If I could give The Granville 10 stars, it wouldn't be enough!…read moreI was the sole caregiver for my Grandmother for almost 5 years when it proved to be just too much for me to handle. The reason why I hadn't gotten her into her own "apartment" or facility, is because of what my mind thought an assisted living facility was going to be. I didn't want my Grandmother to be in a place that wasn't well maintained, or where the staff were abusive in any way etc etc. All the horror stories that one hears about pertaining to elder care facilities. Well, The Granville is ANYTHING but! From the second we toured the location right before the pandemic, I was put at ease. The residents seemed happy, the entire place was decorated just beautifully and extremely clean, and the staff was just so nice! It really felt like home! The help and expertise that they provided to me in getting my Grandmother approved was also a Godsend, because all of the paperwork can be tricky for someone not familiar! My Grandmother's apartment was just so lovely too! She was able to decorate it how she wanted, and there is a little kitchenette area with a fridge and microwave so she can have her favorite snacks. She has been there over a year now and I couldn't have asked for a better location to have provided the utmost care during the pandemic. They even took the necessary precautions one week ahead of time before the Government shut everything down. To accommodate all the residents who now were unfortunately unable to leave their rooms, must have been such an undertaking!! But the staff still made my Grandmother and the other residents not feel neglected and forgotten about. Making little crafts and spending a little more time with the residents so they didn't feel so alone during this scary time. They went above and beyond making sure everyone was kept safe and stayed healthy and just did an incredible job and am so grateful to everyone at The Granville. I could go on and on about the staff being just perfect and everything I could have ever hoped for, for my Grandmother. If you have a loved one and you are feeling apprehensive about locating a place where you can rest easy at night knowing they're being cared for properly and with respect, then look no further. My Grandmother absolutely LOVES living at The Granville! She has made friends, still has her independence and adores the staff! I am eternally grateful for finding the Granville and cannot thank Sara, Joe, Kathy, Jamie, Mary and the rest of the entire staff for providing this location and the care that they give to someone that means SO much to me!

My father has been a resident at the Granville for 3 years and it has been an absolutely wonderful…read moreplace for him to live. He was in a couple of other facilities that were below par before we found the Granville. From the moment we walked in, we felt that this was home. Sara, the executive director helped us with the transition paperwork and made it totally painless. The employees really make you feel like they are part of the extended family. Joe, Donna, Alicia, are just a few of the great "family" members that always have a friendly smile. I could go on and on about all of the wonderful things about the Granville. Since dad moved in I have had to move about 60 miles away and I would love to have him closer, but I haven't found any other facility that can match the Granville. For me, the drive is more than worth it to have him live here. The Granville is always clean, the employees are warm and friendly, activities are available, the meals nutritious, meds are accurate and the apartments wonderful. Since dad has lived here they have spent money on capital improvements to keep the facility in top shape and comfortable for their residence. I would and have highly recommended the Granville to anyone that is needing a place to LIVE and add to their extended "family"!

My father passed away in June after living at Spring Ridge Park for about 6 years. I cannot say…read moreenough good things about this place. The food is good, there are always activities and outings, and it's always clean and never smells like pee (the ultimate test of a nursing home). Inside, it's brightly lit and airy with lots of windows and carpeted floors. But really, what's most amazing is the staff. They are incredibly kind, patient and dedicated. My father was initially very difficult to care for - belligerent and obnoxious. They treated him with total compassion, and eventually, once we got his medication right, he became a staff favorite. Stacie Naslund runs the place - she and her staff are absolute stars. I never once questioned my decision to place my father there, and I'm so grateful to everyone who works there. My father passed away peacefully in his room under the care of an excellent hospice team, and I felt fully supported and that he was truly cared for the entire time.

From the owner: At our independently owned and operated assisted living facility, we provide nothing but the best…read moretreatment for your loved ones. Our community offers multiple life enrichment activities and lifestyle amenities for our residents to make them feel right at home. We offer many activities for engagement; bus rides, music, memory activities, Bingo, fit ball fitness, parlor games, arts, and crafts. We also want to establish comfort for our residents by providing, three balanced meals daily, housekeeping services, laundry and linen service and basic cable. Patients who may be suffering from early onset dementia or Alzheimer's symptoms often require specialized care. Spring Ridge Park offers personalized attention from professionals trained to deal with memory loss to give you and your loved one's peace of mind. We provide a protective environment for our residents. To learn more about what makes us different, please visit our website or give us a call today!

My mother died this past February. She would have been at AOH 5 years this month. I wanted to write…read morethis review to say how appreciative I have been with the loving care Mom received. There was, of course, staff turnover during those 5 years, but I never saw anyone that didn't hold Mom and the other residents in highest regard and treat them all with dignity. A beautiful example is when I let a prior staff member know Mom was near the end of her life, that person came back to visit her and give her one final hug. Times were turbulent during the pandemic, but with imaginative ideas, family members were able to continue to connect with loved ones. There were video calls, window visits, outdoor visits, and after vaccination, in person visits once again. Due to the vigilance of the people at AOH, Covid didn't find its way into Mom's house until omicron, at which time everyone was vaccinated. Mom tested positive, but was never symptomatic; her body gave up some weeks later but it wasn't due to the coronavirus. Mom was content and happy at Applewood - and I will be eternally grateful for everyone who took such good care of her.

I'm writing from the perspective of line staff employee. I've worked in caregiving for various…read morecompanies (including PPCH, Roundup, and the non-profit United Counseling Service in Vermont) for the past decade or so, and Applewood blows them all out of the water. In the past year I have seen: A woman I love become coherent one to two days per month. I came in on my day off to chat with her. The "ladies of Upham" reenact high school with all the hilarious drama. Petting zoo, visiting singer, aquarium visit, park visits, coffee shop outings, visiting guitarist/humorist, visiting pianist, high school carolers, fishing trip, and bowling alley outing for the residents, families and staff. A wonderfully sweet and kooky 92-year-old woman make a full recovery after coming down with the flu. A man go through a scare where his pulse dropped and his face turned blue, only to be perfectly fine the next day. A woman who said to me, "quick, go get the chickens before the plane lands, they can't go to Australia." There is a high turnover rate in EVERY caregiving company; this job is listed as the #1 most stressful job by msn for a reason! In other companies we are told "side hugs only" and that "no, we can't do this or that because it is too expensive." At Applewood, from the top down, they care about people. I try my best to treat my residents like close family. I feel supported and am happy to work here. Please feel free to come by and ask to speak to me if you'd like, I'm at the newest location on Garrison street in Arvada.

I'm conflicted on what to give Cedars Healthcare. There's what I know, what my dad knew, and then…read moreCedars and the staff. My dad was in their rehab section, where the goal was to get him back on his feet after illness, so he could be home by himself without fear that he would fall or have other issues. Every time I visited here, I'd see the nursing and support staff. With the exception of one person, I really liked the people I interacted with here. I really appreciate that the nurses took the time to take my phone calls during the times I couldn't visit. They also took my warnings seriously in that my dad wanted to leave before he was ready and made sure he was safe and secure. One of the things that bothers me is that they don't seem to have a doctor on staff, or at least not one who stays at the facility and is available for consult. I saw a physician assistant during the first week of my dad's stay, but I didn't see her after that, and the PA and/or doctor did not make it a point to update me with my dad's progress, even though I was his medical power of attorney and was actively acting on his behalf. So I relief heavily on the nurses to tell me what was going on, and to get information from the PA/doctor about medications and other stuff. Some of the things I think Cedars needs to work on is their communications with the patient and their family. There's the issues I mentioned about talking to the doctors. I got a delayed notification about my father falling, and I wasn't notified of the first fall until the second happened. I will note that they called me right after he fell a third time, and I'm pretty sure they told me they were transferring him to the hospital before he left. As for a discharge date, my dad had it in his mind that once certain criteria was met, he would be allowed to leave. They didn't really explain the process or time frame to him, so it was very upsetting when he had to stay longer than he expected. The last thing that concerned me is that he didn't seem to leave his room much outside of taking a shower and when he was getting physical therapy. As far as I know, he ate all his meals in his room. I honestly don't know if he was offered the opportunity to eat in the main dining room area and he declined. His room was often very dark, and I know that he would have liked to have more light available for him to turn on (or have the blinds open more often). I am currently working with their billing/financial lady to get his account resolved, since it will now have to come through their estate. When I saw them a few weeks after he left, the ladies in the administrative offices and one of the physical therapists asked him how he was doing and seemed generally concerned about him and his well-being. I really do think that the staff members care about the people they help (residents of the nursing home or patients in the rehab area). That is why they get four stars. While we were there, maintenance was working on much needed repairs to the exterior of the facility. I do have the say that the facility was nicely decorated for Christmas. Lastly, I will admit that my father was a difficult patient, to say the least. He was not feeling well, frustrated about not being home, and just had other stuff going on with him. The nurses took his attitude in stride and did the best they could, and in the end, that's all you can really ask. In short, if I have to have someone come back for rehab care, I would definitely consider taking them to Cedars.

Office Experience…read more Last week I met with Angelica for job interview. It was the best interview I've had in years. She was very informative, up front and personal. I look forward to joining their team.

My disabled mom was calling around looking for the status on various low-income senior housing…read morerecently. She called Edgewater Plaza and their staff answered her questions about the waiting list, size of apartments, etc. Then she got to the question about the location of the smoking section outside the building. She can't be near smokers, because of her asthma, allergies and other health problems. Mom was told where the smoking section was outside AND that they do allow tenants to smoke inside their apartments, but not in the "common hallways." The lady told mom, "I can't smell it when I walk the hallways." Mom told the woman that that is in direction VIOLATION of HUD's Smoke-Free Policy, "All PHAs must have a smoke-free policy in place by July 31, 2018." That's almost 6 YEARS. NOBODY is allowed to smoke inside the building per that policy. The woman at Edgewater Plaza told mom, "Well we allow them to smoke inside their apartments and we won't be changing that." They're violating HUD's rules and ENDANGERING the health of ALL their tenants. Wonder how HUD feels about that? Mom wrote Edgewater Plaza off her potential housing list. Edgewater Plaza is managed by Brothers Redevelopment. You might want to look up their Google Reviews too.

Some tenants are treated and fairly and victims of thief. You can ask different people and they…read morewill tell you this. The maintenance personnel cannot be trusted. It is suspected the equipment and supplies intended for the residence are sold to other properties. A black guy who lives there has been waiting for a replacement front door, which an emergency crew broke down for almost four months. The management could not be found during an emergency. The head maintenance personnel who name begins with J, a possible a racist Hispanic refuses to replace the door that was promise to him. This guy has had problems with unauthorized people entering his apartment. Mr. Sheets the manager allows the cheap labor get away with the crime. The tenant was told to get renters insurance. This is not necessarily in that order. To avoid confusion, I am referring to the apartments at Edgewater Plaza at 2250 Eaton St, Edgewater Colorado

AUGUST 21,2015 I call COURTYARD AT LAKEWOOD RETIREMENT, about my mother's apartment infested with…read morebed bugs, 3rd nite the managers CAROL KURTZ ,carol kurtz of the HOLIDAY INN SENIOR SERVICES has full knowledge of the infestation but has not offered my 83 year old mother a clean safe bed to sleep in peace. The inspector came second day to confirm, but managers DID NOTHING offered no help, ALTHOUGH THEY HAVE EMPTY ROOMS & CLEAN BEDS FOR FAMILY GUESTS have done nothing at all to comfort & help their tenant whom pays 2500$ per month. These people in charge new managers are rotten to the core, imagine how they ignore their retired tenant elderly lady sleeping in a blood sucking bug infested apartment, managed by the HOLIDAY INN SENIOR SERVICES. What kind of service do they give, nothing, but threatening phone calls to family. Who is the Public Servant paid to do their duty here? :( ;(, tHEY HAVE NO COMPASSION FOR HUMAN SERICE, CAROL KURTZ JUST WANT TO PASS THE BUCK & STILL GET PAID DOING NOTHING, AND GET A FREE APARTMENT AT WORK.

From the owner: Award-winning independent senior living awaits you at The Courtyard at Lakewood, nestled between…read moreDenver and the stunning Rocky Mountains. Enjoy three homestyle meals a day, weekly housekeeping and most utilities for one monthly rate. Spacious apartments include a patio or balcony, walk-in tub and kitchenette. You can also arrange for personal care services through a third-party provider. You'll love our amenities and staff. Downtown Denver is five minutes away with its museums, theaters and sports. See a concert at Red Rocks Amphitheatre. Parks like Sloan's Lake Park abound. Enjoy great shopping and dining as well. Reserve your complimentary lunch or tour today at The Courtyard at Lakewood.

I stopped by this place to get basic information for my father in law. I pushed the button and was…read moregreeted with a woman screaming "Stop that!!!" Two other people were inside trying to get in to speak with the property manager. We all assumed we were accidentally pushing a residence call button. We were pushing #202. I called the phone number posted outside the door, again, I was greeted rudely. "Hello!!!" I asked if it was Morningside Retirement community & she said, "Yes, what do you want!!?" Yelling in my ear. I told her I needed basic information on availability and pricing. She again was rude yelling in my ear saying she only took appointments and was not on the property. She said her name was Kathy when I asked. Had a feeling she wasn't honest. Either way I would like someone from Corporate to reach out to me. If this woman is this rude to me I can only imagine how she treats tenants. No professionalism whatsoever and can treat potential tenants like that is unreal and should find another job if she is that mean & miserable! My email is chellenicole1@gmail.com

After reading numerous terrible reviews on apartments, especially moderately priced apartments,…read moreI've been very surprised at just how well maintained these older apartments are. There are a lot of features for the price and the owners, manager and maintenance person all seem to care about the renters. The people who live here seem to be friendly and respectful to each other. It's been a great place to live so far.

Great and clean location. Stuff is very friendly and helpful. I have my uncle in this house and he…read morewon't move, as he likes it that much.

Ashley Manor is the best place for senior care we have encountered. Mom loves it and loves the…read moregirls there. Ladies, thank you giving mom the best care, Blessings an appreciation

Do not use Ashley manor. Period. They assessed our loved one who has Alzheimer's,and we moved them…read morefrom a hospital to Ashley manor. They are unaccredited. The State came for inspection, and told them they were I'll equipped to deal with our loved one. Today, we were told, after we had our loved one there for a few days, "that we had 48 hours to move this person or they will drive them to a hospital and drop them there ". Appalled by their stupidity and lack of correct staff, plus telling a family they had 2 days to find another facility..do not get any where near here. I wouldn't trust them with a guppy.