12 Oaks Senior Living

Overall, the experience has been very good. Very clean and inviting atmosphere, a great staff, and a good group of residents overall. My only complaint is that I was told that the residents would be taking outings for shopping etc. and that is not the case. They do not have a van suitable for taking a large group anywhere. This is contrary to what the brochure had and what the administrator told me during my initial visit. I hope they can correct this as I think it would be a benefit to my mom and all the other residents.

Staff is great, very helpful and friendly. The housekeeping is good. Moving in was easy, they showed you how to get big items in. You are able to take your meals to your room, just have to bring your own container. They have really good food and you can pick from a couple of items. Communication with the family is really good.

New owners since January are upgrading and expanding the staff which has been a positive experience thus far. They need to have more activities that are more appealing to the majority of residents and at least 5 days per week instead of 2-3 days per week.

Overall, it's been a good experience. It's been a transition because this is the first time my mom was put into a facility. Nothing is perfect but for what the facility provides it's a good value. The affordability stood out. My mom is on a very limited income and no other facilities came close to the pricing. Also it was the closest facility to where I live which was very important.

My Mom passed away on [date removed] Mackenzie Place is not my favorite place right now. I can't get answers to my questions concerning the final bill, and they have not reported her death to the pharmacy. And we're still getting bills.

We found that the Meadows is a friendly community. Both the staff and residents have been warm and welcoming. We chose the Meadows for my MIL for the convenient location in town for friends and family to visit, the friendliness of the staff, the recommendations from friends who work in the healthcare field, and were familiar with several local assisted living facilities. The more moderate cost of care.

The staff is great but some of their processes need to be refined. Good people that are somewhat poorly managed. Based on the experience we have had so far, we would recommend the Wheeler Terrace community to other families.

Over all it is great. One "special" at lunch and dinner with an alternate menu with salads, sandwiches, fish ,chicken baskets with chips "tots" or regular fries sometimes sweet potato fries or breakfast items. We have not gone down to breakfast as we are not morning people. Staff is friendly and helpful, trashes are picked up regularly and units are cleaned weekly - towels and sheets are picked up and laundered bathrooms are cleaned and floors are vacuumed. If I have anything in the sink they wash them too and clean counters and wipe down fridge! We are in assisted living due to my husband's dementia and Parkinson's. He is able to take care of his own personal needs but when help is needed it is prompt and effective. We receive a daily schedule of activities for the following day in the evening or the next morning with a game or puzzle on the back. We feel over all this is a comfortable situation and the best price for our needs

I was familiar with Winkler because I led the Sunday School class once a month pre-covid. Everyone I ever encountered spoke highly of the facility. Winkler has a very good reputation.

I like it here at The Meadows at Escalante. I only wish the food was better! We are also getting a lot of new people. We have a lot of opportunities for social interaction, 6 days a week and just recently more activities even on Sundays.!

What our family likes the most about the Chisolm Court community is the friendly and caring employees they have working there. It is a smaller facility with a nice courtyard for residents and visitors to relax outside safely.

I am pleased with how well my brother has thrived since he moved there July 2022. He is more outgoing and healthier. He really likes the maintenance man, housekeeper and previous activity director. He doesn’t participate in activities but she always encouraged him. The food has improved. But still needs more veggies and less carbs. It is difficult as a diabetic to maintain blood sugar.

I’d recommend Bluebonnet for individuals who don’t need an extensive amount of help. You can’t ask for more caring staff, but if you’re at the point where your loved one isn’t able to make safe decisions any longer maybe assisted living is not be the solution. People who fall a lot or attempt to shower or dress when they’re not supposed to do so without help are examples of what I mean. If you do decide to go the assisted living route after researching your options you will like Bluebonnet Place.

Our family had an in person tour experience with The Atrium at Overland Park and overall it was a good tour experience but they did not have a memory care unit which our loved one needed.

Starting with the staff which is awesome, loving and caring for there community. That is the main reason we chose this place they are on top of it and with a smile on there face. Our family. An rest easy knowing where our Dad is and the care he is receiving they are so encouraging. Now on the other hand I think the food department could be upgraded a bit to fit there appetites. Other than that we are well pleased with Lucas Court….

I picked this community, because of the location, nice room, and distance to dining room. Overall a good experience and my Mom likes it there. I like that they do not separate Residents with dementia from the rest of the Residents. Yes, I would recommend it.

My very first encounter with [name removed] at Bradfield Terrace, the first thing she asked me was 'how is your mom and how can we help her?' When I visited other facilities, the first question they asked me is ' how many other places have you toured?' My mother is not a product to be sold or bought and that is one of the reasons I went with Bradfield Terrace. They genuinely care. The staff is wonderful. Housekeeping is done regularly. Communication with the family is good, they also have a newsletter. Overall, the food is good. Weekends tend to be sparse for meals. The facility has a low number of residents, which I personally love. Everybody knows my mother on a personal basis. I love Bradfield Terrace. I would recommend them to other families.

Bluebonnet Court is a nice facility. It stays clean, food is tasty, staff is very caring, management is also caring and does a great job keeping things working well. It's not a new facility, but well maintained and pleasant.

I would say that the leaders and staff know their jobs, and do make an effort to provide a comfortable environment for the residents. It appears to be best suited to residents who have some degree of autonomy. Seems a little pricey now since new management took over a few months ago and prices increased.

They were very open to feedback and management was always available to talk. They cared about each resident and got to know them individually. They have a good grasp of memory care requirements. They do a good job of keeping the residents involved in daily activities. Improvements: The facility is slightly dated, but I understand they are scheduled to update. As with all of these facilities, some of the staff is much better than others, but management addressed issues quickly. I recommend visiting as often as possible, staff seems to be more attentive when they know family is visiting often. They could also benefit from hiring some additional help as some residents require some additional support.