Leisure Care, LLC/One Eighty

My step mother choose this place as she has friends here and she had been here before, she did not look at any other place. She was unaware that I had contacted A place for Mom.

I think they are doing quite well. I think because of the problem I'm with my insurance, it's not really their fault. Communication-wise I was unaware that being in the memory section was still consider assisted living. I can't blame that on them but the new owners have only had it for like six months and I think that the problem with the communication is that they're new. As far as the facility itself, the people themselves and what they do, is good, but when you come down to the beginning part when you're getting them in the communications at the beginning part are not exactly what I would want them to be. Because of their inability and too newness to handle that properly, it was too overwhelming for me. As far as everything else goes it was fine just a real bumpy road in the beginning and that is why the overall is a four. In talking to other people they didn't have the same experience because they had other things to deal with, they had nothing but nice things to say. I liked it because it was not a huge facility and it is family owned and they were fixing to put a lot of money into remodel which they are doing and in a timely manner and a good manner and I felt it was more comfortable than other facilities. They want to do well they're striving to do well and they are following through on what their promises were. It was not institutionalized feeling.

This place is newly renovated and renovation is still going on. I was impressed by the amenities and I like the rooms also, since they had a kitchenette. I am bringing my mom back to this place.

My brother hated it, the room was trashy, the furniture that you would find on the street and put in the room, the people were nice, the rest of the place looked nice. The people were excellent. I didn't handle the payment part so value would be hard to judge. They weren't really prompt when you rang the bell, and when he had an accident and came back an hour later and they still hadn't changed the bed. They had a big TV room and you can sit outside but that is the extent of the activities that I am aware of. The food was ok.

The people were very nice and the residents are friendly. The place is very clean. The maintenance staff was quick to setup the cable tv and hang the pictures. They paired my father with a nice gentleman for meals and the food has been good although the service is sometimes slow. I wish they had more activities for men. The only negative is related to the medications. Residents must stop at the nurses station to get their meds and there is often a line and you have to wait. It took a week to get my father's medications straightened out which was concerning because he went 7 days without some of the meds that he needed.

Liked it. Might be too big for mom, but will take her there to see. Didn't have a quiet room in her price range :(

Very very nice place but it will be too big and overwhelming for my mom. we would be paying more for the bells and whistles that we don't need. sales lady didn't ask me a lot of questions about our needs; mostly sold the beautiful place which had a lot of very fine services.

Toured, nice place, could be an option for my mother

We really liked them. We would have liked my in-laws to go there but they didn't feel that they could make friends there. I liked the cleanliness and the offerings that they had - not so much scheduled activities but anytime activities. I liked their staff and of course their food was exceptional. I think that as far as their level of care, I'm finding that they’re all pretty much comparable. They didn’t stand out there but the facility itself and the rooms were great.

I think it's better than the other ones we checked out because the main thing I didn't like about the other places was that they had assigned seating at meals. He sleeps at odd times and he's very gregarious so I didn't think he'd like to be with the same people for every meal, he'd get bored. The food is fine, the people are very friendly, everyone's friendly and they had a meet your neighbor evening so he could play the fiddle. He's memory's not that great and he's easily distracted so it's hard for him to get anywhere fast so that was good. It's also nice that he has to go downstairs and walk to food, so that's much better for him. Most of the time the care is good, you have to keep after them to make sure things get done. i find I'm spending a lot of time there to make sure he gets up for meals.

I came close to putting my mother there but by the time you do the highest level of assisted living you're looking at paying quite a bit of money plus they had the entrance fee which you just lose. Other than the financial aspect I thought Heritage was fabulous. It's a beautiful facility . It was great but I don't think it was suitable for where my mother is in her care.

Met with Jennifer one of the owners, she gave me a tour of the facility. Ithink Peachtree will be a good fit for my Mother. I would recommend

POsitive experience there after hip replacement. Not sure if they would take Dad (what is the contingency plan if we need him to be in memory care???)

Fantastic. Almost too fantastic. Friendly and courteous staff. the gym and pool were closed for maintenance. Good food, but expensive. I want to go back and see activities and fitness classes. Bad neighborhood.

Very large facility. But nice.

Mother currently lives here. Large 2 bd/2 bth with kitchens & her own laundry. Fireplace, central air, cable TV. Internet is separate fee. Dining is like a cafe plus daily specials.

#1 Selling Point: 'Quality of Food and Service.' Property is in renovated 1908 brick school house w/2 other buildings connected by sky bridges. Near Providence Hospt & Rehab facility. Family-setting, but hotel-like. Residents are 'family.' Very connected to local arts scene with live performances 3 - 4 days week in building. 5-day/week RN. Prices, assisted living 'levels' and floor plans are listed. PT, OT, audiologist and podiatrist come in-house. Mom's hearing aids could be managed right there. Before move-in, each apt is re-painted and re-floored. New resident can have a say in colors, flooring type, etc, and can request modifications (to be paid by occupant, such as an island in the kitchen). 2 BR with West sunset view now available.

This is our choice. We are anticipating a move in date in late March, early April depending on availability.

Great visit. Director was very present centered and concerned about the individual needs of my mom. Offered me a complimentary lunch that I haven't taken advantage of yet.

Loved it. Brand new. Private suites. Included extras in basic monthly rent.