Sagora Senior Living

My wife and i are both residing in the community. So far it has been kept clean and everything put in place. Some of the meals that we have had have not been good a wide variety would be nice so we could choose what we like. My wife and i have been participating in some of the activities that are offered on site. I would recommend the community the staff has been nice with us and the communication has been great.

I toured this community for my friend and it was decent. From what I saw the community looked well-kept. The staff was kind and friendly. They answered my questions and were very informative. I didn't feel they were able to provide the level of care my friend needed. It was a decent tour, but not the place for my friend.

My mom moved in to a beautiful, clean apartment. Took a few too many days to hook up the cable that was guaranteed; still waiting on name plates for her box. For the most part, staff is very friendly and helpful.

Lakestone is a wonderful community. Beautiful lakefront, great food, close to shopping & friendly staff.

The staff was really nice and caring with Vicki the sales person being the most helpful. We had several meals in the dining room prior to our move in, the food was great. However, it takes one and a half hours to sometimes almost two to get served lunch. I am not a table sitter. The facility is beautiful and well maintained inside and out. The fact that there is only one elevator is inconvient and sometimes time consuming to use. We live on the 3rd floor and I choose to use the stairs as much as possible. The facility is close to resturants, shopping, entertainment, etc which is a big plus for us. We love our two bedroom unit and feel it very comfortable and homey. A couple of issues with pricing policies on the community fees. They were raised from $ 2,000 to $ 2,700, which is extremely high. Would be curious to know when that took effect. Another issue, we were told that the base price of the unit was $ 2,049 as we had written down information when my wife called, but when processing in the office we were informed that it was $ 2,099, fifty dollars more. Last issue was the fact that we informed the office staff we were not moving in until sometime in May. We signed our agreement/contract on the 25th of April and were charged for one day in April in addition to the month of May. I felt that was "gouging" a bit. We both wanted this facility and its location, so we accepted the aforementioned. Overall we are extremely happy to have made the decision to move here and are enjoying the life style.

Things are going pretty well for my mother here at Oakwood she seems to have adjusted well. The community is very clean and well kept, no problems there. The staff has been really helpful and kind to my mother and are always willing to help. I have been to have dinner with her a few times and the food is okay not the best but okay. She seems happy here she even got herself a boyfriend now which is nice to see. If you are in the area I would recommend for you to take a look at this community it is very nice.

It was overwhelming for Mom initially as there was so many things going on, but gradually she warmed up to the new surroundings and people and seems to be happy as of now.

Beautiful facility, very friendly, and the care staff have been exceptional. One main area for improvement is the dining room. Not enough staff and the food is not good and not well planned. One nite I was there to visit my Mom and they served pizza and corn. Not very nutritious or easy for seniors to eat. Have complained multiple times about the food and food service but no improvement , the servers are great, just not enough of them to take care of everyone.

This new facility is very beautiful and accommodating to the needs of your loved one. The staff is very involved with the residents and as they get to know them they adjust their care to suit their needs. They are very kind, polite and respectable and know each resident by name. They cater to their likes and dislikes while always trying to engage them in activities or events. Their attention to detail in regards to housekeeping and doing the residents laundry is very lacking in spite of repeated reminders and insistence. Their activities program is in its start up stages so they lack a solid structure of engagement of the residents however they show promise of improvement. Their dining area is beautiful and inviting served in a restaurant type atmosphere. The staff is versatile as caregivers, food servers and doing residents laundry. I hope as more residents join Sycamore they can hire appropriate staff for each area. This facility has a base rate for apartments with a service fee for each increment of care needed which can be rather costly for those needing much care. Overall the facility is very nice for Sugar Land, I am pleased with the care and I hope the other areas will improve as they grow.

The wifi could improve. It's not strong enough for the rooms and you have to go down the hallway for it to work.

They need need more help at HEARTIS. They are understaffed. For example when they move dad they pick him up by his shorts and it gives him a huge wedgie. I just don't think the staff are trained properly. We are working with them on it. The food is okay. We have been happy with the people. One time my mom said the staff said that dad didn't get his medicine because he didn't come to breakfast. I don't think that should be happening. He should get his medicine no matter what. Rhonda there is fantastic. The interaction that I have had with the staff has been good. But some of the things I hear really need improving.

At The Brennity at Fairhope the food needs improvement. It is just not good. That really needs improving. They also need better integration of new residents. The facility does not have central heat and air. They are just window units.

Our grandmother has been here one month. So far we have been pleased with the staff politeness, cleanliness, and the varied selection of activities. One of the things we observed while checking Heritage Place out is that the residents all seem to be in good spirits.

I have been here one month. Residents and staff are very friendly and welcoming. The food is good and there is a large choice of items. 2 meals, continental breakfast and one other come with monthly rent. It would be nice if breakfast was served a little later(cutoff is 9 am) for late sleepers. Also could use a bit more variety in breakfast menu. Exercise programs are varied and I like several of them and do try to attend. There are not many evening or weekend activities. Could be improved. Also need variations in non-exercise activities.

Just been in for a week,but seams good.

One of the main things, being that it's a brand new property, they don't even have office hours and to me that would seem like the time to have some. The main doors close at 8 pm and you can't get in unless you put in the number, and it's just a little hard to get use to. It's safe in that respect, its just hard to get things to her when we need too. It's a new property, so i'm sure there's a lot of kinks to work out, it just hasn't been as smooth a transition as we hoped. But my mother likes all her the residents she has met so far.

Rosewood Estates is a very nice place. I am living there now and the people here are very friendly and helpful. For my particular circumstance I am on a very small tight limited fixed income and it can be a little difficult to make everything work financially.

The meals have gone downhill. This is a very important feature for senior citizens. Presentation is very good, but I find myself eating less and less when visiting my mom. They have the same chef, so that's not apparently the problem. I think they may be using a lot of frozen vegetables and overcooking them. There should also always be an alternate entree, other than chicken. I'm wondering if it's all pre-packaged food, which it wasn't before. The residents are not happy, and the food is what originally brought most of them here, according to them. Mom is now in a 2BR, and receiving a lot fewer services and amenities than were pointed out to us as included with each apartment at no extra charge. I'm beginning to wonder, but it is a nice facility.

We love the "at home" feel of Rocky Ridge & the people who live there are friendly & welcoming. Their "aging in place" policy made it a viable consideration for my dad who's health is failing. At Rocky Ridge he can be surrounded by people who are active & alert, while he still receives the assistance he needs from one of their onsite care providers (not affiliated with Rocky Ridge). We chose "Angel of Mercy" & he really enjoys the men from this company who help him with his meds/mobility issues. They make Rocky Ridge a good choice for him. Note: the sales staff was poorly informed (which was frustrating), and the management staff are all fairly new, but we chose the location because the residents were friendly and welcoming and felt like people my dad could be friends with. On the downside, his apartment wasn't ready as early as we were promised, he's been there two months and they still haven't taken his picture for the veterans wall, and he still doesn't have his name tag - small issues in the grand scheme of things, but if you tend toward micro-management, the lack of follow-through could be irritating. All in all, Rocky Ridge has a "feel" of home, not a hotel, resort or nursing home. They have activities for residents often - some of them resident driven (music, dancing, crafts, bingo, games, etc) & the atrium has a grand piano, bird aviary & comfy chairs. You can often find groups of people, rolling walkers & scooters in the atrium & on the front porch at the right time of day. Meals are served in the dining room just off the atrium & their service is fairly slow paced - a bonus for my Dad, since that ensures he's really with people for a good amount of time every day. (It might be too slow for others - I just think the pace works well for [removed] We visited mostly assisted living sites in the Birmingham area - some of which we also liked - but this independent living facility had a mix of residents who are active, sharp & enjoyable, along with the extra help he needs available onsite. A win/win. (Note: The price quoted with this review is for a one-bedroom apartment, but they have a range of units in this facility. Two onsite companies of care givers are available to hire independently for an additional fee, depending on your needs.)

Put my stepdad there about nine months ago. He is in a shared room. The place is clean, the staff tries. Doesn't smell. The food is good. But as with most facilities of this type, there are always issues. Clothes lost, etc. There is quite a lot of turnover with employees there as I suspect most of these places. He has settled in fairly well. I will say for being a level one client that doesn't need much help, except with meds (as all are required to do) it serves the purpose. I was not pleased that they raised the rates $150 a month in the nine months since we put him there. One more thing I would think would be nice is if they had therapy dogs brought in. I was told they had them, but to my knowledge it's never happened. I think the people would love that.