Leisure Care, LLC/One Eighty

Wonderful Fun Enjoying the close by shopping

I would recommend for assisted living. We picked them because of the atmosphere and location.

It has been good with no complaints

The cost is a little high. The people that work with the residents are great! And since my friend has been there, it is great. The workers in the cafeteria always encourage the residents to eat. In the activities rooms, the workers have fun things to make or do!

Volante is a nice facility. Their staff that is kind and accommodating, The food is good, and the place is clean! The activities on the calendar don't always happen, but they are always friendly and have gone above and beyond for my mother.

When I first moved in it was great but when Volante bought it every thing went down hill

There are a lot of activity options, the residents all seem happy, and staff is friendly. Based on the experience we have had, we would recommend Russellville Park to other families who may need a place for their loved ones.

My mom only stayed at this facility for about 5days or so. She was in and out of the hospital. A few of the people when I went to collect my Moms belongings, were very curt and not very helpful. The director was very helpful and super nice! I paid for the 30 days, but like I said my mom was only there for about 5 days. I recommend this facility. Mainly due to the director, April. She was very nice and super helpful. Any facility can always have room for improvement

It's a very nice community with caring staff. It took a while to settle in to the right care routine, but things are good now. I would recommend to others.

Continuous staffing shortages need to be corrected. Better support from Corporate management. Better leadership from dining room management, including ordering food from suppliers. Local management struggles, in my opinion. Site CEO supports waiter staffing with occasional appearance to help in dining room. Bus transport adequate. Driver is competent and friendly.

Since the place is small, the staff seems to know everyone by name! That is reassuring to residents and their families. Menus have two entree choices for each meal and much appears to be from scratch . Activities daily, weekly laundry and light housekeeping and weekly shopping trips. They manage meds and deliver them to residents. All in all, I am comfortable with the choice. This company has several sites in the state.

Do to an unexpected health event we could no longer stay in our home. We had intended to move later this year. We like living here. Staff is very professional, go out of their way to be helpful, the food is good. For those who like to walk 6 miles of hiking trails are five minutes away. South Hillsboro is being developed and access to a grocery store restaurants general shopping will be available later this year.

I was very happy from the time I walked into the facilities at Azalea at Cinnaminson. The people were very friendly. Residents there looked happy. The facilities are only a year old this month. My mother initially needed a little more care as she had recently had a fall. The aides have been very helpful and eventually got into a routine with her. The staff is very friendly, and makes it a point to know the names of all residents. There are plenty of activities for the residents to do there, if you choose to participate. The only thing I had an issue with was that she had not seen the doctor associated with the facility for 2 months. This has since been corrected. They have brought a new medical group in, and she had seen the doctor the next day.

The team at Russellville Park is very supportive with out being over-bearing. Apartments are nice. They have good closet space and a nice kitchen layout. The 2 door option to get to the bathroom was clever.

My mom is receiving excellent care. It is expensive, they all are, but her needs are being met and she seems to be happy. The nurses and aides are attentive and caring. She does say that the meals are very repetitive.

Management changes often but the staff is great. That's

I would recommend The Villages at Unity to others. They have an ambassador resident to help acclimate new residents. However, I'd suggest that they also have a few "new resident" events to meet each other and know who the new residents are so they can look to each other for meals, outings etc. There are cliques that make it hard for someone new. They reduced the restaurant hours shortly after she moved in and that has not gone over well with all of the residents. The staff is very friendly, calling everyone by name. The food is good, except holiday meals are horrible! Maintenance, housekeeping and front desk staff have all been great. While mom is still adjusting and wants to "go home "...this should prove to be a good decision.

It's a tough situation at best .....any facility is only as good as the people working there, those folks helping the clients & their day to day care. Yes, good help is always hard to find. The place was sold to new owners &, of course, new owners upped the rent on everybody (fee removed/ mo. on Mom). Food is just so-so & they seem to be trying to correct/improve the serving process as mealtime is the "highlight" of the clients day & could be more enjoyable. Hopefully, things are improving. I think the new owners of the facility are "trying" to work the kinks & problems out & some of the food served

Friendly staff and easy to work with. The move-in, etc. was very easy.