Pegasus Senior Living, LLC

The entrance to this facility was warm, welcoming and friendly. The receptionist was cheery, and immediately welcomed us and informed [name removed] we had arrived, then offered coffee, danish, water, etc. and seating. Shortly afterwards, [Name removed] greeted us and shared she was completing a tour with another family and would be with us shortly. She sat and listened to our expectations then shared facility offerings and tour including upgrades and room renovations. Amenities were abundant which we appreciated.

I have been here since January 2019 and love the people here.

Nice wide hallways, good pricing, spoke with residents walking through no negative remarks

I toured this facility to consider it for my mother. The manager was very nice and provided me with information about their pricing and policies. I looked at the memory unit and rooms. The rooms are an adequate size and ok. The facility looked clean and the residents looked comfortable and content. I asked about the food and the manager pointed out a table of ladies that had just eaten breakfast and ate all their food. After I arrived the manager told me they did not have any availability at this time but provided me with information and showed me their facility. She said that we could come back and tour again as many times as we needed and said we could be placed on a wait list. She was helpful and said that she would work with us as much as she can to help us accommodate our mother. I asked about their process for hiring people and the manager said they do background checks and thorough checks to make sure people are qualified and have a calling to work with the elderly. They have a doctor the residents can use or they drive the residents to their appointments. The facility was clean and it looked like there were enough people there working to care for the residents. If touring I would ask about their availability and wait list before visiting so you know the status, but it looks nice and is worth visiting and considering.

The help in memory care are nice and helpful. I am very impressed with the help and the whole complex.

Very nice and close to church

i had a good first impression overall. Residents were busy and talkative and a couple said it was a great place to live. The deluxe 1 BR is a nice size, but the tiny kitchenette is a little disappointing, but I have noticed that most communities have this same set up. I guess if three meals a day are provided, one doesn't need to cook.

My father has lived in both assisted living and now memory care at Parmer Woods. I, like most, just want what’s best for him. In my heart of heart, I sleep well at night now knowing he is safe, loved, supported, and accepted for who he is at this moment in time. So important to not be a number. He is a happy safe human being depending on all of their care and support. I couldn’t ask for more.

I visited this facility yesterday and found the staff to be friendly. [Name removed] is the one that helped me, she gave me a tour and sat down to discuss costs with me. This facility is Type B, and might be a good fit for my dad. They had several nice touches such as appropriate activities sitting in cozy corners. I liked it and would consider. There were a few places that I thought could be a bit cleaner, however I only detected urine type smell one time. Not bad really.

I chose Brookdale Stockton for my 83 year old brother. I have found Brookdale to be very satisfactory. The staff is courteous, friendly and helpful. The services offered seem to be sufficient. My brother has only been at Brookdale for 3 1/2 months, so we will be able to expand on the review after more time has passed, but I would definitely recommend Brookdale Stockton.

Beautiful facility and everyone was upbeat, friendly and very helpful. We looked at a studio option and it was adequate. Very clean throughout. Air fresheners in the building bothered me (sensitive to these). Costs seemed quite reasonable for services provided.

Very nice place. Clean, lovely setting. Rooms look good size (especially the large 1-bedroom). Dining room looks clean and food was good.

Legacy is a large new senior living community. It is beautiful; more the atmosphere of a luxury hotel than a cozy residence though! It has lots of activities for residents in various stages of aging, offers a wonderful menu from the dining room, and [name removed] was so helpful in answering my question about what would be best for my parents who have different levels of need. It is expensive however. It's worth checking out. I met a 100 yr. old resident who seemed very vibrant and engaged in her surroundings!

I went on a tour here and it was fine. The staff was nice and helpful. They answered all of my questions. It was a little further out. It was clean and kept up nice. I recommend families tour many places before making a choice.

Mom is here in the assisted living side. They are meeting all of mom's needs. The staff is very good, attentive and caring. She has a 1bdrm apartment they will clean her room and do the laundry and linens 1x weekly. She gets 3 satisfactory meals a day. The will engage mom to join the activities but she will enjoy them soon. They have a very nice covered patio with a rose garden she will like that in the summer. I recommend this community.

With my love one being here, it looks like everything is going good. His transition from living from a house alone to a place with more people went well. What really sold us on this location was our initial contact, [Removed], who intake was in sales I believe, but I talked with her for a long length of time over the phone before we went on our first tour. So she knew about our concerns before going in. She had a genuine interest in what we need for my love one if he were to be here. I saw that around the facility there are many open common areas at different locations at the property. We also liked the layout of his apartment; it helped out my love one a lot. As for meals, he likes it and he gets his two meals a day. If he wants he could pick up a third meal for a very reasonable prize. My love one is introverted, but he can be very social when he wants to be. He also has familiar faces that he sits with during his meals. All together we are very happy with this facility.

This is a very nice assisted living and memory care option. The staff clearly are engaged with the residents. We spoke with the 'maintenance guy' and it is clear he is very passionate about the facility -- the way they treat their employees, as well as their residents. This is not exactly what we are looking for at this time, but should my parents be ready for assisted living without independent living, this would be a place of consideration.

This is a good independent living option with 'bridge' care options for their memory care. Very affordable. Most of the staff have been with the facility for 10yrs plus. Residents seem very happy here, and the staff do interact a lot with the residents. This one is at the top of my list for consideration. It is an older facility, but with the new corporate ownership, there are some 'facelifts' in the works which are need and will be nice upon completion. I felt very comfortable in this place.

This is a good assisted living option. Facility is new. Residents are grouped into specific 'houses'. The common areas are large and open, but in carpeted, so they are loud (not so great for people with hearing aides). Rooms are studio-type only -- where the bed and living area are all in the same room. Kitchen is part of the common area. This looks like a really nice place if you are looking for more 'attentive' senior living (assisted in nature).

I toured this facility when looking for a place for my parents. It was more like an apartment building than a community. I wasn’t that impressed with it. The outside area was lacking a lot and everything seemed to be geared more towards doing things inside. It’s a brand new facility, though, so it’s very clean and looks nice. The person that gave us the tour was able to answer all of our questions and they seemed knowledgeable about the facility and what they had to offer.