I have worked in and with many health care communities. East Village Place is an unbelievable place…read moreto work and live. I am so fortunate to be part of this team!

Nicole and staff at Ruth's Way are incredibly supportive and helpful during a difficult time in our…read morelives of recovery. Nicole is supportive in assisting with recovery and services that might be needed to move forward. There is a community feel to the house and everyone respects on another and different stages of recovery. I'm proud to say that I was there healing when no one was there for me. I found myself again with the help of the program.

My mom, Ginny Just had Alzheimer's. The last year of her life was at The Elaine Center now known…read moreunder its new name. The staff were incredible. Our experience as a family was nothing but positive, caring, informative and friendly. I feel they actually loved her. I live 3 hours away, and the staff kept me informed of all her ailments, medication changes and even her funny little anecdotes. She was in a good space, given her disease. At the end (I am crying as I write this) the staff were so supportive, kind and human... yes human, they treated us as they knew exactly how we felt. I am so grateful for first talking to Sandy Dellert, for her assistance and kindness in helping us get mom set up. I am so grateful to the staff ( including the head nurse Cathy who has now moved on to another facility) for making her comfortable though such a terrible disease as Alzheimers. I can not say enough. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

I have nothing good to say! While my grandfathers clothes kept being misplaced, his socks being…read moretaken and given to other residents.. none of that bothers me as much as the treatment and disrespect of his belongings after he passed.. We were there every day (the family). My grandmother always had his clothes folded neatly. After he passed all his belongings were tossed in the shower mixed with his roommates belongings ( they both passed on the same day). I find that a bit odd.. Then we were continuously lied too.. and they were missing some sentimental items that we never got back.. This is taking into consideration the short staff, the constant COVID issues, and lying directly to grieving family members. Overall pretty disgusted ! One of those places people go into and rarely come out. I am from the area and know people who work there.. makes it even worse for example they didn't wash bedding for weeks all piled in the laundry room while waiting to get their equipment fixed .. overall just gross , unsanitary and exactly what happens when big corp is in it to make money instead of taking care of people with some dignity.

Therapists are excellent! They know when to push you to keep working forward in your healing…read moreprocess. Always pleasant and supportive. I'll go back after my next surgery!

Staff is great have been helping me get better. Food isn't that bad. I would recommend this place…read moreto anyone who needs physical therapy

Excellent organization, staff, and environment. All levels of care served. Highly recommended.read more

After due diligence, I will be moving my 87 yr old mom into Reeds Landing soon. Everyone, I mean…read moreeveryone!, I am running across who I tell that we have chosen them, doctor, moving company, other assisted living marketing directors (2!), all highly recommend this place! You know when you take a tour of someplace with the marketing director and the staff are "polite" to that person? Like this is the first time they ever spoke to them? Well my tour of Reeds Landing was genuinely nice - like the staff friends! My mom will benefit from a GP doctor having an office and staff on-site. So far, so good. I will update my review after moving in and checking it out.

My mother-in-law is there. The elevators are slow if they're working at all. Foods Great! The…read morerent went up 400 last month so now it's 8,400. a month that's ok. If they didn't make you pay extra for bringing food to the room if they didn't feel well enough to go downstairs. OR if the elevators took too long for them to stand or forget where they are in fact by the time they came. It's so hot in there, yes elderly need heat I get it but, to be brought to the hospital for being over heated is another thing. (Family does laundry). My mothers-in-laws frig has been making noise for months. It's making the reset pop off if she wants to make coffee. They do have a lot going on there for them. However, If they need to make sure they take their pills, another extra. They're doing renovations on stuff that didn't need it. Think twice and this probably won't get on the comment page. So I'll make sure it gets on the BBB Also

Moved my mother in this year, everyone has been friendly, welcoming. The administration is right…read morethere answering questions checking in on mom. The dining staff trip over themselves to make each meal comfortable and making sure residents have what they need. Lots of different activities for all different lines. Music brought in at least once a week, exercise classes for all abilities. If she can be home this is a great new home for mom.

Awesome gym for personal training! I usually get intimidated by gyms. But the staff is very…read morewelcoming, patient, and you can see that they care about you and your health. I've only had a few sessions so far, but I'm starting to feel more confident in myself thanks to Nat and Anup.

This is a business that supplies medical supplies to Home Bound folks and anyone else looking for…read more durable medical supplies. We needed a CPAP machine which they were able to help us with. The building its self doesn't scream medical supplies over here, but GPS works for me. When you enter the building grab the phone to get in.