Leisure Care, LLC/One Eighty

in person tour and the facility and it just seemed kind of dark and loud. You could see people just walking around and going to dinner that was it, and the crowd seemed a little more elderly. It was not a stimulating environment.

Our family had an in person tour, and the community was just not for us it was very old dark and stale feeling.

It is very clean, but the staff is very misleading. Once we got my loved one got in to the community the staff said they could no longer care for my loved one, and this was after the evaluation prior to them moving in. I felt it was more of a sales pitch from the staff, than about the care that my loved one would receive.

When my loved one moved in, it had a different name. Without our knowledge, Gladwell was already taking over the facility, but we weren't informed. It was a good experience up until that point. And then all the things they were doing and said they could do, Gladwell would no longer do. Even simple things, such as administering eye drops. From what I understand now, they didn't have the licensing to do those types of things. It was a horrible experience. We felt like we were deceived because no one told us this was happening. Their billing was so confusing. It was ridiculous the way they presented everything. It was a huge mess. The nurses were nice enough to him, and there were no horrible people there. But they were having to get used to the all the changes as well. We've since moved and think of Gladwell as a bad memory.

Expensive, big apartments, but isolated living in a community that big. Caregivers come in, do the task, leave, and my mom would then sit there all day, alone. It's a nice place but not for my mother.

The friendliness of the staff members is mixed, very simply this community was very warm and inviting getting us there, everyone was very helpful. It turns out our loved one has a very progressive neurological disease, and unfortunately the care they advertised was not what they promised. Those staff members that were friendly, became rude towards us. The dining room is slow, it takes a long time being seating, a long time to order,and a long time to receive the food you ordered. For a resident with good health it is a good value, probably one of the better ones. If you are not healthy it is not a good value, With the care services and care givers there were some that could not of been better, and others who could of used some improvement.

My parent lives here. On the overall, it's a really nice well maintained facility. The employees are kind. However, one huge area of complaint for the residents is always the food!! The residents pay for it, but Fairwinds does NOT provide high quality, fresh food that is well prepared. For example, the "Cobb Salad dinner entree has NO dressing, no egg, no bacon, and no blue cheese (only a mozzarella like cheese product). Since the residents are on lockdown, food is one of the very few things they have to look forward to and Fairwind's cheapens out and leave the residents disappointed that they cannot get a good meal with all of the hard earned money they pay. It is a shame they do not value their residents more. The kitchen staff should prepare the meals to be like something they would want to eat. It is unfortunate the facility does not respond to resident feedback.

Our mom was one of the first residence at Grand Villa. She loved it there for many years and really enjoyed being involved in the activities there. However, the care and services at Grand Villa has deteriorated over the past 2 years so much so that my mom asked that she be moved some place else. We tried to resolve issues with the Nursing Supervisor and Director on numerous occasions but did not get really anywhere with them. There is a lot of staff turnover there now also which does not go over very well with many elderly individuals. Very sad to see a place that started out so "Grand" become a place that seems not to take care of their residents as well as they should be taken care of.

Small one bedrooms cost much too high for what is available.

I was not impressed with my tour of this community. I feel like this community is ran like a business. The environment was a not homey atmosphere. I knew this was not the facility for my love.

I already met with [Removed], the Executive Director on June 12 and was assured that these simple requests would be fulfilled: 1. Post a weekly meal menu either online or at the facility 2. Place a bench at the outside entry so that the elderly residents and visitors can sit while waiting for someone to open the door As of July 28, neither request has been met. While these are no where near my concern for my dad's care, they have also been forgotten or ignored.

I will say there is room for improvements in this community. I do have many concerns regarding my fathers care. They have been going through a lot of administration changes, and that is concerning to me. They say they can not force anybody to eat. My father stays in his room all day, and misses most of the meals. The meals could use some improvements, but I would like to see them be more encouraging. The staff for the most part are kind, and friendly overall, but I do feel they are understaffed. Unfortunately I can not recommend this community at this time. Until they make some changes.

this one didn't feel as independent. again, I am looking for a place with no meals included. for example, Rossmoor or Oakmont, though I don't care for oakmont and am hoping for a cooler environment than rossmoor.

I was not impressed with my tour of this community. The appearance of the community was not good. They could do a better job with the cleanliness of the facility. At the moment they are transitioning with a new director, and I didn't feel comfortable with that. The room they showed me was small. I knew from my tour that this was not the community for my mother.

I was very dissatisfied with this community, during our tour I had noticed that the lobby was very small and seemed very crammed for all of the residents they had. I also thought there was not enough activities available and the packages they offered where way over priced for what they had available. I would not want my loved one living in this place and would not recommend it.

I have two reasons to be concerned. My mother was allowed to bring her dog with her when she moved in. The dog is old, blind and incontinent. She was then asked to remove the dog, understandably. The dog was removed, but then for some reason, the dog was allowed to return. Mother is unable to tend to the dogs needs and cleanliness is a huge problem. Lately, Mother has not been going down to have her meals because she feels too dirty. Missing meals! That is a huge problem. Allowing the return of the dog? The big problem. Stringing Mother along has been a divisive issue for the entire family and I feel Canfield has been complicit in this situation.

The tour we had lead me not to pick this community. I feel the community did not have the adequate needs for my dad.

I was told before placing my mother at Fairwinds that she would be kept happy and involved, that they would have a mentor show her around and be a friend, and that hasn't happened. I feel that once she was in there, they kind of left my mom on her own. I've had to make several calls about things happening. When she calls the front desk, she won't hear back from anyone. She uses a walker and could not get through a door because it closed too fast on her. A physical therapist was supposed to help her with mobility and that took forever to get started. The gym director is really good, they started a range of motion class. The staff is friendly. The food is very good. They do offer activities but she could use some encouragement to participate. They gave her $2 once to play bingo, so that was nice. The activity calendar looks good.

Nice inside however they did not give my dad the care he needed. He has a bed sore they are covering their tracks by discharging him from the facility.

Real Nice place high turnover staff and owners