I've had an excellent experience with placing my mother in this community. The staff are wonderful…read moreand the activity options are large. They are constantly checking on her and helping her even though she is independent. It's very reasonable price wise too. I highly recommend!

Our experience with going from learning about the program to move in was easy. The entire team at…read moreNorthgate Plaza are true professionals that work well together which really helps to navigate the journey and put are minds at ease. Everyone are patient and thoroughly answered all questions. Nicole Pratt and Michelle Worchester are seasoned Pros and are a credit to NG Plaza. Don.

It's such a hard decision knowing when is the right time to move into an assisted care facility but…read moretalking with Karen made things seem so much less daunting. The space was beautiful and felt more like a boutique hotel than your "A" typical assisted care facility. She gave me a lot of great information, they are at the top of my list but ultimately it's our loved ones decision.

Just received my THIRD large check from the third class action lawsuit against Aegis and how it…read moremistreats is residents -all pre COVID. Dad passed (thankfully) way before COVID - I can only imagine the lawsuits continue (and were worse during COVID.) Stay away from this company.

I was a resident assistant here on the Health and Wellness team for about a year and a half while I…read morewas in college. I stopped working in order to attend medical school in pursuit of a career as a physician. From the nurses to the restaurant staff, to the management and the front desk, I always felt that everyone here put the well-being of the residents first. Whether it was at an afternoon happy hour, a birthday celebration, or an everyday meal, it was clear to me that the residents here were active participants in a vibrant and supportive community. If I were to entrust the well-being of a family member to a senior living community, I would genuinely choose this one without hesitation. My experience here left a positive lasting impression on me that I will carry throughout my career, and I'm grateful to have played a small role in such an incredible community.

These people are unbelievable. My mother in law is a resident there and while she appears to be…read morehappy, the management are a bunch of nosey busybodies. I was accused of calling them (my cell records tell a different tale) and attempting to 'coerce" her into signing legal documents!! Someone perjured themselves saying this when I have never even stepped foot on their property, let along called and talked to them. Way out of line for a place that I have never been to. They don't know me, what I look like or what I sound like. I don't even know what the building looks like! While they may think it is okay to interfere in peoples lives, I do not take kindly to defamation and character assassination from people whom I have never laid eyes on. I have had to retain legal counsel in order to correct their misinformation and interference in my life and my family's life. Absolutely unacceptable. Take heed and stay the heck away! This place is overpriced and sticks their noses where it does not belong.

I was looking to partner with professionals in the area, representing Claremont Senior Living. So,…read moreI had the pleasure of visiting Christa Shores on a Sunday and the concierge Marilyn could not have been more kind! Marilyn took the time to visit with me and show me the features and benefits of the community. Beautiful views and nice residents. Thank you Marilyn for the great service and tour. I hope to connect with the rest of the team soon and we welcome you to visit Claremont Senior Living, anytime

I do massage here on Mondays & everyone I've met that lives here, loves it. It's a beautiful, clean…read morefacility & the food is great!

No one prepares you for caring for both parents at the same time, with two very different needs…read more Our mother had dementia. Our father was recovering from a stroke. We were overwhelmed and trying to make the right call for our parents. The staff didn't just know our mother's name, they knew her. Her routines, what calmed her, how to reach her on the hard days. The sundowning was something our family had struggled with for a long time, and watching them handle those moments with such patience was a relief we didn't know we needed. Our father received that same level of thoughtful, personalized attention through his stroke recovery. Low staff turnover, consistent communication was really important to us and Langland House was so reliable. It was the perfect environment that made my parents feel like they were still at home, rather than a facility. If your family is in the middle of this search right now, I hope this helps to make your decision. Very much recommend Langland House!

From the owner: At Langland House Senior Living, our communities deliver compassionate senior care while providing…read morea nurturing environment that cultivates purposeful living, vitality, and personal growth.

My Aunt has been at Aegis Living Greenwood for three years. The experience has not been positive…read more The major problem is that Aegis is a for profit enterprise run by an owner who wants to maximize his profits. This is done at the expense of senior residents and their families who feel trapped. When our aunt entered the facility her monthly invoice was about $8,000. Due to inflation and a "care point" system imposed by Aegis, her current invoice is now over $14,000 per month. Yes, there has been a gradual decline in my aunt's physical and mental abilities, but nothing so acute as to warrant a 75% increase in the cost of her care within three years. Rather, it feels like Aegis has devised a way to legally extort ever greater sums out of its vulnerable senior residents and their families. Within the fine print of the contract she signed there is a "care points" system which is supposed to relate to additional services that may be provided. Aegis has the UNILATERAL power to impose these services and charges on the resident. Just this past month, Aegis Greenwood said it installed a new software to calculate care points, and by virtue of this new system even more points were added DESPITE no additional services being provided. Additionally, the Aegis assessments are incredibly vague in describing which specific services are being provided to justify the additional points being charged. When one contacts Aegis for an explanation of the charges, they deflect giving an answer and instead request a face to face meeting, so that they can have the element of surprise and create intimidation by bringing in several employees. They refuse to put anything in writing. I feel that Aegis has entrapped and is financially abusing my aunt and likely many other vulnerable seniors for whom changes, like moving their residence, is a very difficult matter. One report filed with the State says, "He did not recall signing anything recently regarding an increase in care points. He was paying 10-11K per month when his mother moved into assisted living and now pays between $18-19K per month [three years later]." Sounds familiar. Even with all of this going on, it is unlikely I will move my aunt as she has settled into the place and moving her would be a true hardship on her at this stage of her life. I am managing her finances so only I have to deal with the disgusting behavior of Aegis management.

I was there for 2 months. They don't have enough care givers. A couple of times I waited 45…read moreminutes before somebody help me t go to the bathroom One night they has technical problems with the call buttons, I started to yell "Help" and nobody was coming, I called my daughter and she came and she could here as soon as she got out of the elevator. She went to find some one, and there wasn't anybody. We try to call the front desk and nobody responded. It was 11 o'clock. My daughter had to get out fo help. No one came till after 12:30 The activies were lame, and the food was not healthy

Our family recently experienced the incredible care the staff at Aegis of Shoreline provides. In a…read morequick turn of events, we moved my father from another state to this location, and from the day he arrived everyone went out of their way to fulfill his needs. My father wasn't there for a long time, but for the time he was there and the care he needed the staff exceeded our expectations. The facility is well kept, and from the moment you enter it always feels like you're welcomed by a friendly face. The staff is so patient, kind, and always willing to go the extra mile. Thanks all!

What can I say. If you want a nice assisted living home; this is the place to be. I'm pretty sure…read moreyou have to be rolling in dough to be here; but the place is definitely worth the money. Seems very secure, relaxed and super clean. Staff is very very friendly, quick to respond and beautiful interior. Recommend if you need place for family member.

We recently had an opportunity to spend a week in a guest apartment at Ida Culver, Ravenna. I was…read moreimpressed by the welcoming atmosphere. A sign with our names greeted us in the lobby, a staffperson helped us unload and wheel our belongings up to the unit. The requested microwave was brought promptly. The staff made an effort to listen to our needs and sought our feedback on the visit. Great views and tasty food. Well worth looking into, especially as the entire building will be transformed with a major rebuild.

We moved my mother from a senior living apartment building that changed from senior to traditional,…read moreall ages. It's very difficult to make a change when one is in their 80s, but the staff and residents at Ida Culver Ravenna went above and beyond. Everything is five star in our book. At Ida Culver you will be surprised to find a warm, welcoming place behind the serious facade on NE 65th. The majority of the facility is older with big picture windows facing either a meditation garden or a beautiful, large sunny garden. This won't fill your needs if you're looking for brand new, McMansion type living. But if you are looking for wonderful spaces, bright and cheerful views, top notch staff with absolutely great communication, you have found the right place for your loved one(s). Soon after our Mom moved into Ida Culver, her health started to decline. The staff of Ida Culver was right on top of it, communicating to us what we didn't always see on our regular visits. Not only was the staff great, the other residents looked after Mom, and communicated to the staff when there was a problem. They were with us in dealing with hospitalization, were with us in dealing with the hospital regarding her care, and were with us for the short term of skilled nursing in order to gain strength. Our Mom will be transitioning to full assisted living, and the nursing staff has been wonderful concerning planning, communicating, and meeting with us. Bravo Ida Culver. It's wonderful to find a place that truly cares about their residents and 100% advocates for the best care possible. They have made this difficult journey that much easier.