Came here to check this place out and what an impressive place!!! So big and so clean and there's…read moreso much to do. I wouldn't mind retiring here myself!!!!! There was happy hour happening when I visited and there was an entertainer in the dining area. Everyone could drink wine and have snacks while everyone sits around and listens to him sing. He was very nice and very entertaining. They have a library, gym, hair salon, nice pond in the middle. And their movie theater was huge!!! It was cold in there but in each seat they set a blanket and you are definitely going to need it. There's even a bar area too. This place was so nice and I could tell everyone was happy to be here.

Manager don't care about residents and are not very helpful I would not recommend moving into this…read moreplace even though they do have a lot of activities

The place is the Titanic. The bow has dipped beneath the waves. Start with double billing, theft of…read moreservice and turnover of all staff and management 3-4 times in 8 months. Top to bottom. They attempted to withdraw rent after I had moved out. They are punitive by nature. And will lie through their teeth and smile like a Cheshire cat. And talk like nurse Ratchet.0 Marlena the "director" and Paolo. Beware the head that bears the crown. And he should be.

Revel has been my home for three years. I chose to live here after having been widowed for ten…read moreyears. Additionally, I was isolated as a result of the pandemic-related quarantine. My daughter suggested that we investigate independent living communities as a solution to my loneliness. After having viewed three other senior communities, I knew as soon as we walked into Revel that this would be my home. It was bright, welcoming and energetic. We were provided a tour of the building, an explanation of the provisions and a free lunch! As a retiree on a fixed income, I happily learned that the cost to live at Revel with all its amenities was less than I was paying living alone. Transportation, twice-weekly happy hours, games, activities, daily special meals, planned outings, holiday and birthday celebrations, karaoke evenings and weekly apartment cleaning are included. Additionally, the maintenance staff is responsive and timely when a resident has a need or request as are the administrative and culinary staffs. The most gratifying and ongoing advantage of my living at Revel Nevada is having friendships with residents. Thank you, Revel.

Great cinco de mayo party! Great food , great margaritas, great servic, great entertainment. Loved…read moreit!

My wife and I searched several retirement communities before discovering Carnegie Heights. We are…read moreimpressed with every facet of this facility. The staff is knowledgeable, professional, well prepared, kind and friendly!!! Facility is impeccably clean, food is terrific!!! Thank you to everyone at Carnegie for making this move so smooth. Special thanks to Steve, Val, Donnie, Michelle, and Cassie.

The directors here demanded that my family move in one day without any explanation of the cost and…read morecare plan when she moved from assisted living to memory care, and they sent me a recalculated bill. They didn't give me time to look for another place and asked me to pay double the cost of care. I've asked them several times to explain what services will be getting, but they haven't done it for days and they haven't shared any data of my family and physician's report either. They don't even know who the current doctor is, and they don't update the legal documents I provided properly. It's a mess. Most of the staff here are friendly, but it seems like they don't communicate with the directors who are a mess. Also, the security was really bad. One day I found out that they had not been paying attention to the visitor records for a while. When I asked to see the visitor records on the check-in computer, they said that no one knew how to find the records on the computer. It took over a month for it to be available, which meant that they let strangers come see my family and that they didn't care if there was danger or something bad going on. The computer at the front desk was just a decoration to advertise that they have 24 hour security. I strongly advise against leaving your loved one in such a facility.

I only have good things to say about this place. If you look at the other review where someone gave…read moreit one star it's because at that time there was a management change. So someone staff stayed and some didn't and there was an adjustment period of course. Everyone who works here is an angel- they are so good to the residents- hugs all around. Kind words and genuine caring and interest in every persons well-being. My mom lives here and I know she is loved, respected and treated well. The food is good and the activities that they offer are great. There is generally live music once a week and on Mother's day they did a lovely brunch and invite family to join in. I feel so blessed to have found this place for my mom to live. If she lived with me I could not provide for her all the security of having a 24 hour a day staff 7 days a week. Plus here she has friends and entertainment. One mother's day the activity director did something really fun and had mom's and guest participate in glamor shots- see playful photos below.

I have lived at Merrill Gardens for about 2 years and have been very pleased with living in this…read morelovely facility. I find the care givers professional, easy to talk to, and, of course, they are knowledgeable. Most of the staff have years of experience and understand the needs of the residents. There are lots of activities as well as excursions to local shops and entertainment. Yes, the food is very good. Management keeps a careful eye on the day-to-day menus. Oh! And there is always ice cream. Search this website for more information. You can also schedule a tour of the facility. By the way, there have been a lot of upgrades since I moved here. The lobby area has been redesigned. There is new artwork on the ways. The halls have recently been painted and the are some interesting artwork hanging throughout the facility. I am enjoying living here very much. Eva E.

I visit merill gardens often to see a resident who lives here and I am super impressed by the staff…read morehere. I happened to be here on Christmas Eve and the General manager, Dawn stood out to me because she was helping out with taking orders and busting tables. I have been to so many retirement homes and assisted living homes and I never see the managers or directors helping in the kitchen, especially not on Christmas. Dawn put a net over her hair and go to work. She spoke to everyone and had such a pleasant attitude. I think she is an amazing example of a leader. More establishments need to take note! Next, Olly! Always pleasant. Always telling everyone what activities is going on or what is coming up next. Also always takes the time to speak to me and everyone passing by. Olly enjoys the job and has passion for this field, I can tell! Always smiling and cheerful, even if there's a lot to do and plan! Next, Cheryl! As soon as I walk in she is at the front desk, smiling, happy, and handling whatever tasks she faced with. I speak to Cheryl for just a few minutes when I leave and exit but she truly makes you feel like you have known her for so long! She is the perfect person to have at the front desk. Lastly, Elizabeth, the lead server! So amazing, positive, quick with service. I see why she is the lead. She comes to work with a smile on her face and makes you feel very welcomed. She knows her residents, she knows what they typically order and ensures everything is good before you leave that dining room. These employees truly stand out and as stated, I have been to so many retirement homes and I haven't ever come across a place that had great employees across the board. In addition to the employees being great, it's clean here, well kept, lots of activities going on. I'd recommend this place to anyone in search of place for their loved one.

After 3 years of rapidly progressing Alzheimer's disease and clinging to every thread of her…read moreindependence, it was finally agreed that my mother may indeed be ready for assisted living. After extensive research, we found the "perfect" place. At The Palms at Siena on Horizon Ridge, we were courted by all the fluff and service of a retirement resort. They assured me that the new addition of the "transition" unit was the ideal answer. For my mom. They readily agreed to accept her 17 lb rescue dog, without whom she would not want to live. No problem..... They also lured us into a 2 bedroom apartment, noting that she might get a roommate much later down the line. Exactly 8 days later, I received a phone call notifying me that she had to move her furniture over to one side of the space. They were going to build a pony wall and that the dog was a problem. According to the contract I signed, "The resident has the right to be informed in writing, of any changes at least 30 days before the change. The resident also has the right to live in an environment that promotes and supports each resident's dignity, independence, self-determination, privacy and choice. The resident has the right to be treated with consideration and respect." REALLY??????? How much respect and dignity is the resident receiving by being made to circum to yet another huge life change, before she has even had a chance to adapt to her new surroundings. PS, to rent an apartment or house anywhere that accepts pets, the tenant is required to at least show a photo of the pet. The Palms was in such a hurry to close the deal and have the contract and money upfront, they completely neglected to do their job properly. Within the week we moved her out and had to subject her to yet another change. Shame on The Palms at Siena and their mission statement! "Our mission is to RESPECT and GENUINELY CARE for each of our residents in such a way that allows them to SAFELY maintain appropriate control, choice and independence and enjoy the uniqueness of their lives

I placed my older brother in June. I have been working hard to get him accumulated, we want to go…read morehome. He is doing a lot better and better know it takes time. I have been coming from California every other week to work with him and on all his problems with IRS and etc. When I have been there at a week at a time I have been eating with him on all three meals. I paid $125 and then $250 for meal tickets. The last time was there (July 18th Thursday) having breakfast I ordered oatmeal and toast and bacon. Johnny brought my oatmeal, I prepped it and waited for my toast and bacon. Had no problem watching him wait on residents, but when he started bussing tables I waved down. He went and brought my toast and bacon on a hot plate, the toast and bacon was cold. Don't understand the hot plate, but when he sat the plate down he said can I ask you a question? I said sure, you every heard of patients? I said Johnny, "where I made I mistake I should of asked for my breakfast to come at the same time. He just walked away. I will not eat there again, when I come and visit my brother and goes to the dinning room I will just have water and set with him and discuss what we have planned for the day. I want to apologize, caught in the moment, I am very happy with Merrill Gardens, they are taking very very care of my brother, I should of just emailed Chef Stevens. He is the one to handle his staff.

My father is staying at Truewood by Merrill. Jasmine at the front desk was extremely rude and…read moredismissive of me when I called to speak to someone in billing or a manager. I've been calling for a month and leaving voicemail, with no response . My father's charges have gone up almost DOUBLING with NO EXPLANATION and NOBODY available/willing to talk to me (and YES, I do have POA, and I told that to Jasmine). Meanwhile, he has been paying EXTRA for his stay and the last 2 times I was there, his floors were dirty and his room was dusty. They are TAKING money from an old man's bank account with NO EXPLANATION!

This review is for Chantel Director at Poet's Walk. Chantel…read morewas incredible and made me feel comfortable while interviewing today. She has an open door policy and I think that's awesome. It was a breath of fresh air to see a director have such passion for her residence, and employees.

Excellent place with caring compassionate staff, multiple activities throughout the day, good food…read more Our family is very happy. Thank you.

My grandpas new home, away from home. He was moved over here about five months ago in the memory…read morecare portion. It is smaller compared to the actual assisted living area, but there seems to be less patients in that part of the facility. Every nurse and cna I encountered while visiting my grandpa was friendly, extremely helpful and had a positive attitude when we asked about him. He has short term memory loss (possible onset dementia) so he doesn't remember what he did throughout the day (or any day before then). But.. I'm happy he's in a place that takes care of him and lets his family know what's going on when we ask for updates and I was able to see this first hand and view the area he's staying in. I will say the inside is a bit out dated, could use a re-vamp esp the rooms. His bathroom had a leaky faucet and the toilet wouldn't stop running. Also the door to get into his room sticks, which makes it hard to open and close. And to get into the memory care side you need to ring the doorbell to be let in. Also plenty of parking up front for visitation of loved ones.

I have a family member who has been living at this retirement home for about 6 years now. While…read morethere have been some ups and downs over the years, we are still very impressed with it. It is basically a cruise ship in a building. They have had to scale back some of the social activities post-COVID, but that is to be expected. The activities director, Kelsey, is amazing. She has been there the entire time and does some super fun activities with the residents. We were able to help out and join in the fun a few times. They have had quite a bit of turnover with staff in the last few years. Some of the new med techs and support staff are learning their positions, but they still do a nice job. They have different levels of care they provide their residents that determine how much the monthly "rent" is. The less assistance you need, the lower the cost. They also have a secure memory care unit for those with advanced memory issues. Overall, we are glad that our family member is there receiving the care they need while being able to feel a sense of independence at this point in their life.