12 Oaks Senior Living

My mom stayed here for awhile until we found that she needed more help. This was not the right level of care for her and the hallways were distant from her room. They were no longer the right fir. It is a nice place and the staff were very accommodating and attentive during her stay.

Mom is still adjusting to living at Greenfield. Her health is better. The staff are fabulous and really do care about the residents. She does not like the food, however my father in law does. There is not a variety of food options in the evening. They seem to offer a lot of activities. The community is clean but there is a musty smell and some cracked walls in the stairwell.

I think on Sundays they need more employees its hard to find one to help on Sundays .. and its very quiet and deserted on Sundays. You dont see many employees on Sunday .. just residents. You have to hunt for someone.

We toured Lucas Place and it was a nice small lock down unit. This is a cozy community with more of a nursing home feel. I think this might be a good place for people looking for dementia or alzheimer's care.

It seems like a nice place. The outside area is not very big. The food is alright.

I think they need some help on the maintenance. We have had a lot of trouble with the plumbing. The manager is gone now, and I haven't had anyone able to tell me who the new manager is. They have a little atrium with trees and birds, which we used to have a view of, but with being moved due to maintenance. The food has been good. The rooms are clean, they have good housekeeping. The people are friendly, it's a nice place, they just need to work on the maintenance.

This was a nice place, and a top choice when we first toured. I don't think this was the best fit for my loved one. I was not entirely happy, and we ended up moving. Once moved my loved one was much happier.

very nice place and the people are very kind.

I Love the Atriums. My Dad passed and Mom wasn't driving. She was lonely and depressed. She still wanted her own apartment, but was losing weight. After 2.5 months, she is doing great. She has made friends, gained 5 pounds. Her memory is better and she is off her anti-depressant. Her meds are delivered, activities and meals all provided. I love Lucille the owner , she herself is 84. Highly recommend . It has given me peace of mind.

This just wasn't a great fit for us. There just wasn't enough staff for our needs. There isn't enough staff to really watch someone who might be prone to wandering off. It wasn't that they weren't friendly, it just wasn't a good fit for us.

The staff was very friendly and responsive to our questions. The facility was reasonably clean, and well laid out. During our tour I realized the air conditioner in the offered room was not functioning. I brought it to their attention and they assured me it would be repaired before her arrival. The next day we brought Grandma to her new home. The air had not been repaired and we had to wait two hours in the hallway for it to be fixed and the room to cool down. This would be my only major complaint. The room is quite and comfortable. Grandma has a nice view of the courtyard, and the air now works great. The activities are a little sparse in my mind, but its enough to keep Grandma out of trouble. All in all I would say good value, and a nice place for a senior on a budget to call home.

This was our first experience with respite. I feel the care was excellent. The only issue was a communication misunderstanding. Mom has dementia, needs reminders to take her pills, check her blood sugar & blood pressure. We have a spreadsheet that she will list the time she has done each of these things. To our surprise, when we picked her up, she had taken no pills for 5 days. Besides dementia, she has CHF, GERD & diabetes. Her sugar was 362 when we got her home. I didn't realize we should've signed her up for administering her meds, when Barbara Parker said, "can she take her meds?" Mom can take them, but her memory is really bad, that's why we have the spreadsheet. I showed it to Barbara (she has a copy), I explained what "needs" to be done. Mom just needs reminders, but the reminders have to be constant until she does it.

Liked, friendliness of staff. Improvement, food.

Housekeeping is inconsistent and so is the quality of meals. Food sits in the dishes it's served in long enough to become hard. Some meals are too salty to eat. Having issues finding anyone to report issues too. No one seems to be in charge there except for the assisted living. This is the only place my mom can afford.

Overall experience I'm going to give a three, because they went off and left her twice for doctor's appointments downstairs. One day the guy didn't even show up. My mom didn't say anything when I called, management knew nothing about it. How can you have a driver no show for scheduled runs in the morning and nobody knows about it. Anyway, they double deducted her money once and I had to get on them about that. So I'm not real sure if someone living there her age has issues if anyone would catch them. The cleanliness is okay, I don't really see any issues. But the third floor smells awful. We went up there for coffee one day because her area was out and it's like a nasty hospital or something I don't know it was bad. She says the food is no good, I went there one day for lunch with her and we had hot dogs on bread with homemade chili and tater tots. The day we were there for our preview I asked her why in the world they were serving 70 80 and 90 year old people corn on the cob? I mean that's what we were served for lunch was Shepherd's pie, a roll, corn on the cob and a cookie. Seems like an awful waste to me. The staff member I originally dealt with has left, and only had poor things to say, but of course that would probably be expected. But she said none of the things that they had promised the residents or had been promised had happened with the new ownership so she moved on. Value for the money I'd have to say is probably pretty good cuz you get what you pay for right. Anyway, do what this is you like, she wants out of there, but I don't think she'd be happy anywhere. Oh one more thing I forgot, her smoke alarm didn't work for the longest time. The one in her kitchen I think I'm not sure. She called him and call them and finally the lady said you only need one smoke alarm in your apartment you'll be fine. Well she's 89 years old, and that is not the case. My husband is a firefighter, I called them and said you get in there and you fix that smoke alarm because of my mom has a fire in the kitchen and she's in the bedroom asleep number one she won't wake up and number two there's no way out. They fix the smoke alarm but again why have somebody else have to call when she's telling you my smoke alarms not working, over and over again. She knows now, just to tell me when something is wrong or needs to be handled and we'll get it done.

The price is good. They do not have video cameras around. You can't get a fried egg anymore. The staff are very friendly.

Everyone was friendly and helpful. Quality of care hard to say as we didn't require much care. Meals and dining, nothing was bad but there was only 3 or 4 things that I looked forward to. Activities were varied but my husband wasn't very interested in participating. Value for cost, that's one of the reasons we moved back to the community we left in [date removed]. Assisted living is expensive no matter where you choose to live and the Meadows is no exception. I understand they are under new management so my comments are based on the previous management. I'm finding it less expensive to rent where we are and have even been able to contribute to our savings. We left the Meadows due to a coming increase of [fee removed]month increase in January and would have to start dipping into our savings.

Good leaves something to be desired I really feel they need a certified nutrition/cook, I think they also should have better security such as cameras in the resident hallways, keep the fall pendants instead of getting rid of them, finish the repairs they started.

The place is no longer "assisted living" it is "senior living". I guess the staff is normal staff, just takes a few days-a week to get things fixed. They changed management. The cafeteria has apparently gotten so bad no one wants to eat there. Based off of our experience, I would not recommend Emerson South Collins to others looking.

My Mom lived at the Meadows from April 2022 to October 2023 when she passed. I live in Salt Lake City and always felt confident in the care that she was receiving. Her nurses and techs were kind and receptive to her needs. My issue has been the treatment of me and my family since her passing. We have been given the complete run around regarding a refund for the 2 weeks left in the month. I have had numerous conversations with multiple employees who said they would take care of the problem and nothing would be done. We have heard the check has been cut, the check has been sent, the check should have been taken care of by the old management company, etc. etc. It has been over six months now and we are being told there is nothing else they can do. I'm sure if we had taken this long to pay for my Mom's rent, she would have been evicted without question. We hope no one else has to have this experience.