Very nice apartments for seniors with all the bells and whistles. Residents tend to be refined,…read moreeducated and rich. On-site dining is excellent. I would live there for the pool alone. A relative of mine does and seems to enjoy it.

It really deserves zero stars. This is the worst nursing home I have ever encountered. Most of the…read morestaff just doesn't give a damn. Most of the time when I visit Mom was closed up in a dark room laying in her urine and feces being ignored and it is so hurtful to see. Room always filthy and they don't keep up with their belongings. I absolutely hate this place. I had to call the compliance didn't help much. It's like pulling teeth to get anyone to return your calls. I'm been trying to find another facility for my Mom

Ongoing renovations are really starting to sparkle at Scarlet Oaks Retirement Community. The…read moremanagement team that has been in place for awhile are making wonderful and noticeable improvements in all aspects of care.

We have two loved ones at Ivy Knoll, and they have been residents since 2016…read more We looked at many other places before deciding on Ivy Knoll. It provided the best value, but more importantly, the staff is excellent. From nursing to maintenance to dining to housekeeping, the staff there go above and beyond. They treat our family like family, and they have come to be extended family to us, and very important partners in care. We have the ultimate trust and respect for the staff, and that makes all the difference in the world when you are looking for someone to care for a loved one. We feel like our family members are very safe and loved there. In regard to recent events with Covid-19, the staff is diligent in following Ky State Rules and Regulations, and did an excellent job keeping the residents entertained while on state mandated "lockdown." We could not be happier having Ivy Knoll as our partner in care!

From the owner: The Ivy Knoll independent living facility offers open-concept apartment living with personal care…read moreand assisted living services like all-inclusive health assistance, personal grooming, dressing, med reminders, and laundry. Our retirement home offers plenty of weekly programs and activities for residents to partake in.

I have lived at The Kenwood for 3 years. I love my apartment the varied activities and I have…read moreenjoyed lots of new friendships

Bad. Just bad. Bad food. Bad care. My dad did a 3 month respite stay in assisted living…read more I once asked a resident what they thought of the food, and this wealthy looking Indian hill looking woman stuck her finger in her open mouth to imply gagging - saying it was so gross. It was expensive too - a lot of people not getting what they paid for. The nursing care was just horrible. Check out: Marjorie P Lee, Maple Knoll, Twin Lakes Dupree, or Ohio Living Llandfair

I went with a friend to visit her grandfather on a Sunday late afternoon. I was in total shook at…read morewhat I saw. The particular unit was for dementia/alzheimer patients and it was just so so sad. I witnessed a lady walking down the hall crying, she had one sock on and one off. She was holding on to the railing along the walls and was just sobbing. It was the saddest thing ever. I didn't notice any nurses around to comfort her or to check on her well being. They need their ass beat. The Director of this facility is aware and chooses to overlook this situation. They usually do until it affects one of their own. Do not take your parents there!

This place should be condemned. None of the equipment worked, severaly understaffed, no gloves or…read moresoap in the rooms, did not give my mom any medication during her short stay, the list goes on. My mom was not even there a full day and we got her taken out of that place.

Assisted Living: over-promise, under-deliver…read more Imagine going to a nice restaurant -marketed as the best in the city. U order a really nice steak for $300. After waiting for 30 min & no steak. U have to go find your waiter & ask. They apologize & say they are short staffed- it will be out soon. Eventually u get the steak-but it has a chunk cut out of it & is only 3/4 the steak u ordered. U ask the waiter. He says "yeah, the beef supply chains are messed up. We had to reduce portions to be able to serve all our guests." No apology. No reduced price. No simply serving less guests. U r expected to pay full price for a 3/4 steak. Then the guest one table over says "it's not perfect, but it's the best in town. The place down the street is only giving people 1/2 steaks"

Just FYI my Mom moved in Mar. 2022 and her rent was raised 791.00 Jan. 2023. Her apartment is…read moresuppose to be cleaned weekly it's not. Staff turnover is high.

My mother has been at Arden Courts of Anderson for close to 5-1/2 years. Honestly, there were some…read moremajor issues there a year ago which you may have heard about (or others may have commented about), but the new staff have turned the place back around to the quality facility it had always been. The caregivers there are extremely kind and attentive to the residents. The daily activities are structured and varied, and the activities staff encourage the residents to participate. The facility itself is always clean, has recently been refurbished, and the layout with 4 individual dining and living room areas make for a more home-like atmosphere. Food is prepared fresh daily on-site. The staff is also very supportive of the family members who are dealing with the hardships of a loved one with dementia. Living 300 miles away (with no other family in the area), I rest easily knowing my mother is in good hands. Actually the reason I have not moved her closer is that she is so very content there, plus I know I could not find as caring and as nice of a facility/staff (and I live in a large metropolitan area with numerous facilities). I highly recommend Arden Courts of Anderson if you have a family member in need of quality memory care.

From the owner: Memory Care is all we do. We know. We understand. We can help.read more

If Twin Towers is still around when I'm old, I'd love to live here!…read more I stopped by the retirement home today to observe a presentation on Cincinnati history, taking place in one of the auditoriums. As the venue was located at the far end of the building, I had the opportunity to walk by many of the activity rooms, residences, and interact with staff. The facility was very spacious, clean, and modern. There is a gym with a variety of work out equipment, and staff members helping residents exercise. A beautiful dining hall sits off to the side. Whatever beef dish was being cooked for dinner smelled delicious! Two staff members helped residents find their seats in the auditorium, closed the blinds for the slideshow, and joked along with all the seniors. Everyone seemed to be having a good time, and the caregivers really enjoyed their job. The seniors clustered together in their friend groups, some in pairs. The little old ladies were adorable in their knitted shawls, matching pastel outfits, and fresh perms. Twin Towers has been a staple of Cincinnati since 1899 and sprawls out over 120 acres. Beautiful gardens surround the exterior and many residents have patio balconies to enjoy the view. Offering both senior apartments and assisted living, Twin Towers looks like a great place to spend your golden years. Since it is also a historic landmark, tours of the facility are offered to the public: http://www.lec.org/twinTowers/TwinTowersHistoricTours.htm

It's really gone downhill in the past couple of years. Bad hiring decisions in management and ran…read moreoff all the good help. Are the residents being neglected? Ask them!