Tutera Senior Living and Healthcare

When our loved one got to life end, everyone was very nice and were kind and helped us through that difficult time. The staff were so nice to him.

Some of the kindest staff and management very willing to work together to customize the experience. They offer large rooms in memory care and have beautiful public areas.

We are extremely happy with the individualized care he has received. They have been very supportive of our family as well. My father is a private person. He has an apartment not just a room. Staff has been wonderful!

5 for everything. What we like the most about the community is the cleanliness, most of the employees and the activities. We would definitely recommend Stratford Commons Memory Care Community to other families who may need a place for their loved ones

Before coming to Wesley Court, mom wasn’t eating or moving around well at all. She was unhappy and depressed. After moving there, she has absolutely flourished. She eats three yummy meals every day and scoots down the hall using her walker with no issues. She is getting involved in activities like Bingo, Bible Studies and trips. The move into Wesley Court has been life-changing!

Pinicon Senior Living was a diamond in the rough for my family and I. At the time we were looking for a place for my father to get care and that was close so we could come and see him. Pinicon was just that. Staff was always very helpful and treated dad with respect. Although dad chose not to participate in activities, i loved that they had activities for him to do if he so chose. Staff there let us bring his dog to visit him multiple times, which he enjoyed very much. The only reason we chose to relocate dad is because we were paying out of pocket for his care and his benefits increased to 100% so he was accepted at the [community removed]. The cost was still considerably lower than other care centers i looked into before deciding.

[name removed] and I love living at the Lumiere of Chesterfield. We're always greeted with a smile by the concierges and we feel encouraged to try new things by a staff working hard on our behalf. Making new friends and learning new things is making our senior years a great time of life.

I would give a 5 on all of those categories. [name removed] has told me she feels like she is on a cruise! She loves it, and reports the food is very good. I go see her sometimes for happy hour on a Friday and they always have good snacks. She's been there about 4 months and has settled in very well.

My Dad was only in the Villages at Mission for 5 1/2 months before his passing, but we were very satisfied with his care. One incident I like to tell is when he took a little fall and scraped his arm. Once alerted, there were 5 people in that room within 2 minute taking his vitals and treating his wound. Unfortunately, he complained about it every meal, but we think he lost his tastebuds, because the food we all tried was very good and plenty of it. His little fridge always had ice cream in it. He spoke highly of the staff and how good they were to him. There was one of his 7 children visiting nearly every day and from what we saw, we did not have to worry about him or his care.

My grandmother did not want to go to this facility in the beginning, and was very adamant She was not going to like it. After we got her set up in her room and she was there the first week. She informed me she liked this place, and when I come to visit , she tells me she really likes this place that they treat her like she is family, and she like is someone special. That means a lot to me! I was rather skeptical at first placing her there, but I am glad I did.

Everyone I have come in contact with are very nice, and supportive. The facility is clean, and the resident have choices when it comes to the meals that they eat. I recommend it to anyone who needs a place for loved ones to be cared for.

Overall we had a good experience with everybody there, the facility was clean and neat, everything was good, even the food my mother said was fantastic.

From the first contact with The Village at Mission, we felt at ease. Their primary concern was the care and comfort of our Mom. The facility looked great, and future plans are promising. We truly made the right choice for our Mom.

Was very thankful to Amelia House for taking Mom on. I think she was a difficult case with her issues, but she could walk to dining room and back so that helped her stay. The place and Mom's room was always clean. At First the staff was great!!!! Then ownership changed and the really good people started leaving. At one time they only had 'floaters' (temp people)on staff that were unfamiliar with Mom and quickly started ignoring her help button. Mom would call me for help and I had to call front desk to get her someone to help. I understand about busy times but geez. Everyone there was really dedicated to seeing to the patients. Completely understand the difficulties of pleasing everyone, but served a lot of finger type foods not really meal worthy. (Grill cheese, sandwiches, sloppy joe) I know they lost their cook and the poor staff had to prepare food till they got a replacement. Since Mom wasn't a come joiner she didn't attend many activities. I wish they would've contacted me more about special games, etc then I could've been there to help Mom join in. I understand quality care is ALOT, but to have to Supply toliet paper and paper towels is a bit over the top. My Mom was safe, comfortable and didn't have to worry about anything. That was for me. I have lost my Husband and now Mom has passed. Here I am trying to care for both estates best I can. When it's my turn to go into assisted living I'll not be able to afford it. Thank You So Much for all your help and advice. It is priceless for the people who need it. I will tell everyone and recommend Amelia House. All assisted living places have good/bad issues. I don't know what I would've done without them.

5 for all when it comes to River Crossing. The staff was especially caring. Fixed room especially for my mom. Let us move her furniture before we moved her. And they didn't have to take her back after she was in the hospital, but they did.

I toured St Paul's some time in the past and found it old and dark and I knew I wouldn't live there. I tagged along with my sister and brother-in-law. I was amazed at the transformation of St Paul's. Everything was updated, clean and bright. We decided this was the place for us. We have been here 3 or 4 months and have not found anything to complain about. Food is a subject that is always a topic for negative discussion. Nothing came out at the meetings. We keep in mind the way the market is now. May be on the menu but not on the truck. We are just getting into the activities and looking forward to more We are pleased with our decision.

Heather is the administrator and has been here for 18 years. She is compassionate, a good leader and loves all the residents. Many of the CNA's, med techs and other staff have been here for many years. They get to know every residents needs, likes and dislikes. It has been a great fit for my 92-yr old dad. Highly recommend!

Very well taken care of and very clean place, the staff is so friendly and made us feel very welcomed. I would 100 percent recommend this to anyone who is looking for a welcoming place for a loved one or a friend

My mom stays here and she has Alzheimer’s and the staff does great with her and she likes doing the activities and being around people every day. The doors are locked so I don’t have to worry about her wandering off.

This commutry made my spouse feel right at home and comfortable to stay at. I have no are concerns about him. Please keep up the good work ?? This was not a easy decision to make letting go of your love one to leave them in care of others to care for him.