My dad was admitted there as he was beginning to show signs of Alzheimer's . He lived there for…read moreabout a year until he passed away from Alzheimer's disease. He really enjoyed being there and he also looked good whenever we visited him. We were happy that he was there. I believe that it is more of a nursing home than an assisted living facility as everyone seems to get a one to two or three ratio resident vs nurse. They took good care of him and when it came close to his end of life the family was summoned and they brought him to a private room as we surrounded his bed and said our goodbyes. We were all there to see him take his last breath. The staff took care of everything.

I wasn't a staff member of the Holiday Retirement; I was an agency nurse covering the shifts there…read moreas needed. In my opinion, it's a place that provides a home-life atmosphere for the residents. The nurses, med techs and, especially, the CNAs are caring and dedicated to their patients. The place itself is clean. The software is highly ergonomic and time efficient. I definitely will recommend this place to anyone!

At first glance, this facility looks good both inside and out. However, if you wish to place your…read moreloved one there, be prepared for what comes next. When you submit your application, they proceed to do a deep dive into your entire financial history. You had better be rich (or close to it) because they want verification you have the means to cover the cost of caring for your loved one for a minimum of 3 years! If you don't, then don't bother applying to this place. The facility managing staff came across as caring more about money than people.

We were referred by Jeannine Callanan and she she absolutely had an instinct for what was right for…read moreus. You can spend days and weeks looking for the right place for an elderly friend or relative, but once you look at Tockwotton, the choice is obvious. Challenging perhaps on pricing depending on one's means, but it's worth it to me to place my mom in an environment that makes her WANT to live (and eat and engage) and not have her in a 'cost-effective' facility the makes her NOT want to live. And Michael and Monica have been outstanding. We are just starting the process and are hoping it all works out. But bottom line is, if she ends up somewhere else, Tockwotton was our first (and really only) choice. Anything else will be second and not what we hoped for. Tim

I'm really happy that a loved one was placed here for rehabilitation after a major surgery. They…read morewere in a subacute unit that was so beautiful. The staff was kind, knowledgeable and empathetic. I would recommend Cedar Crest to anyone.

My grandfather was housed here during the start of covid for rehabilitation after breaking his leg…read more He had great nurses and therapist while here. At the time they wouldn't let visitors in but we were able to pick up and drop-off laundry and other personal items. He had no complaints once he was discharged.

As a guardian/conservator, durable power of attorney, friend, niece, and daughter, over the last 20…read moreyears, I have had loved ones who have been cared for at Sunnyview Nursing Home and Apartments. I recommend it highly as a resident-centered care facility that truly tries to make it as close to home as possible for each resident. Especially in the last five years I have felt that my concerns for all of my "people" that I entrusted to the care of Sunnyview Apartments and Sunnyview Nursing Home have been heard and heeded. I especially recommend the Apartments as a marvelous experience to transition from a long-standing personal home to being cared for in a loving environment. ***** Phyllis J.

My sister is currently in Sunny View Nursing Home. Don't leave anything there that you don't…read more want stolen. I left new clothes there and someone stole them along with her purse . Brand new clothes. Also the nurses are rude and abrupt. They do not care at all about your loved on. Crummy place. Lousy care. I'd rather die than go into this place.

My parents, unfortunately, were both experiencing health issues when we made the decision to move…read morethem up here from North Carolina to be closer to me. I visited several Independent Living homes and the Village was by far the best. It's set on top of a hill overlooking Waterman lake which is breathtaking from spring through fall. The facility is immaculate and the staff goes out of their way to make sure the residents have the resources they need. One of the first things I noticed when my parents moved in was how friendly and welcoming the other residents are. You can tell people enjoy being there, and my parents did too for their short time there. Their health deteriorated faster than any of us expected and they both needed to be moved quickly into the nursing home. If you meet Moriah, the general manager, (or house mom as my parents called her), she is always dressed to the nines with flawless make-up and four inch heels. When my dad needed to be moved to the nursing home, I noticed she had swapped out her skirt and heels for jeans and sneakers. She and two of the facility nurses pushed my dad down to the nursing home in a rolling recliner to make sure he could be moved comfortably and safely. She did the same for my mom when it was her turn. Moriah set-up the move in days and pushed my mom's wheelchair, this time in her heels, to her new room. If my parents had still been in North Carolina when their health crashed, or in a less accommodating facility, I don't know what I would have done. Every staff member in that place from the top to the bottom did what they needed to do to take care of my parents, and that is an invaluable service when you are dealing with aging loved ones.

My great Aunt recently moved into this facility and it is gorgeous! The staff is so very friendly…read moreand the facility is very clean and sanitary. I feel very comfortable having my aunt here and I can tell that she is getting excellent care. The area is very beautiful and is surrounded by a gorgeous lake.

Our mother has resided at Victoria Court for over a year. I am always greeted by Anna with such…read morewarmth and kindness. She is a "gem" and "angel" ! Victoria Court is blessed to have her as the "face" for Victoria Court. Since she is the first person one usually sees when they enter your lovely facility or speak to on the telephone, she has a great responsibility to portray Victoria Court in the best light. She does an extremely exemplary job in her role. From my first introduction to her, I was impressed by her demeanor, which was so kind, genuine, and patient. I immediately felt reassured that our mother was in good hands. I am beyond touched by her ability to embrace and welcome everyone who approaches her, including the residents, as well as, visitors and staff. She is truly a beautiful and pure soul! I hope and pray that Anna will always be a constant at Victoria Court. I also want to commend the entire staff for the excellent care our mother receives each and every day. They are a dedicated group who go above and beyond to guarantee our mother's care is exceptional. Thank you to each and every one of you! I feel rest assured that our mother is always safe, respected, and happy. I love the Victoria Court community!

The warm feeling you get when you walk through the front doors makes you feel at home. All the…read moreresidents walking around and hanging out in the lobby and fire place room and doing activities and doing what they want when they want is a blessing. Victoria Court doesn't have a locked unit or a hallway of memory care seperated from the assisted living side. The whole building is memory care and they have that freedom in thier home. I love that concept.

Very unprofessional. Use to be a great place but new management (3ish years) is awful and…read moreunorganized.

We finally found an assisted living place for our Mom. The admissions person was wonderful and…read moreexplained the levels of care and gave us a tour of several rooms. The great thing is if Mom needs more or less care, she does not have to move! The staff just conforms to her needs, so her room is her room. She has resided at Smithfield Woods for over a year, and we are very happy with the care she is receiving. The place is more than clean- it looks like a hotel or condo and has modern rooms with spacious bathrooms/walk in showers, kitchenettes, A/C, beautiful windows/views, several dining rooms and common areas/reading areas, activities daily, and a full dining room for 3 meals a day. For an extra fee, they have a med tech who will give our Mom her meds (she has too many to keep track of herself). They always have one or more RN's on staff, a maintenance person if you need help putting up a picture, and activity staff who check on the residents frequently during the day to encourage socialization. They have cleaning service who keep our Mom's room neat and clutter-free since she uses a walker/wheelchair. The office is always open during the day if you have a question. Now I am particular about floors/smells, and being a nurse myself, I appreciate the cleanliness and fresh-smelling air of the hallway and common areas. The aides are so friendly and let me say- we all know how understaffed this whole state is when it comes to nursing facilities! The aides go above and beyond for their residents here. Our Mom is safe here and that is the most important! I tell many friends and family about Smithfield Woods for their elderly loved ones. Hopefully many more people will go take a tour and see how nice it is here!

Lovely complex, great staff. Clean and well run. New third floor rooms are beautiful.read more