After checking out a few places, I decided on Atria Grand Oaks. It's been 8 months and so far I…read morehave not been disappointed. The staff is wonderful and there are activity's going on every day, including poker games, blackjack and bingo. There are outings a couple times a week in the Atria bus and the drivers are very nice and helpful. I am an insulin dependent diabetic and I can order changes in the menu for me. The pricing is reasonable for what you get and so far, no problem. I have met some very nice people here. If you are looking for assisted living, choosing Atria should be your choice.

We have already requested that the State investigate for this former employer for what I believe…read morewas a wrongful termination. After my family member had been stuck by a car, He promptly provided a doctor's note regarding medical restrictions. Despite this, he continued to comply with every onboarding requirement they gave him. At the employer's request, he completed multiple tuberculosis (TB) tests over approximately two weeks. In total, he made four separate trips for TB testing, each requiring approximately a 48-mile drive plus additional travel to return home. He also made repeated trips for onboarding, paperwork, and mandatory training. Throughout this process, he remained in contact with the employer and was never clearly informed of a required work schedule or specific reporting time. The voicemail they later relied on to terminate me does not state any date or time that I was expected to report to work. Instead, the voicemail states that they wanted to discuss and establish a "firm start date." The day after they completed the onboarding process, he received a call asking why he was not at work and was told they had left him a voicemail saying when he was supposed to be there. However, the voicemail contains no such instruction. He believes he was terminated based on information that is contradicted by the employer's own voicemail and despite his good-faith efforts to comply with every requirement they asked of while recovering from his injuries. Looking at the voicemail screenshot uploaded, the transcript appears to support one important point: the caller says they needed to talk get a firm start date and wanted to make sure everything is set in stone. The transcript shown does not appear to state a specific date or time that you were expected to report to work. If the actual audio matches the transcript, that could be relevant evidence because it tends to support your claim that no firm schedule had been communicated before they later asked why you weren't there. They also stated they would find someone quicker then it would take my client to heal which is "long before he completed training and was paid, my client provided documentation from my doctor regarding injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident. During a conversation with management, he was told that they could find someone else quicker than it would take him to heal. I found that statement dismissive of his documented medical situation and inconsistent with professional treatment of an employee dealing with an injury." uploading the rest of the evidence won't be a problem but since this place is under investigation we thought we'd let yall know so you can find a better job opportunity, there's better retirement homes then this one that doesn't care for their current employees & incoming employees, just disrespectful & unprofessional dismissive and insensitive never again thank you for your time.

Very clean and bright. Staff friendly and know residents names. Tiffany helpful and answered my…read morequestions. Would recommend.

If you haven't come by this community, I highly recommend you come check this place out! It is…read moreabsolutely stunning! The new team here has absolutely brought so much light, love, joy, and service and compassion for caring for their residents. Come by or reach out to LeAnna she is one of the best people in the industry. She's kind, thoughtful, and will take the time to ensure you or your loved one feels warm and welcomed.

I cannot say enough great things about this place. We moved my father-in-law in last month as the…read moretime came for him to be closer to us. The staff from day 1 were accommodating, friendly and seemed genuine about making sure he was feeling taken care of. The facility is very clean, the rooms are nicely up-kept and I hear the daily food offerings are quite good. Over the weekend, one of the med-techs pointed out an ailment that was of concern and helped us with getting care in place for him within a matter of hours. My wife and I are very fortunate to have found this place for Dad.

I wish I could give Meadowbrook Senior Living more than 5 stars…read more My sister and I brought our mom here for the last few months of her life, and we could not be more grateful for the love and care she received. From the executive staff to the med techs to the caregivers, every single person treated her as if she were their own family member. The facility itself is warm and welcoming, and even the residents showed such kindness to our mom and to us. It gave us such peace of mind to know she was surrounded by compassion, respect, and genuine care. Although we wish she could have stayed longer, she did pass away -- but we will always be thankful for the time we had at Meadowbrook. They made an incredibly difficult chapter of our lives so much more comforting, and we will never forget it. Thank you, Meadowbrook, for everything.

Marcelle Moje is the best She is truly understands the needs of the residents and is there to help…read morein any way. She always has a smile and is there if you need assistance Debra Sanders

Marcelle Moje at Atria Hillcrest is incredibly knowledgeable about the needs of seniors and truly…read moreunderstands how the right environment, meaningful engagement, and personalized support can help residents thrive. She takes the time to get to know each individual and is deeply committed to ensuring they receive the care and opportunities they need to enjoy the highest quality of life. What sets Marcelle apart is her compassion and dedication to families. Navigating the transition to assisted living or memory care can be overwhelming, but Marcelle is there every step of the way, providing guidance, education, and reassurance with patience and genuine empathy. She makes families feel supported and confident in their decisions.

My mother-in-law was in Memory Care here. They also offer assisted living, which is very similar,…read morebut on a separate floor. The place seems more like a nice hotel than an elder care center, with beautiful grounds, winding paths, and even bunnies! This was the second place she was in memory care, and there is no comparison. The staff here is so caring and professional. They keep in regular touch with the residents' families, and spend a tremendous amount of time on enrichment activities with each resident. The food is excellent, and was served in a restaurant-like environment before the pandemic. Now it is catered to each room They also hosted a private birthday lunch in one of their small dining rooms for our family and my mother-in-law. Since the pandemic they have done a marvelous job of keeping residents safe. Most of the staff and management have been here a long time, and it's easy to see why.

My five stars go to Sunrise's executive director, Edith Kennedy, and the nursing and admin staff…read more They are exceptional, and I don't use that word a lot. Edith is particularly outstanding because she truly cares and is on her game with details, always wanting feedback (good or bad) to make your loved one's experience the best it can be. Now, with assisted living facilities this can sometimes be like moving a mountain. But, she earnestly tries. She's got your back. However, despite this, we are actually moving my dad to another local facility shortly due to one of Sunrise's bad qualities, horrible in fact, and that is...pricing. Again, to be found at many assisted living facilities but costs at Sunrise are higher than most...and they price differently than most. For example, when you first talk to them they speak of the rent as a flat rate. But it's not. Sunrise charges you a day rate per month. So your cost varies per month based on days of the month. The rent is better in February, September, April, June and November. But the other seven months with 31 days...all higher. And surprise...there are more months with 31 days in a year so the house wins. It's a bad optic. Despite the costs, they serve generic soda vs. Coke and Pepsi brands. Small yes, but at these prices...bad optic. They only have transportation offered 2 days a week while most other places provide 7 days. Again, for what they charge...bad optic. And one other thing. No matter what month you move in, your rent will be increased come January by 5-10%. The contract makes it sound like it's a random event, but it happens every year like clockwork and you will be notified 60 days in advance. And remember, you have your highest leverage to negotiate (the move-in fee, etc.) before you sign the contract. So with Sunrise, the people are terrific. The prices are not. And in the end, it's a shame that a business that exists to provide care often comes across as caring more about the money.

My Mom has been here for 4 years and is very happy. It is a very relaxed, warm and comfortable…read morefacility. The staff is very attentive and management very accommodating. Food is great and with an assortment of activities, there seems to be something for everyone. My recommendation is noted but more important is my Mom's opinion. She would highly recommend Hillcrest Royale to anyone thinking of moving into an assisted care home and tells me this often!

Great care,wonderful staff Couldn't be happier…read more Can sleep well knowing my mom is in good hands

27 stars rating if it were available!…read more My 89 yr old Mom lives at University Village; she moved there 4 years ago. We so lucked out by Mom's moving there. Besides being an incredibly beautiful place with the rock mountain in the distance and lovely landscaping at every turn, besides the amazing meals I've had there (best steak ever), besides the well-appointed interesting interior design (gorgeous inside!), what I most appreciate about the place is the caring, nurturing staff. Bree, the head of Resident Services, works so hard to make my Mom's life as best as possible. I can't exactly explain what Bree and the staff do, but they are AMAZING. With her disabilities, my mom has had a number of falls, a number of kidney infections and many other illnesses, adn Uni Village has held her hand throughout. Trips to Kaiser, stays in their Skilled Nursing wing, care givers spending 12+ hours in emergency with her and as her mental capacity diminishes, the staff has been right there holding Mom's hand and making sure she's well, eating right, nurtured, kept company, walked to the excercise class and more. We kids don't live nearby and Uni Village is providing all the care we wish we could do ourselves. Like the loving daughter-in-law we wish we all had. I cannot say enough how thankful I am that Mom is here.

Came here for a visit and I was blown away by their beautiful property! The grounds were so well…read morekept . Felt like I was walking into a hotel resort. Staff seemed friendly and the elders seemed happy .

I wanted to share my amazing experience with with the care given at this facility. My mom is…read morerecovering from a cancer related surgery and needs daily pain management and pt. The staff and doctor have been able to take amazing care of her, and address all her needs. She had a special event at the facility and the staff truly went above and beyond to make the day perfect for her. We are so thankful for the empathy and kindness shown at this facility. Huge thanks to Chelsea, Soledad, Mary, Dr Ibrahim and the nurses who care for her daily : Daniel, Angel, Bryan, G", the pt team and all the caring people there.

My father was there for rehab after a hospital stay. The PT team seemed to be caring and…read moresupportive. The wait times for getting help is very unreasonable- 45 min to use the bathroom is unacceptable. My dad came out of there worse off than when he arrived - during his stay he contracted a very contagious infection and came home with an undocumented ulcer, which has to be treated by a wound care specialist. The rooms are very old- 3 people to a room and 6 people using one bathroom, bathrooms are not sanitized between uses. 1 shower in the hallway, nurse couldn't tell my father if it had been cleaned and sanitized before they wanted him to use it, so he refused. I highly suggest you check out this facility before sending a loved one there.