2.0 out of 5 stars

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I don't feel the corporate office is listening to the residents . The rents are very high The apartments have do not have kitchens not even a microwave Street meals a day are served, but we are expected to eat in the dining room, not in our apartments which I didn't like There is no lift on the bus. Since transportation is included, it would be nice if everyone could get on the bus and use it for that purpose but those who couldn't climb the stairs were excluded. This is not right. My Approximately 500 ft.² or under. The price was I felt way out of line with the actual apartment - $[removed]. It might retro agreement. It indicated the transportation was included to doctors shopping and excursions. Their bus has no lift, and those of us who could not get up to two stairs under the bus will find as far as transportation goes, no reimbursement no alternative method of transportation, we were just out of luck if we are to continue to be independent and know what's going on in the community and taking part in life outside of the walls of Springwood, if we don't have our own transportation, we have no other way to do it except through the community and their transportation. Also, it's a chance to get to know your fellow residents better this is an activity that we were excluded from

5.0 out of 5 stars

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A safe, warm and inviting community

Everyone there is very friendly and helpful. They all seem to really care for each other there. Also, my mom loves that the meals are set as a community/family setting so everyone eats together. It makes it very easy to meet people that way and socialize together. Even though it is considered an independent living facility, they are a close community and do keep watch over each other.

4.0 out of 5 stars

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Cleanliness

4.0

Friendliness

4.0

Value for Cost

4.0

Care Services

4.0

Activities

4.0

Staff

4.0

Meals & Dining

4.0

Review for Springwood Landing

I am not totally down with having the mandatory meal times but that's the way it goes. I like the place I like the people.This is a good place for people who can be mostly self-sufficient if they need any more care than that they really need to go to one of the facilities that has more types of care, not just independent living. It's quite a drastic change for people to come to a tiny little room and give up everything in their entire life and my situation is rather different than most. I'm just saying that people need to adjust to the super downsizing and change and lifestyle.

4.0 out of 5 stars

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Cleanliness

5.0

Friendliness

5.0

Value for Cost

4.0

Activities

4.0

Staff

4.0

Meals & Dining

4.0

A very nice place to stay.

Everybody there seems to be very friendly. The staff are friendly and helpful. They did just change the head of staff, and my loved one tells me the new people are still good but not quite as attentive as the original ones. The ones that left were part of the community and very active. The food looks very nice and classy, and they bring out different courses, so it's nice not having all the food plopped on one plate. She's involved in workout activities where they beat a drum and balance with a balloon. She's really enjoying it. They take trips too and have been to the casino. She seems to be happy there. There appears to be more of a waiting list for requests and things with the new management, but overall things are good.

5.0 out of 5 stars

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Our Tour Experience

I thought Springwood Landing was really good. It was just too much money. The apartments were good, and I liked the amenities. I spoke with a couple of people who lived there, and they said they liked it.