walked out. Carpets are filthy, walls are splattered with spills,…read moreetc. it was very uninviting from the first step inside. Needs total renovation! So sad.

We were set up to move my Mom into Pennington Gardens this Monday, but was suddenly informed last…read morenight that my Mom can no longer move into the facility, ever, based on incomplete data from their nurse. Over the past month we have searched for a facility to take care of my Mom due to a continued decline in memory and reached out to their director Susan and was able to secure a room in their "memory care" wing of the facility. During the process, their nurse met with my Mom and had contacted her PCP for information and up until yesterday they became concerned that my Mom was on a antibiotic for a medical condition that she no longer has (tested negative early April). When I asked what my Mom's PCP told them I was informed they had left a message an they did not respond. In literal a few hours we went from moving in on April 6 to "sorry, we can never take your Mom, but can help you find a place". Please note that we have already given the notice at my Mom''s current facility. The worse part is that I never spoke with the nurse. All of my Mom's health concerns and denial came their director on site contacting me. The question becomes: do you want your loved one in a place where their director and nurse can make decisions like this in a vacuum and apply them to your already stressful situation.

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My mother in law is currently staying at Chandler Memory Care. She has been there for…read moreapproximately 3 months. They taking very good care of her. Teresa and the other nurses are just wonderful.

There are areas for independent living, assisted living (at several levels) and memory care. As a…read moreresident in the assisted living area, I can say that I'm happy with the quality of the service. The physical space is very, very nice , the staff is friendly and supportive and come quickly when you use your emergency button. I had some experience with summoning emergency services. It was all very fast and efficient. The fire station is literally next door. The dining room is well run, the food is usually good. I have gained several pounds in the months that we have lived here. There are lots of activities and nice spaces to meet in. The 'back office' seems well run, billing is clear and timely. They offer support for insurance if you have it.

The Gardens WAS a thriving, happy community when my mom moved in March of 2023. Susan Griffin the…read moreperson I toured the facility with was wonderful. She took a video of the apartment for me so I could show my mom before she moved. Kim at the front desk was so helpful with everything I needed and the Director of Assisted Living, Keri Giles was always available to address anything I had concerns over with my mom. Everything changed in November of 2025 when the new Director, Alexondra came on board. I decided to relocate my mom after the holidays and gave the 30 day required notice December 31 to be moved out by January 31. I receive a call from the Director on January 5 that I need to move my mom into their memory care immediately. WHAT? I inform her my mom is moving out January 21 literally in 2 weeks. She told me it didn't matter I must move her into memory care or get 24-7 care for her. She's in assisted living! Needless to say I was able to move her to another assisted living facility where she is receiving true assisted living. Be very careful if you choose this facility. After moving out I personally cleaned the apartment and it was filthy even though housekeeping cleaned once a week. I then received a bill for carpet replacement. I was speechless. I've included some pictures of how filthy it was.

The staff at Atria genuinely care about their residents This is throughout the staff community…read more Some can say that's their job of course it's their "job" but you can tell when it's genuine. In particular our mom was well taken care and her concerns addressed quickly by Marcus and Wendy. They are the best. Thank you for your caring nature.

They have a wonderful Sunday Brunch. We enjoy the friendly staff and are able to have family…read moretogether to eat. Then play cards in the rec room. Would recommend visiting soon. NM

Mother stayed here for two weeks. Despite being advertised as a memory care facility, many of the…read moreresidents appeared to be significantly, mentally I'll. Facility is unkept and filthy. Food is sub par. Rooms have no TV and there is little to no activities. Residents wander the halls and many times, attempt to enter your room. Mother was always in a state of fear being here. Would Not Recommend.

BED BUGS!! BED BUGS!! I removed my mother from this facility…read moreafter 9 days because I discovered bed bugs in her room. Here is my story. * upon admission to this facility, my mother was placed in a room for a five day "covid quarantine". She tested negative, has been fully vaccinated and boosted. This room was the first of two rooms, and I saw no evidence of bed bugs in this one. I did, however, quickly discover as I was unpacking her things, and attempting to get her settled ,that they hadn't bothered to clean this room. As I placed her toiletries in the bathroom , I noticed dried urine stains all over the toilet and floor. In retrospect, I should have packed up, and escaped with my mom immediately. But, it was a very difficult decision to place her in memory care , and she was already happily eating the lunch they provided. So I requested the bathroom be cleaned. An exhausted looking housekeeper arrived, and said she would "bleach" the bathroom. As she was "bleaching" the bathroom, I pulled the comforter off of the bed so I could place my mothers comforter in it's place. I then discovered half of a large bug. I hope it was a cricket, but it sure resembled a roach. Again I wanted to bolt, but I'm trying to stay calm. So I request that the sheets be changed. The housekeeper asked if she could just change the "top" sheet and said the bottom one looked "fine". I said I would like all the sheets changed. I even said I would change them myself if she would give me the sheets. She was elderly and looked very tired. * On day eight my mom was moved to a private room. They moved her to this room without me seeing the room, and once I saw the room, I strongly suspected they knew I would refuse the room, if given the chance to see it first. The room was dark. Window was filthy and covered with bird droppings. Carpet had a strong odor of layers and layers of dried urine. No cold water in bathroom sink. Motion sensor not working. I requested these items be fixed ASAP. She was in there two nights, and then I discovered the bed bugs in her bed. I had never seen one before this, but a quick google search confirmed my suspicions. As revolting as this discovery was, the way I was treated by staff was absolutely unacceptable. Rude, condescending, nonchalant , and had no apparent concern that an 89 year old dementia patient was getting eaten alive by bed bugs. I was told by the person "in charge" named "Kim" that my "option" was to LEAVE my mother in the bed bug room over the weekend , and she would "try" to get an exterminator by Monday. I told her she was out of her MIND along with some other opinions, gathered up my mom, and left this DUMP immediately.

Don't choose this memory care facility for your loved ones - the facility staff is neglectful and…read morethey are very slow to have residents evaluated for possible injuries. Even when you do manage to get a hold of a supervisor, you have to wait days or even weeks to speak about concerns - unless you have an appointment they won't give you the time of day or even listen to your concerns!

This is by far one of the worst Memory Care facilities!! They love to get you in the door, answer…read moreall your questions, take your money and pretend they care and then you loose a loved one and they disregard you completely, no more caring, no more communication and just overall extremely unhelpful!

I am here as a and I have been here two days and and blinds have fallen on my mother-in-law…read more He's about hit her in the head and there's green hard on her faucet heads that they still will not fix AC unit is leaking all over the floor in the kitchen And this is a health hazard for the possible slip and fall. But when I called the office they were rude disrespectful and this is to me as a visitor. I can imagine how they speak to the residence. But they told me that she waiting list. I told her what warrants emergency and destruction of personal property because the AC unit is leaking all over her kitchen floor they put a bucket down well if I wasn't here she could have fallen and really hurt herself I am never in all my stars for as much money as she needs to be treated and told this and be put on a waiting list when this is a very serious matter, especially and broke a should be ashamed of themselves in charging these people and treating them like this when they don't deserve this You are taking advantage of people like this. May God have mercy on their soul.

It gives me no pleasure to write this review but I feel it is important to share a recent…read moreexperience. My mother, who is 95 years old, has lived at this facility for the past 3 years. I could write about more than a couple of very negative experiences during this time but I will focus here on this past Sunday's Mother's Day brunch. The brunch itself was okay, the food was neither great but not bad, but when my mother wasn't able to finish her whole piece of salmon, I started putting it in a small container that she brought with her (they refuse to give a "to-go" container) when our server told us that we couldn't take it out! Excuse me! A mediocre brunch that we paid $24.00 a piece for and they would not let us take our half piece of salmon home! I don't blame our server as she is told what to do by management, but I feel that this just wrong and borderline abusive towards the elderly who are easily taken advantage of. Come on Robsons, please do better.