As an employee I can honestly say the commitment to the health and well-being of the residents is…read moreour primary concern. Staff consistently go above and beyond to provide support to all. Staff often stay after hours or come in on days off to do the extras - getting residents special needed items, meeting family from out of town, etc. I love being a part of this wonderful community.

Crosby Commons has been a God send for our Father. The staff prides themselves on giving the best…read moreservice to all of the residents. It's a family type of atmosphere. Lori Pisani and her staff are exceptional. When COVID hit our nation, the staff's dedication, care and incredible compassion during these incredibly tough times, was amazing. We knew our Dad was safe, well cared for and in the best possible place for him. I can't imagine what we would have done if our Dad was still living on his own. These are especially difficult times but knowing our Dad is at Crosby is such a relief to us. We look forward post-vaccine with the resumption of activities, the gym and guest lecturers. Thank you Crosby Commons!

From the time you enter this facility, one notices how clean and nice it is from the recent…read moreremodel. Residents and staff are in almost constant motion from services such as PT, OT, S/L to partaking in the myirad of daily activities for residents. Calendars of actvities are readily available for all to see as visual reminders. Staff is often seen seeking out residents to participate and encouraging them to try something new. Registered dietitians meet with residents/families to ensure the dietary needs are met while there are 3 dining rooms in which to eat your meals. They also provide cooking opportunities for residents to prepare a special dish for their dinners. Energy abounds in this facility following The Planetree Model of care. Rooms are spacious and extremely clean. Wifi/internet is available to all. Visiting hours are 8 am to 8 pm and families and guests are encouraged to spend time with their loved one. I visit almost daily and I have found it to be a very nice place with very caring staff.

From the owner: Assisted and Independent Living and Memory Care…read more Wesley Heights on the Wesley Village Campus in Shelton, CT offers market rate and subsidized,for those who qualify, senior living options from one and two bedroom cottages to studio and one bedroom apartments in the Wesley Height building. Activities, transportation and meals are available. The Wesley Village campus provides services from independent to assisted living, memory care, short term rehabilitation, long term care and hospice. Owned and operated by United Methodist Homes, a mission based approach and not for profit community provide the highest level of senior care.

I trust the smart staff of Maplewood, Orange. I feel confident that my family members are well…read moretaken care of in their final glory years.

We just moved my parents into Assisted Living at Brightview Shelton and could not be happier. The…read morefacility is beautiful, with many amenities and things to do. And the staff is absolutely top notch! Highly recommend!!!

From the owner: Resort-style senior living in Shelton, CT is awaiting, and our Brightview Shelton community is part…read moreof a larger surrounding area full of restaurants, cafes, and shopping. Think about a home where you can enjoy the beautiful countryside with stone walls and well-maintained fields - near a vineyard, hiking and fishing - yet just minutes away from restaurants and shopping. Brightview Shelton in Fairfield County is a monthly-rental community and provides resort-style all-inclusive senior living with no large entrance fee. Start dreaming of a day when your most difficult decision will be what movie to watch at the community theater, or who you'll join for happy hour at the pub later that afternoon.

When looking for an assisted living for our dad it was important to us that we find the right…read more"fit". He was widowed for nearly two years and was starting to need more support than we were able to provide. The decision was not an easy one and we toured numerous communities. We immediately felt at home at Benchmark. The staff were welcoming and kind and the lunch we shared with him was delicious. Our dad made friends and participated in many activities. He invited friends to come and visit in his new home. We were all delighted with our decision. We had no idea what March 2020 would bring so we were grateful that Benchmark communicated the health requirements required for Covid 19. We were blessed that they kept the residents safe and healthy. They followed safety protocols and were always available for a call or email with questions or concerns. Highly recommend Benchmark at Split Rock.

Called to get information on care facilities for family member. It's been 3 days and I've not…read morereceived a call back. If they are this negligent in returning sales calls, hmm, this doesn't speak well of their patient care. I'll save my family's health care dollars for a better service.

I'm so lucky to be able to share all the wonderful efforts of this special community. We work with…read moreseniors who have memory loss or chronic health issues that require additional guidance and support. It is so nice to have a care team truly committed to the health and wellbeing of the residents. The care staff is so committed to the care and engagement of the residents. I love walking in to find all our residents in the kitchen baking or playing games. All staff from CNAs to Dining to The Program Director - Monika- share the same values and commitment to giving our residents a renewed love of life and purpose.

From the owner: Located on the Wesley Village Campus, Lifestyle Transitions provides specialized assisted living…read moreand memory care options for older adults. Our community provides a supportive environment for individuals with changing care needs and our unique design allows for maximized independence throughout transitions of care. We offer studio suite, studio, efficiency, and one-bedroom apartments for individuals or couples.

My mom was a resident for over three years. She was initially in the Assisted Living community…read more At the beginning there was a great community relations director, Karolina. The staff, in general, was good and she was happy with her friends. She had a lovely one bedroom apartment. Mom's dementia progressed so she was moved to Memory Care. About the same time there was a big turnover with staff and directors. Mom's room in Memory Care was much smaller but adequate. It was a shared suite but she had a door for privacy. She was cared for but there were occasions when the staff was just sitting around and mom had to be changed or her clothes were on inside out and backwards. I would often help her in the bathroom. She was walking and socializing and going to the dining room. In November, 2024 mom became so sick she couldn't get out of bed. Long story short she almost died at the hospital due to extreme dehydration. Her blood sugar had skyrocketed and she was severely constipated. She is still with us but we moved her to a medical facility with long term care. She can no longer walk and she came out of the trauma with her dementia much progressed. This should never have happened to her at a Memory Care facility. Couldn't be the first time as they fired the executive director and director of nursing at around the same time mom got sick. Mom was at rehab for a month before they finally got back to me regarding my emails. They tried to say mom got dehydrated due to the heat being turned on. Absolutely ridiculous. They are lucky we didn't sue them for negligence.

Initial impression was good, however, it slowly dissipated. If your loved one is independent, they…read morewill be ok, however, when your loved one is not independent and i.e. needs extra help or needs medical attention or medical monitoring, rest assured you will have to take charge and micromanage it all by yourself. Head nurse is not proactive with addressing medical issues and when pressed after days/weeks of no-following up or returned phone calls, she will tell you things like "well i need a day off too". Activity director seemed very nice but in the end she did not show any integrity and seemed to be full of the b.s. that's handed out like the other staff. A speckle of great workers but they were very outnumbered by the not-so-good ones. Most staff are just there and have no interest or passion for the elderly and spend a lot of time on their cell phones. Good luck if you choose this place. What you see is mostly a front. Sadly, a lot of the others places are the same.