MBK Senior Living

The place is very nice looking but overall not a warm place. There is one nurse that is kind but I don't remember her name. They seem to be friendly when we toured, but of course that's how they get you in, right? They don't communicate on a timely manner when meds need refills.

Crystal Terrace of Klamath Falls has really gone downhill. While we were here they could not keep staff, there was a ton of turnover. Especially management, I think we had 3 directors while my loved one was here. The cleaning was HORRIBLE. I was having to come in weekly and clean her room. I would also find pills on the floor because they did not watch her take them. None of the complaints that I made were recognized. It is a beautiful facility and all, but it was a bad experience for us. This is not built for assisted living.

The Wellington director seems inexperienced. The Wellington offers degrees of care. When the director of Wellington said our mom needed more care, she Reccommended care that had a circle for her to walk in and another community. We had her evaluated and by two other communities and were told she could be on the assisted side with the more assisted package. The Wellington forced her to move out. They would not allow us to pay for that package that they offer too. The staff has talked about my mom, in uncaring ways. The receptionist has told me and my sister no one likes my mom. My mom has felt very uncomfortable coming out of her room. I hope this review will be helpful to other families who are trying to decide where there loved ones will receive the help, the love, and the acceptance, they need .

There are times the cleaning of the room is neglected by the memory care staff. If the staff know a family is visiting the staff will make sure that the resident's room is extremely clean. There are times that the staff have been rough with our loved one during bathing. The staff in the beginning were very nice and smiley towards the family. The care levels are based on assessments made by the community, and this will raise pricing of care for our loved one. The Director of Memory Care is not communicative with the family and will not return our calls. This is very frustrating to us. I feel the community is driven by money and this bothers me the most. The food is made for all the residents, even though the staff asked about my loved one's favorite items to eat or dietary restrictions. Now the food being made isn't designed for each individual resident. There have been times that the hot water hasn't worked in the community. The have the best activities in the world for the residents. However, it would be nice to see some of the memory care residents be taken on field trips or taken outside for fresh air.

When we toured at Cottonwood Creek, the facility was dirty. Trash cans not emptied. They had safety issues - for instance, electrical cords across the activity room that were a tripping hazard. It could have been an understaffing issue, but I didn’t go further into looking into them after what I saw.

I would recommend you keep looking at different communities. The management staff has all changed. My loved one isn't being moved properly and this has caused injuries, and my loved one has had to be hospitalized. The care isn't being done as it was promised. My loved one hasn't been bathed in several months. If I didn't live close, it would be worrisome to have my loved ones in the community. The positive about the community is that some of the staff seem like they care for the residents. It is a smaller community and they get to know the residents on an individualized basis.

I've lived here over a year. Constantly understaffed. Med techs and assistants are good. We have a new nurse for the facility as of a couple months ago. Previous nurse constantly was late with providing us with refills. Constantly late with refills leaving us residents to go without. I'm not aware if that's been resolved. With written instructions! They don't seem to mind if they ruin your clothing. Hallway and dining room are at 78 degrees or hotter. Dining room understaffed, service is slow. Half the time 30-45 minutes to take your order. Then 30 minutes to an hour to receive your food. Half the time it's cool. Heaven forbid if you wish to ask for anything in the meantime such as butter... After a surgery, no shower assistance. They'll just leave you hanging. Even though ask for additional service before, after the surgery, then it's a big No. It's the management that provides less than quality service. Though everyone is friendly. It's odd.

I would want others to know when looking into this facility that they did not let me know that my mom lost 50 pounds in 3 months I would not recommend Hacienda Del Rey to anybody. Look for someplace where they actually pay attention to your loved ones and let you know what is going on.

This is not the place I moved into. The food is not good, I throw out more than I eat!! Last night the beef dish was so bad I tossed it out in food waste!! Also the housekeeping staff is short-handed. I was told one person has from 11-14 apts in one day. My carpet has been cleaned once since I been here! Also last week at happy hr the tables in the patio I used 6 wet towels to clean. 2 tables I would not put anything on them, not very healthy!

Excellent job keeping us safe. I live in a cottage with no assistance. I am entitled to one meal per day. I am entitled to pick which meal, lunch or dinner. However, nearly without exception, the lunch item for the day is not available and I must take the dinner selection offered that day. The dinners are poorly planned and poorly prepared. Last week, the starch four nights in a row was a rice based dish. Often, the main course dish is not what was described. For example, two out of the last three times salmon was listed, the dinner delivered to me was a white fish. Often the mean course will be described as having a sauce. Nearly always there will be little or not sauce on the entrée. Often, the meat is so over cooked it is tough to cut and chew. Looking forward to dinner is a great disappointment. The main concern of the company/owner is cost per person, not quality of the experience provided. Luckily, the staff is kind and caring and I appreciate their the service they do provide. Unfortunately, there are few senior residential options in our community and I have no choice but to remain at Crystal Terrace.

Very bad for the money. I'm forced to stay here because of my health. Bad food, pills, bad deal.

I really wish for some activities. Maybe "sing a song" or "name that time" in the hallways, even listen to [name removed] play the piano. It would be nice to see and get acquainted with [name removed]. We really need something to do.

First, the good. The Inn had a few excellent caregivers who made a huge effort with my Dad. We appreciate their efforts. Additionally, the activities coordinators planned many activities and made genuine attempts to engage the residents. The staff generally knew who my Dad was and could respond to in person questions about him. The bad - so many medication mistakes were made. We had to be constantly on the caregivers to ensure they were giving the rights meds at the right times of day (they were giving my Dad a very sedating medication at 8 am despite doctor's orders). In addition, part of the care plan included making sure my Dad used a sleep apnea machine at night. Caregivers often misled us about whether they were in fact helping with the machine. We knew this because the use of the machine was recorded at his doctor's office. We finally had to resort to a nanny cam which showed us that the night caregivers were often lying to us. This was extremely disappointing and led to great conflict with the facility, its managers and caregivers.

The location is good. Unfortunately, that is about the only thing that is good about the Reserve. Old property, old outdated units, requires a lot of walking between buildings to get to meals, and no outside activities. For those on a "budget" this might be okay but not for us. Reminds me you get what you pay for, especially when it comes to senior living conditions.

We had some terrible experiences. They caregivers are unprofessional and not knowledgeable. I found it very shocking that I knew more about the medications and they mixed up his medication regimen. I noticed the director is mostly unavailable and I found that the staff complained a lot about her not being there too. Everything else about the community was fine.

My mom is at Almond Heights. The Food is not very good dropped in quality and quantity since she moved in a year ago. Chicken is on the menu often and dinners seem to be the most challenging. The families don't seem to be eating there as much which is an indication. Care is inconsistent in timelines and there seems to be turnover of employees. Facility is new and very nice. Activities are very limited and not many outside the facility activities via bus. Not many activities per day in comparison to other facilities. The budget must be tight as there were no Thanksgiving decoration on the dining room tables or Christmas to enjoy the marginal food by.

We had a lot of problems here. The food was a nightmare. The overnight care was terrible. I don't feel like they really did anything well. I moved my Mother out of this facility because it was just bad.

Very nice, not an option. He would not be comfortable with this price point or lifestyle.

It's definitely an older building and you can tell when you walk in. There's only one elevator for the three-story building and, when my grandparents lived there, it was often breaking down. This would leave people stranded on the 2nd and 3rd floors - sometimes for days. My grandparents are now living in a different community which they like much better.