Allegro Management Company

I toured this community and really liked the setup as it was very modern. They had nice meal options that were similar to a college or university dining system. I thought it was great that they had a bar, for those who want to socialize. I also thought it was nice that they protected their memory care unit by keeping it separate. We did not choose this community because the rooms did not seem specifically designed for handicapped individuals. There were no huge complaints, it just did not fit my loved ones needs.

We chose Allegro because they had respite care available at that time. They do have aw lot activities for residents to do which is nice since my parents are so active. We would recommend them to others looking.

The community felt old during the tour.

They're very friendly and work with the people to integrate them into the community around them. The apartments are very nice - I wouldn't mind living in once myself. And my loved ones enjoy the food as well.

This is a very nice community, but there has a recent change of upper management. I believe staffing is a challenge in the industry. There are times that things seem to be off of schedule, but feel this is probably normal.

The staff are fantastic. The rooms are very quiet. And the grounds are really pretty. I would say be cautious of what age your family member is going in there. It seems there's a lot more older people than we expected. Our loved one is not loving the food and thinks it's very repetitive. But overall It's a strong community to think about.

My father feels very safe and comfortable where he is. We feel that he made a good choice. He wanted to stay in Boynton and he is very happy and content here. {name removed} can be difficult to work with. The staff are well loved by the management and it shows in the care for my father. I had to reach out to the executive director and he was there for his staff and you can tell that they are valued. His needs are met.

This is a nice community but they seem to be understaffed . There are not a lot of activities or things for the residents to do. The community is nice looking and is clean. The care and the activities are the main things lacking.

I miss my home, I guess if you can no longer be alone, this is a very good place to be. I think there are many activities, the food is great. What more could you want.

I recently became a resident of Allegro, an assisted living facility in Richmond Heights, MO. After checking out several facilities, I chose Allegro because of excellent reviews by residents regarding the staff, the residents, the meals, the activities, and of course the medical care. I have not been disappointed. The staff, led by [name removed], is top notch. [Name removed] has led me thru the movement out of my previous home and the move into Allegro. I don't know how I would have handled this by myself. I must also mention the excellent therapy staff, [name removed], [name removed], and [name removed]. I must admit not all has been perfect. It took a couple of weeks to get used to a new way of life. But now that I am settling in, I know I made the right choice.

Our families experience so far with Anthology has been pretty good, and we do think the value for cost is fair.

Nice location, quiet building, pleasant staff. I thought the layout of the 1 bedroom apartment I was shown was a bit more inconvenient to get to the bathroom. Some of the hallway carpeting was stained. Disappointed to hear not all staff is vaccinated.

I toured Avidor Evanston and it was fine. It was just not as new as I would have liked and did not have an open concept which is what I was looking for.

We chose Crane's View Lodge because we were in a time crunch and they had availability and the price seemed to be pretty fair as well as the location. She has a private room and it is good size with a big bathroom and walk in closet, it is very wheelchair accessible. It is a beautiful place, you walk in and feel like you are in a resort. The nurses send us videos and stuff of her dancing and they always call us if anything is needed. I would definitely recommend to others looking.

Our family was able to do an in person tour pre covid and the facility was very nice. However the hallways were extremely long, so the residents would have to talk along way to the center of the place. We did not care for that and the hallways did not have any character. The community was very nice, it did feel more like a hotel and not that homey feeling but when you got to see inside the rooms they were nicely set up.

We chose Crane View Lodge because of the convenient location to family and doctors offices. We looked at other facilities and really just like the scenery and the staff members here. They seem to be very tuned in to their residents. The food is very healthy, a lot of fruits, vegetables, and fish but there is little flavor to the meals. The only thing we did not like it that it does not have a swimming pool. I would recommend them to others who are looking.

The Crane's View Lodge is close and easy. It is nice with a great atmosphere, however during covid when they do shut down there is a little lack of communication.

I was under the impression we would have an orientation when we moved in and we missed that. The staff communicates well and we are keeping up to date on what's going on and they are easily reached when we question. The activities are more diverse than other communities we looked at. I would recommend this community to others

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If there are care services your loved one needs, they will cost extra then what they provide. This is a newer community, and the rooms are very good they would be a five out of five. The food they serve would also be a five out of five.