Ever hear the saying "don't judge a book by its cover"? The online marketing/sales pitch has been…read moreconstructed to captivate to attract families. Before committing to The Woodlands Inn consider this: Revolving door when it comes to innkeepers. Innkeepers not familiar with nutrition requirements Innkeepers with poor attitudes No consistent innkeepers for resident to recognize Edgewood farm-to-table: fictitious Do not monitor or record medications. Rarely notified medication has expired. Slow if any response from nurse or staff member if an emergency Don't pay attention to the reviews from people that visited the establishment. My loved one currently living there and I would NEVER recommend to anyone.

From the owner: The goal of The Woodlands Inn Assisted Living is to support those who need a little extra help in…read moretheir otherwise independent life. With Assisted Living, our resident members enjoy opportunities to live healthy, purposeful lives every single day. In addition to a robust schedule of activities, they're encouraged to do things that make them feel at home. This includes everything from helping with meal preparation to doing laundry and more.

Atria at Marland Place is an incredible facility. More than a facility, it's Home. And you feel…read morethat and know it the moment you walk through the door. The staff are amazing people. So giving and a love of what they do and for the people they care for is unparalleled. The gatherings and events that are held for the residents at Atria make it a Home. They strive to bring together the residents and see that no one is left out. The first time I walked through the door, I was met by welcoming staff and given full access to tour the facility. The management staff went above and beyond to see that all of my questions were answered and any concerns were discussed and alleviated. I discovered that they care for their residents as they would a member of their own family. There are too many names to mention, and if I had them all I would write every one of them down. I don't know that I can say enough about the staff at Atria Marland Place. And especially now. The caretakers, nurses, kitchen staff, housekeepers, maintenance workers, and managers are keeping your loved ones safe, working many hours to keep everyone healthy and safe. Just know this, these people aren't working your average 40 hour a week job, this isn't just a job for them, it's their life, and after a very long day keeping your loved ones safe they have their own families to go home to. I've read the reviews that people have put here, I don't know about their personal situation, but I've come to know several people on that staff very well, and they deserve the utmost respect. They are professional, trained, and dedicated people. And in just a few years I might be a resident at Atria Marland Place, and I can't wait!

DO NOT Bring your loved one here. They don't care about the residents just about money. My mother…read morehad a massive health problem landing her in a nursing home and could not return to her apartment. Not only did they hold her to a 60day notice they increased her rent $1200.00 for the 2nd month. I was supposed to get refunded for 2 day and they would not give me back what I paid for the 2 days. I would have given zero stars if it let me. Stay clear

My relative recently spent 2 months in Bridges at Andover while waiting for an apartment in the…read moreLexington facility. From first contact to last all staff were so welcoming, helpful, and kind. They gave great care, anticipated needs and communicated well. Thank you to all the staff at Bridges in Andover. You're awesome. Oh and the place is GORGEOUS too. So many lovely spots to visit and walk.

We made the best decision when we finally decided to make the move. This is the most thoughtfully…read moredesigned community living. Our single floor apartment allows us to cook in a full kitchen, but we found we definitely love eating in the dining room. The meals are really very good. And meals are available on your schedule!! There are planned outdoor activities as well as indoor activities. You can never get bored. There are mixers, social activities and even entertainment!! Corn Hole is the current game of choice. The staff are active listeners and responsive. And everyone is so cheerful. My husband likes the fact that maintenance is on site and available on call in case of any emergency. I like the fact that we get weekly cleaning included. It was not easy to leave our home, and we were concerned that it would be too expensive. But now all our utilities, cable and WiFi are included in the price. And all our meals. It's all surprisingly affordable. A little luxury at our age is really well deserved.

The apartments are beautiful and I love that washer's and dryer's are included. The people are…read morereally nice. I saw several people that live there and they had great things to say and seemed happy. I was really happy with my visit.

We took my 84 year old Mom to visit. The building is beautiful, new, lots of space to eat and the…read moreactivities look plentiful. It is pricey. To have all these amenities and meals included, starts at $4,000 per month for the smallest room, which is approximately 475 square feet. I'd recommend discussing the pricing before the tour, as we wish we knew how expensive it was before investing an hour touring. The bus was not currently in operation, due to limited staffing, however we were told there were plans to get that going. In the meantime, they have a Lyft account which could be used to bring residents to doctors, etc. They do have another building which is an apartment only option, and is less per month, which appears to be targeted to a younger population who does not need the amenities. At the time of our visit The Woods was at less than 20% occupancy.

I love this place! It is clean, wonderful people and so many activities to do. They had a…read moreHawaiian Luau and it was a blast. They have great food. I play cribbage and mahjongg here. Nicest people, you won't go wrong living here.

I didn't have the greatest experience with this agency. A relative was at a Rehab facility, and I…read morereached out to Caretenders to set up the home nursing and health services. I reached out to them 6 days in advance of the relative's discharge. I told them I didn't want to wait until the last minute to get services in place, and I was trying to ensure a coordinated and safe transition. I then spoke to them daily for the next four days, checking to make sure a plan was being made, sending them info about the relative, giving them info about the rehab, and asking if they could arrange a visit for the first day home--a Sunday. Everything seemed to be going fine and then at the last minute, i.e., between 2:30-3:00 PM on the Friday before, they called me and said they couldn't accept the relative as a client. They explained that he/she had a psychiatric history they weren't aware of, and this was a liability they couldn't accept. The reason I fault them is this: 1) they waited until the last minute to bail out (which put me in extremely difficult position to try and find services by Sunday) 2) the nursing home doctor didn't think psychiatric nursing was necessary or order it, 3) they were notified earlier in the week that person had psychiatric issues--which they could have investigated then if concerned, 4) they told me at the last minute that they never received paperwork from the nursing home--which they never mentioned previously, and 5) they refused to help out temporarily for a week while I looked for another agency. I chose this agency because they were rated pretty well on Medicare.gov, but I'm afraid one of the reasons they have good ratings is because they pick and choose their clients, i.e., they don't take the most complex or medically challenging ones. While I understand that perhaps they believed they couldn't provide appropriate services, leaving us with no services is hardly a better situation, AND this should have been addressed days ago, particularly when I said my goal was to coordinate a smooth, safe, and not-last-minute transition.

I Highly recommend All in One Home Healthcare. They are professional and knowledgeable. They are…read moreall caring people and we feel comfortable when we have someone caring for our mom who has Alzheimers. They are reliable and really care about the entire family. Everyone we worked with have had the same compassion and diligence for the care of my mom. If you are looking for outstanding ,reliable ,compassionate care for your loved one ,I recommend All in One Home Healthcare without hesitation. You will not be disappointed!!

From the owner: All in One Home Healthcare is a family run business that offers a free pre-surgical consult with a…read moreskilled nurse, which allows us to introduce our role in your recovery at your home. We are Medicare certified and assure a skilled nursing visit on the day of hospital/rehabilitation discharge to home. We specialize in skilled nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and home health aides. People turn to All in One Home Healthcare following a hospital or rehabilitation stay, for monitoring of health conditions, orthopedic and stroke rehabilitation, medication management and/or wound care. Our job as caregivers is of the utmost importance to us. We advocate for all our patients and believe everyone deserves the option to remain at home and receive quality care.

The developer reported to the town of Andover and its residents there would be little to no…read morecommercial line blasting yet when the project started they had 39 days of blasting in a thickly settled in town residential neighborhood leaving damage and cracked homes. When people would call the developer Capital Seniors Housing to complain we were told they could care less about what people thought and would buy our home to make us go away. These people are unprofessional and not good neighbors. Much better options for your loved ones close by to this disappointing complex. Stay away!