Muy agradecida con el trato de enfermeras y todo el personal de este lugar , extremada limpieza en…read morelos cuartos , personal con un gran corazón y atención a mi hijo

I've only been in here once, my aunt is a resident. This place smells like urine and old sick…read morepeople. The staff isn't the friendliest. My aunts toliet in her room wasn't clean it had feces on it. EWWWWWWW This place needs a good cleaning!!!!

I go with a friend of mine visiting a family member of theirs and I want to say if I ever have to…read morebe in a nursing home I want there to be staff like the ones at Symphony of Aria in HIllside, IL. There is this one particular person who as she walks down the hall you can see the patients there face light up as they wait for her to speak to them and compliment them. Her name is Kim she some title called Restrative Nurse I don't know what type of nurse it is but i must be restoring hope and faith because the patients all love to see her coming you can tell in their faces. If I ever should need a place for my love ones this is where I will come

Had a great time with my 30 day respite from earlier this year. The residents are very friendly and…read morethe staff more so.

My mother lives here in independent housing. She made an informed choice to live here. There are…read morepluses for us : close proximity to amenities and to my home. The Wye Valley building seems comfortable enough but there are some glaring issues. 1) The meals are not very healthy or satisfying. For the price that is paid, I would expect fresher food, more variety, more flavor (I have eaten there myself a few times.) More importantly, the meals don't seem to follow appropriate dietary guidelines for seniors with health issues, i.e. most seniors. There was a brief period when the staff had a dietician that was making a real effort to make sure the food was tasty, well presented and appropriately nutritional for the individuals. But now, the food is not very good. My mother tells me about other residents complaining about the food, but are afraid to speak up. 2) The second elevator has been inoperable for months, because of needed repairs. However, and this is on Brookfield, an inspection has not yet been completed, it seems like it's been out of service most of the year. 3) Although the building is for independent living, seniors still need support and stimulation. There is a small game room and a room with an exercise bike. The staff I have encountered do well with the resources they have, but it seems like more interactive activities could be added - things that are a little more engaging and lively - that would be appropriate for an independent living situation.

I cannot thank the entire staff enough at The Roosevelt for the wonderful hospitality, support ,…read moreand care they showed during my father's move in process. Every single employee from the valet attendant, the receptionist, the sales team, the nurses, doctor , care team, aides, move in staff and the Director of the facility were amazing. The service is top notch, the amenities are first rate and the environment is beyond amazing. I highly recommend this community for your family members. Words cannot express my family's gratitude.

Although the community is being totally updated, I had an oppressive to view 2 units on the…read moreindependent floors. Fabulous! Our salesperson, Bill Hinckley, was knowledgeable and a good listener. It has moved up to #1 and, trust me, I have looked at more than a dozen places. S Duffy

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 review covers 3rd floor rehab, tho I recommend residents get off the 3rd floor for activities…read moreand dinner, brunch, if they are able. Food often cold, long waits, condiment and beverage problems. LL floor food served in courses, with many choices. Some meals excellent. Often closer to classes, activities, evening entertainment. Resident conversations stimulating. OT/PT very good - work well together as a team. Billing usually inaccurate - not my meals, $9 for a bottle of distilled water. Over charges on drugs - didn't bother to bill my health plan. As in almost all facilities the biggest problems were the aides. Under paid, lots of back and body pains, high absenteeism and turnover. caseload too high. Usually impossible to get care between 6:45 - 7:30 pm, due to poor management. Slow response to having no cable, no call butt0n - they gave me a bell that could not be heard and closed. the room door! Not fully ADA compliant for wheelchair use - dangerous. Many independent living residents have been here over 20 years -they are happy.

Very dissatisfied with Skilled Nursing 3rd floor. Care and communication is poor. I would not…read morerecommend placing a loved one there.

I was in Park Place for rehabilitaion. I had an extremley good experience with the nurse Barbara…read moreMata. She gave me excellent care and advice with many tips on how to progress further once I returned home.

We had a family member that was in the long term care at Park Place and she received very good care…read morefrom the nurses to the aids who cared for her with such compassion. The hospice staff walked with us to the end and are very gifted at honoring and caring for people. We felt very cared for by everyone, thank you Park Place!

My 91 year old mom lives here and the care is excellent. The staff keeps track of everything, and…read moremy mom's care is complicated. Can't recommend it enough.

My husband and I have been residents at Bethlehem Woods for 4 months now and couldn't be more…read morepleased. It is a very friendly and welcoming atmosphere from both staff and fellow residents. We especially like the food service. It's great to be served each evening in a pleasant dining room, with linen tablecloths and friendly wait staff. The food is delicious and a great variety. Each evening there are at least 3 choices for entrees, with some always available alternates. The food is fresh and served at the proper temperature. The variety of activities available would keep you busy all the time. I especially appreciate having daily Mass available.

Beautiful space but no programs for memory care (2 years ago), staff inadequately trained. Wish…read morewe hadn't sent my mom there. She might have lived longer with greater happiness. Lesson: focus on people who will care for your loved ones, not so much the facilities.

This is an updated review as we strive to live safely and logically during this pandemic. I doff my…read morehat to the marvelous staff and administration at the Scottish Home. Their dedication and thoroughness in caring for their residents exemplify the cup of human kindness, responsibility, efficiency and most importantly: love and equality to all. May all be safe and blessed.