Very happy to have found such a caring place for Mom. The staff is very caring and they just…read moreremodeled. There are grounds to walk and they helped me find a solution. Reasonably priced too!

From the owner: We are delighted to introduce you to the newly remodeled Welcome Home Oak Harbor Senior Memory…read moreCare, a continuing care community designed to allow our residents as much personal freedom as possible through the various stages of aging in a safe and loving atmosphere. The later years of life can be especially challenging, but at Welcome Home we are here to help and listen to the needs of our residents, understanding their limitations and providing solutions, assisting our community members to customize options that will help them lead the lives they want. Our skilled senior care providers give you peace of mind as you let your elders live under our wings. Call us for more information regarding our services so that we can help you with answers to all your questions from helping a loved one with dementia to understanding the costs of transitioning into assisted living. Making that move is a process and we are here to help.

Friends who reside there sure appear to be happy. Care (when I visited) was attentive too.read more

Don't send a loved one her...I flew up from southern California for a comprehensive care team…read moremeeting, and the lady that scheduled it, didn't show up. Nor did a rep from her department, no business office rep, no admin....staggeringly unprofessional

My mother moved in here about a month ago and in reading prior reviews I was very concerned. I've…read morebeen visiting for about a week and truly am impressed with every interaction I have. The staff are unfailingly kind and patient- they never make you feel rushed at all. They are knowledgeable, capable and everyone seems very happy there. They are currently going through a remodel and everything looks fresh, clean and beautiful. I am very, very comfortable with my mom being there- the staff are taking great care of her and do everything they can to accomodate all of my requests! Thank you so very, very much!

FALSE ADVERTISING! They still say they are locally owned and that they have nurses available 24/7…read moreon their website. This just isn't true. There is NEVER a nurse available-just medical technicians, which all are not trained or knowledgeable about medications and they are trusted to care for this vulnerable population with no skill, training or nurse managers. The Administrator is never available and always behind a closed door. I've been coming to Sherwood for many years and it's sad to see the decline. It speaks volumes that the staff looks stressed and unhappy. I will NOT be recommending Sherwood to anyone anymore.

The staff all knew our names even before we arrived to move in! They were friendly, caring, and…read morerespectful. The meals were delicious and they worked hard to accommodate what my father wanted to eat. The facility is kept up and the location is well located. I recommend this place.

From the owner: Village at the Harbor strives to make our client's lives full and healthy. That's why we offer an…read morearray of activities for all levels of interest and participation, the best dining you'll find and a helpful, experienced and caring staff. Each of our residents are unique individuals and we celebrate their diversity and create unique and special programs for each of them. From art projects to guest speakers and everything in between, we focus on all aspects of the well-being spectrum to enhance life's and stimulate creativity. Every meal is made from scratch, from fresh baked scones and muffins, to meals from around the world. The dedication to quality and the teams commitment to using fresh ingredients is simply unrivaled and unique.

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!

Washington Oaks has been such a good fit for my Mom living independently at 80. We visited and ate…read morea sample meal at over 25 different locations. WO had by far the best food of any place we visited. They moved from their home in Kingson to Washington Oaks together for the first two months. The staff - every one of them!!!, is kind and aware of the needs of the residents. Mom can walk long safe distances with their sky bridges. Physical therapy and Exercise class is on-site. As a result, she keeps strong and keeps walking despite a severe bilateral disability in her muscles. I am confident being here because assisted care is available should she need it. Shout out to Mark the awesome director!

Starting with my first contact at Washington Oakes with the wonderful Maricel, this place has…read morereally impressed me. More importantly, my Mom was impressed enough to sell her home in New Mexico and move to Washington Oakes, which is right in our neighborhood. Everyone you meet, staff and residents alike, are friendly and really seem to like it there. Many staff have been there a long time, which tells me the management puts as much emphasis on caring for their staff as they do their residents. The building itself is a wonderfully remodeled, historic school, truly a beautiful structure. The feeling it is cold, and everything is a clean. My mom is already enjoying participating in the activities, which there are many to choose from. We love Washington.Oakes, and Maricel is the BEST!

My dad is 89 and partially blind. He has lived there over 2 years now and is doing great. The…read morestaff including Stacey, Alli and Cricket (the bus driver) are great. The nursing staff is good - I wish there was one more on at night. It is never ideal when your family member makes the decision (or it is made for them) to get some additional help in life but LCRI is great for offering a large menu of options to keep seniors entertained and social. My dad now rides in a men's ebike club all over town daily, scary I know but he is able to safely keep his independence. There is always something going on and the staff is really nice. The food was okay when my dad moved in and has gotten so much better... When I think about facilities for seniors, our family is happy our dad is here because he is happy he is here and has a full circle of friends.

This review is for Deborah and initial impressions while we were looking at options, not for the…read moreactual care of the facility since we chose a different place due to Medicaid reasons. Deborah is an extremely sweet, kind, and empathetic human who understands the anxiety we face when our loved ones need elderly assistance. She helped us navigate the process right from the beginning, giving us advice on many options. She was proactive with communication, checked in often, and spent time in person without being rushed. She didn't pressure us into anything, but rather looked out for our mom's best interest. The facility tour gave us the overall impression that the residents were very happy.

We can only rate Warm Beach based on two extensive tours and another visit to look at the…read morelandscaping and garden area, hence the four star rating for now. We were impressed enough to get on their waiting list for the future. The grounds are impressive for those people who enjoy recreating outdoors. The interior of what we call the "4 plexes", which are independent living, are absolutely beautiful and spacious. We have not yet tried their cuisine but have heard it's terrific. As a continuing care community, WB operates differently than most other senior housing places, so it's up to us to check out all the differences. They no longer offer skilled nursing or rehab as of this date, though they have a close relationship to a nearby rehab location. Despite being operated by a church organization WB appears to be welcoming to all. I checked out their Board of Directors and was really impressed with the depth of experience it represented. A friend and I have been touring a lot of senior housing complexes over the past several years and WB really stands out.

My mom was admitted to the assisted living for medically complex. $11,000 per month. We were…read moreadvised to wait 2-3 months before applying for Medicaid until my parents' funds were depleted in order to qualify. This was incorrect information. My mom's care could have been covered by Medicaid. I asked for a discount on the remaining balance given the wrong info that was provided by their new marketing person. This was refused. This is not a nursing home with nurses on site 24/7. As a result, we experienced delays in medication changes. This was not disclosed or explained. As a retired RN, I advocated for my mom. At times, this was met with resistance. However, ultimately, the communication and care improved during my mom's last days before her death.

One of the many fantastic things about Silverado is that they do an amazing job of making assisted…read moreliving and memory care as "normal" as possible. There are resident dogs, cats, birds, fish and even some young children that come to work with a parent. This helps keep the atmosphere of being there full of life. They have fun, interesting activities and interactions that make each day for our loved ones better. They have a little store with all kinds of items (scarfs, blankets, jewelry, fun decorating items, some toiletries, etc.) that are free for residents to take and keep. They have a Bistro area inside the main entry that has snacks, juice, water and coffee available all day. They also use this area for residents to gather for exercise, crafting, games, musical entertainment, theme party days, discussions and a care giver reads the local newspaper daily. The entire staff are top notch. Compassionate, attentive, and ready to problem solve at any given moment. The care givers constantly work on keeping up with the personal hygiene of residents. There are so many call buttons throughout the facilities for residents and family to push for assistance. One or more care givers usually respond within a few minutes of activation. The entire facility is a 100 times more clean than the other 3 assisted living places we tried before Silverado (not even close).There hasn't been one time that I have been to visit family (twice a week) when there wasn't a cleaning crew making the rounds. We are so grateful to have found Silverado for our loved ones. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you Silverado!

Our parents transitioned to Silverado Memory Care late last year. After nearly three years in three…read moreseparate residential situations and pretty horrible conditions, we nine adult kids were both relieved and gratified that they were finally in a caring and supportive environment that they had deserved all along. We were first attracted by the facility itself which is, even on a dark day, full of light, clean, and welcoming. There is a beautifully landscaped open courtyard and a variety of gathering spaces for residents and their families. The food is fresh and appealing; the bedrooms are roomy. But the real attraction is the staff. Silverado has what might be described as a deliberate "code of conduct" for its residents and staff. This means every resident is treated with gentle kindness and respect, even during challenging times. The staff seem to know everyone by name, their distinctive personalities and life experiences. They are constantly working to get everyone out of their rooms and engaged in an amazing panoply of experiences, which might include hearing the news of the day, listening to a live local band, arranging flowers, making fresh fruit skewers, engaging in light exercises and stretching, getting to know the resident cats and dogs, going to a sock hop, and celebrating holidays and special occasions. The residents are having fun, still enjoying life. The staff believes, like we do, that being an older person with memory problems doesn't mean that they shouldn't have a high quality of life or be diminished as human beings. Our parents have blossomed in this environment. When our mom was nearing the end of her life, they were solicitous towards her, making sure she was comfortable and felt loved, because she was. They supported us, her family, every step of the way, a rare positive gift during a difficult experience. Our dad is still going strong and thriving in the care of his own family and the one at Silverado. We are eternally grateful that both of our parents found their spot at last.