good people have helped my mom who has severe dementia and is only partly ambulatory there very…read morewell for over a year now, their driver who takes her to her appointments is great. Staffing seems adequate and they have always been nice to me and my mom. I brought my mom there because a coworker of mine had her mom hospice and memory care there and the recommendations... Newer administrator is good to work with, can get updates by just calling.... good atmosphere , activities sometimes and spirit matters. Mark Salem Oregon

The staff are amazing, the care quality towards the patients are excellent. If you need care for…read moreyour love one this is the place to be.

Please do not place your loved ones here! Where do I even…read morebegin... let's start with the ED Alicia! She is THE WORST "BOSS" to have overseeing emoloyees. she hires her family before experienced candidates.(against Mosaic policy but Mosaic is a JOKE. She is not involved with the caregivers or med techs at all. I worked there for 8 months and saw her maybe 4 times. even when a resident was choking, she just walked past us like she didn't know where she was. She doesn't care about caregivers and will call you into her office to demean you and tell you your job isn't hard and berate you when you're unable to take lunches or breaks because while yes legally they are staffed "correctly" in the states eyes due to regulations, there are way too many residents to one caregiver and deaths happen very often whivh can be a lengthy process for caregivers to assist in and therefor, you have to give up your break to make sure everyone is taken care of and families are taken care of. but you will get in trouble for not taking a lunch or breaks. Alicias bestfriend is the med room manager and that little woman is HORRID. not only does she say the 'n' words regularly, she yells at people constantly, picks favorites, breaks laws when it comes to the med cart and also hires family and treats everyone horribly that isn't in her "inner circle." the med room manager and executive director drink together to the point they are high centering their vehicles while driving drunk, smoking marijuana in their office in their vapes and team up against workers they don't like until the worker quits due to hostile work environments. the caregivers manager, Jordan, sleeps with all his employees, drinks alllllll the time, does illegal substances and is a coward. they have caregivers doing the housekeepers jobs and the servers jobs on top of their alrwady heavy workload. they don't do 90 day reviews and you can kiss the idea of a raise at any point goodbye because they just won't. the have covered up SA reports between residents, left residents wounds to heal on their own and at times refusing to send residents to the hospital which has led to 2 deaths that I know of, they break the laws regarding passing meds and who is to be the one passing meds and are all around unprofessional. The residents are amazing. The building is beautiful. But don't fall for it. The management there will lower your loved ones life expectancy by YEARS. Oh and the activities director is HORRIBLE AND MEAN!

My Mother-in-Law has been a resident at Boone Ridge Senior Living for nine months now, and quite…read morefrankly, I am pleased with the care she most definitely needs. I have found the management responsive to my concerns, and that the caregivers are kind, caring and empathetic with Mom's situation. I was surprised at some of the comments made about this care facility, because never in my dozens on unannounced visits have I found the building anything but light, bright, clean and orderly, the dining room neat and prepared for the next meal, and the quality and variety of the food excellent. I toured many local care facilities before placing Mom here, and I can tell you Boone Ridge is, to my mind, head and shoulders above the rest. So Five Stars for Boone Ridge Senior Living, I appreciate all that they do for my family.

Great job, they came out within an hour and completed the job in approximately 1 hour. Professional…read moreand friendly, even funny! I'd use them again in a heart beat! Thanks Caleb!

I have gone here for many years but the quality of care is declining every year. Medical Assistants…read morewith attitude and doctors who make you sign a pain contract and then they breach the contract repeated. Try someplace else. They cut me off cold turkey from my antidepressants because of the confusion with the staff. I'm shopping elsewher.

Not a very good experience. I agree the front desk support…read moreis not there. physically mocking you as they make their phone calls. Also, a lot of construction, Doctors refusing to see you when you are 9 minutes late. when, they have the entire block torn apart, and you have to wait for the flagger's to let you through the intersection. I am floored, that they are so inflexible, when the entire building is empty, now i don't wonder why at all, is the entire staff is not very accommodating or understanding. i don't think i need someone that is so insensitive helping me make health decisions for myself. Will go somewhere else.

Had a wonderful experience taking my 80 year old mother in today for her 2nd dose of the Pfizer…read morevaccine. Went smoothly, she didn't have to wait long, they kept things very safe and they were friendly. We are thankful for this clinic.

Order: Blood work…read more Pros: I came in to do hematology bloodwork to ensure things are fine on my end. When I walked in, the front receptionist was super nice and engaging. They didnt make me feel weird or awkward. I have had some bad experienced as a Black man in a doctor's office. The doctor and nurse were very very knowledgeable and helpful (great bedside manner). Now what stood out to me was the fact that they have different large cards that has patterns on it. In stead of a nurse yelling out your name the nurse finds the card that matches theirs. SOOOOOO dope!!! This is the first time I have experienced this and you can tell they listen to their patients. I hate when my name is yelled out in a drs. Office it is intimidating and uncomfortable. I was seen quickly and on time! Kudos to this place. Cons:

I take an infusion of Remicade every eight weeks and am in total remission. My only issue is…read morepaying for it.

WARNING. New Horizon does not care about their clients. THEIR caregiver stole from me & they lied…read moreto me & WOULD NOT call me back. My renters insurance only paid 1/4 that was stolen. The owner told me she would call me back & that was 8 months ago. Will not text, email or answer my call.

When my mother left a SNF, after a fall that put her in the hospital, we contacted New Horizons to…read moreobtain assistance for her back in her home. They sent Victoria, who has been an awesome caregiver. Both my parents enjoy having Victoria come weekly, and she does housework so my mother is able to do things she enjoys. She is willing to undertake other tasks, too, and that may be needed in the future. It will be easier to do so since both my parents love Victoria. Going through New Horizons takes away the bookkeeping burden of hiring an independent worker. My parents and I just hope Victoria gets enough benefits from working with the company to keep serving us.

Emerald Gardens provided a wonderful lunch today for North Marion Adult Center in Woodburn…read more Alberto brought a pasta dinner complete with vegetables, bread sticks and the best cookies we ever had! He hosted the lunch today for 23 people who also listened to a presentation by Rob Mill from CERT (Community Emergency Response Team). He told us how to take immediate steps to be prepared for any natural disaster. It was a great day and Alberto and Emerald Gardens made it perfect! Everyone I've encountered at Emerald Gardens is friendly, professional and very helpful--especially Alberto! Thank you so much for all you do for the Senior Center!

More like a thank you letter…read more Probably not the easiest review to write, but necessary to help others dealing with the same circumstances. I have a family member living here and has unfortunately has gone into Hospice care. This week has been very difficult for me and my family to say the least. I do want to say, we've all been very impressed by the professional, compassionate and sometimes thankless work they do daily. It's HARD work. The profession I'm in works hand in hand with housing such as Emerald Gardens. To me, many folks that work at some of these facilities and with Hospice are "angels walking among us" I am reminded that there are wonderful caring people in this world.. Even though our family is hurt and saddened by the loss of a family member, we all feel we were in good hands and more importantly our loved one was in good hands and acknowledged, respected and understood by the staff here, and that, brings some comfort to us. I can't really comment about the food or the activities, but I can say that I see residence laughing and happy and the rooms are warm and clean. Be Well. P.S. auf wiedersehen 2016