This is a beautiful assisted living & continuum of care facility that is located in a somewhat…read moresecluded spot. They have Medicaid beds that look just as nice as the assisted living apartments, and secure memory care. This is not, however, a great place for seniors who are active and mobile, especially if they have memory issues. It's fairly sleepy and quiet, and if your loved one is very active, they will be bored here. They do not allow smoking anywhere on the grounds. Ask a lot of questions. They were not forthcoming with me about what they could handle, and as a result my father was forced to move again, which was very difficult. Appearances don't tell you everything. But if your loved one needs a lot of care and is not ambulatory, this place is worth a look.

My husband was in this facility about 7 hours, He did not receive his hourly medication. He asked…read morethe RN to help with a urinal and she jerked his underwear down to his knees and left them there. He called me and told me about the treatment he was receiving. I went there and told them I was taking him back home. His underwear was still around his knees which was at least 1 hour being like that. He had none of the needed supplies, no urinal, washcloths tissues and when I asked for them, 3 different aides, said I'll get that right away and not a one of them brought in anything. Then they lied and said we took the oxygen machine when we left. It belonged to the company that Sincere Hospice had ordered for Glenn. Needless to say I would never recommend them even for an animal.

My 92 and 94 year old parents moved from their home of 60 years to West Park Place almost 9 years…read moreago. The length of their stay should indicate how pleased we have been with the facility. Staff turnover is VERY low which gives my parents a sense of stability and friendship. My blind father is not always the easiest man to get along with and the WPP staff interacts with him in a patient and understanding manner. It is not a huge establishment which makes it easy for an elderly person to navigate. Being only "assistant living", one never sees medical carts in the hallway which is nice. My sisters and I feel like we can call the front desk at anytime and be greeted with recognition and they are eager to answer questions or concerns we have. The staff is incredibly friendly. The dinning room's ambiance is one of an upscale restaurant. The waitstaff is wonderful. They have a nice variety of food. I 100% recommend WPP. If you are struggling finding a place for your parents I would consider touring. It is never easy moving a parent from their home to assistant living. There will ALWAYS be an uncomfortable period where they are sad or complain about the food or other residents wherever you go. Time spent there and relationships established change those unsettled feelings. The WPP staff work very hard to make that transition go smoothly. Remember a low turnover in staff is IMPORTANT! You want your parents surrounded by employees who like their job. Good luck and don't forget to stop by the kitchen and ask for a chocolate chip cookie!

My grandparents spent their final years at West Park Place and had only good things to say about…read moreit. From the wide variety of social activities, to the nice layout of the apartments, to the dining room and food, they were happy there. It was hard for them to make this move after being so independent all their lives, but WPP allowed them to retain that sense of independence while benefitting from no longer needing to worry about cooking and being on their own. Once my grandma died, my grandpa lived four more years and seemed to feel like he was part of a caring community.

Both of my grandparents are residents at this place. Both have contracted Covid even though they…read morehave been quarantined in their rooms. They were infected by a physical therapist. Every visitor must be tested prior to entering. Either this person was not tested or the test was a false negative. Either way my grandparents were not made to be masked while this person was in their room.

We were fortunate for our Mom to land here for a rehab stay after hospitalization and hope she will…read morere-join the community once a space was available. This is the best format for senior living. Each house holds just 10 residents in 10 bedrooms, split between 2 hallways on either side of a central common area with dining space, living area, and an enormous kitchen where staff prepares meals and residents may use space, also. Each bedroom is private with en suite bathroom equipped with a walk in shower. Facility provides twin bed, sitting chair, side table, and dresser. There is space to personalize as well. We plan to add 2 sitting chairs for guests and a larger dresser. There is a large closet, between 5-6' wide. Laundry is done on a schedule and not mixed so chance if items missing is very low. Nurse is available, aids are assigned on shifts and are very capable and friendly. The center publishes activity calendar including social outings and shopping trips. There is a hair salon and manicures and pedicures can be scheduled.

Great facility...my father is a resident there and is treated with the most respect. The staff goes…read moreabove and beyond to make sure his daily needs are meet. They treat everyone like family. Very clean an the grounds are taken care of better then any other place. If I could rate it with 10 stars I would. Keep up the great work.

The apartments are clean and spacious and the staff is friendly and helpful. The food is delicious…read morewith lots of variety. After we had to move our parents to NY, so we could be closer, the staff at Story Point was supportive and helpful with the timing and lease as well as worked with us for the cost for the partial month. A really nice home for our parents.

From the owner: Welcome to StoryPoint Waterville! This isn't just a place to reside -- it's a place where our…read morecommunity members truly shine, and we are glad to share this experience with them. Our various senior living options include independent living, enhanced living, assisted living, and memory care. Throughout each service level, we strive to make every moment of every day something special. We know it's the small details in life that make a difference. Every resident becomes a part of our family, and we work with each of them at their pace to create the experiences they want. StoryPoint Waterville is a place where residents can truly Shine. Everyday.

I love Heritage Corner Health Care Campus!…read more My mother-in-law has been a resident there for over 7 years, and they do a great job taking care of her. No place is perfect, but Heritage has many loyal employees who really care about their clients, and it shows. The nursing staff is awesome. I also love that they have all levels of care from independent living all the way to memory care and hospice. This is important, because as you grow older, the only thing you really have left is your friends, and having all levels in one facility allows Mom to continue to see her friends even when they need a higher level of care. Heritage also has a daycare, so they bring the kids in to interact with the residents on a weekly basis, which the residents really enjoy. In addition, they have lots of activities and bus trips, which the residents enjoy. I would strongly recommend checking out this facility for anyone looking for independent or assisted living.

My Mother died here. I wasn't very impressed with the facility but it appeared to be the best in…read moretown. I've worked in hospice environments and know it can be something different. I felt the patient rooms were visually stark and cold -- to the bleak extreme. (Oddly, the common areas were much better.) People die here but no need for the patient rooms to remind you of it any sooner than necessary. There was no welcoming program to acquaint us with the room. We kept having to ask questions like "what is the phone number to the room," "can she get a glass of water," "where are more blankets and pillows," etc. It was a stressful time, of course, but some of the nursing staff seemed notably distant and disconnected. The intake social worker was above average and the hospice doctor was very good. It wasn't all bad. Bring low expectations about the accommodations and consider hiring a private nurse. In my opinion, this is what lowest common denominator corporate hospice services looks like.

The therapy is excellent with conscientious and dedicated therapists and may be the best in the…read moreregion. Some medical staff are also very attentive to resident needs and observe standard of care requirements as implemented by adequately educated professionals. Deficiencies on the part of other staff are not due to staffing volume but could be remedied by doing what you were trained to do with quality and care. Money may need to be managed in a way better to meet resident basic needs; for example use some of the money spent on landscaping extras to fix non-functioning bathroom fans, attach bedside light cords/bed controls to the bed so within reach instead of hanging loose, falling onto floor,etc. Allow for resident to watch/listen to their own TV by providing audio via remote or another device that does not disturb roommate and others in adjacent rooms. It would also help to have staff wear ID badges so the resident know who is delivering a service.

This facility is terrible. Smelly, dirty, old, unprofessional and sadly understaffed. We witnessed…read moreelderly people being yelled at and nurses talking their frustrations out on them. Our family personally had a horrific experience that could've resulted in the DEATH of my father. A nurse came to give my father an insulin shot.... Except my father is NOT diebtic or has ever been diebetic. My father had a stroke and needed PT to gain strength and get back home! My poor father was confused when the nurse came in (he has a bit of dementia.) Thankfully a family member was there when the nurse came in with a needle of insulin and spoke up for him!! From that moment on, we decided to have our family members rotating for 4 nights - staying with my father for fear of him being yelled at, neglected or given life threatening medication. Thankfully his insurance was finally approved and we left to a much better, safer and cleaner facility! PLEASE DO NOT NOT TAKE YOUR LOVED ONES TO ARBORS AT SYLVANIA!!! My heart breaks thinking of the precious elderly people still stuck there being neglected and mistreated. They deserve so much better and so did our family. Our experiences at Arbors at sylvania are law suit worthy!!!!