Sinceri Senior Living

I love the staff. They are pretty consistent with doing the same things every day, starting the morning with coffee and newspapers. They have been great to work with. I really like the size of it, there are not a lot of residents, but big enough that they weren't staring at eachother.

They were great! They took wonderful care of him. Checking on him often. He was a hard guy to get along with but they handled him really well and he even bragged about them. He never complained about the meals. We were pretty happy with them. I felt like we were getting more than our moneys worth. He would sit in his apartment and look around and say he's never been anywhere this nice in his entire life. We've even referred other people there.

I was recommending them to friend last night. Such tender warm loving, care. The food is good. If we could get the maintenance man to be a little more responsive, that would be great. It's not a big instutution it's more like families, maybe 14 people in the building. The caregivers are just sweethearts, they offer coffee and hot chocolate.

This was one of the locations we toured at when looking into memory care for our loved one. It was a very nice looking place, and the staff all seemed caring and professional. Carla, in particular, was very very helpful. We spoke with quite a few people during our search and she really stood out as one of the best. Unfortunately this community did not have the type of room available that we were interested in during the time of our search, they only had beds in double rooms available.

This was one of the locations we toured at when looking into memory care for our loved one. It was a very nice looking place, and the staff all seemed caring and professional. Our loved one had a very specific level of care that we didn't feel they were an exact fit for, but overall they seemed like a great memory care facility.

This is a beautiful community that is very clean and up-to-date. The facilities are light-filled and lovely. They provide three meals per day unlike many other communities that only provide one or two. They have many different apartment lay-outs to choose from.

Honestly I would have picked this one, but I had already signed papers for another by the time I happened to see this one and do a walk-in tour. It's a very nice place! Everything looked great, the rooms were lovely, and the residents I saw in the dining hall looked happy. The staff are also very friendly. The marketing person I spoke with, Dominic, was more than happy to talk with me even though I was already committed to another location, and has stayed in touch.

My uncle is 91 years old with "Alzheimer's Type Dementia". I found, the hard way, that a nursing home is not a good fit for this diagnosis and that mentally he declined at an alarming rate. Here at Autumn Leaves these past 2 months, I have seen him improve so very much. This place is like a home versus a "facility". It has spacious living areas which the residents enjoy; 2 beautiful cozy, themed dining rooms complete with designer fish tanks; a family room----just take the tour! They have a very well trained staff, a great nurse and medication aids-----best of all, my uncle is very happy there. We took him home for Christmas yesterday and he could hardly wait to get back, he didn't want to miss out on anything!

From the moment I visited Farmington Square and met Carey and Jill I felt at home and knew it was the perfect spot for my husband, Curtis. Farmington Square even came out to my house and transported Curtis for me. They did everything they could to help make the transition smooth and when an emergency health issue came up they handled it with ease. My husband passed away after only seven days but everyone at Farmington Square treated Curtis and myself like family.

One thing we really liked about this community, and a reason that we selected it, was the smaller size. We wanted something that would feel more personal, and wouldn't be overwhelming for my in-laws to get used to. It's very nice looking, and clean. The staff is friendly and helpful. The food is alright, it's good most days but can be hit or miss depending on the dish. I feel like the community could have been a little more helpful with the paperwork, since we were moving my in-laws in from out-of-state, which I'm sure they deal with all the time, but was a lot for us to deal with without help.

I am very happy with this community, and my Mom loves it as well, it really is a wonderful place. The staff are uniformly lovely, very positive and always smiling! And they are unobtrusive, the residents feel very independent. My Mom really appreciates having all the people around, she enjoys the social activities and has made numerous friends. There are nice touches, there has been a piano player when I have visited, and fashion shows where the residents can purchase clothing. The grounds themselves are lovely, and the location is great. Also, the food is wonderful, and the staff gets to know what individual residents like.

They have all kinds of things to do, there is what they call a town center with crafts, and people will come and play music, sometimes they will have chili and hot dogs, or exercises. Sometimes different groups of residents will go for ice cream or something. The focus on dementia care was what made us choose them. They don't take physically sick people they focus on dementia. There isn't really anything they could do better. He eats, they all eat, he cleans his plate and they let them eat as much as they want and don't hinder them from eating. The community is not like a nursing home, it has a totally different feel. It feels like an independent retirement community with no odor of people being sick, there aren't a lot of bells ringing or alarms going off. People aren't just sitting in the hallway in their wheelchairs. The people seem content and well taken care of. They make sure he is clean with showers and his incontinence is cared for, they are not left in soiled clothes. They also don't let them sit in their rooms everyday. If they try to stay isolated they will lock the door to their room so the have to socialize and be out and about in the community.

We are very pleased with them. The staff there is excellent. The nursing staff is very caring and very good. It is a very nice place. The only negative thing that we have heard from my father is that the food leaves a little to be desired. Probably just average. The staff is really a big plus, though.

As far as my interaction goes, they do a wonderful job. I am in Florida so I am not in there, but I don't have any major complaints from her. I have a cousin and her husband who have taken care of everything and I haven't heard anything negative from them, either. Anything that happens they address with my cousin right away. We had been doing a conference call every 30 days, but now we have moved to every 90 days.

The care is really good. The people there are so sweet and kind and I think that they're doing really well. The last place my mom was at she never participated in anything. Here, they have her out working on puzzles, making cookies in the activity area with the other ladies. I don't think she's done any of the activities outside of the place yet but I do know that they're really good about getting her to do things inside. I can't imagine any place that my mom would be happier than where she's at at Farmington Square. All of the people go out of their way to acknowledge me and the other visitors. They take my questions and suggestions really seriously. I'm really pleased with Farmington Square. From my understanding, Farmington Square is family owned and has been with the same family since it started. That probably has a lot to do with it.

It was great, however we had to move my mother after a point. Unfortunately, she needed a long term care facility. Both of my parents were actually at Sterling House, and it was a great facility. They were very accommodating to them. We really like it because my mom was falling a lot, and they were great at communicating with us about it. The staff loved my dad! When my mom moved out, my dad did too. Sterling House had really a lower functioning level of residents. More Alzheimer's and mental illness, and my dad wasn't like that.

I visited several facilities in my search for a memory care center for my mother. All of them had a calendar of events and activities they shared with me. But when I did drop in visits, Wynwood was only one of two that actually did what was listed on their calendar. The other facility did not accept Medicaid. What I found at Wynwood helped me to place my mother there and feel comfortable that I was making the right decision. The staff is loving and capable. The food is outstanding. The living quarters are superior to any others that I saw. The types of activities (music, crafts, outdoor trips, etc.) offer more stimulation and encourage participation. For the first time in years I can relax knowing that mom is safe. I don't have to worry about her taking her meds properly. I know that I made the right decision for her and for myself.

Very nice people. It was very small, but we liked the room. They were awesome. The fed us lunch, talked and showed us memory care unit. The staff interacted with my father right away.

With the help and guidance of My Mom's Place, we helped my 85 year old brother move to Library Square one year ago. Since then he has become a new person. The staff there has been over the top helpful to him and us (we email them if we think he needs help with anything as we live in another state). He has made new friends and taken part in activities there. We consider it a wonderful place for seniors and could live there ourselves. The cost (below) varies by which amenities are chosen.

My mother feels very comfortable and cared for here. The staff is very nice and caring. Everyone understands dementia and is very considerate of the resident. This is a warm, caring community where my mother has "come out of her shell". It is low key, but has activities going on for the residents.