Regency Pacific Inc.

Our loved one has yet to take advantage of the activities, but on paper there seems to be a lot of different things to do. The value for cost is fair, but the meals do need improvement. When we talk with our loved one they say the portions could be better and just overall the quality.

We really liked the assisted living side of Regency Village. The only downfall was the room was much smaller and it was more expensive than another facility we were looking into. It was also laid out a little differnt and it was confuting to us.

The main common areas are clean, but the consistency with the house keeping to our loved ones apartment weekly can use some improvement. The dining time is good, but the meals themselves as a whole as been a disappointment. Our loved one is very happy with the activities and all the new friends she has made, and the value for cost is sufficient enough for her.

The staff are easy to talk to. They have promptly addressed any issues or problems my parent have had. Their apartment is great and well laid out. It's easy to get into the bathrooms, and my parents like it. There's a good variety to the food, but it's more institutional as opposed to home cooking. I know my parents wish it was a little more creative. When the Covid situation permits, they have a lot of activities on the schedule, which is good.

Parkview Estates is a beautiful facility. When we toured it was clean, the residents in the hallways had big smiles on their faces, and it just felt like a fancy hotel. The staff are all very friendly and residents are welcoming. They did just come off of a 5/6 week shut down with covid because of an outbreak. The way they handled it was great but it was very difficult for my mom. The food looks good, but she said they do not cater well to dietary restrictions.

Our family had a virtual tour and even though it was virtually we got a good feel for the place and the staff had good communication.

It's a pretty nice place. If you want luxury, it's not luxurious living. But it's not terrible. It's on a peninsula, in a nice setting with woods all behind it. It's the only assisted living facility in Long Beach. The staff seems friendly and helpful. They have someone who comes in and cleans our loved one's room all the time. It's pricey but not as expensive as it could be.

They never told us about their COVID rules and this has caused us some stresses not being able to see our loved one as often as we would have liked. This will be a great community especially after the pandemic.

Sun Terrace seems like a very nice place. I know some locals who have their parents here and they say that they really like it. I have heard good things about them.

While our loved one was there, she got sick and had to go to the hospital. They recommend she go to a nursing home to recover, but she shortly passed away after. About a month later we went back to this community to grab her belongings and the room was dirty. There was mouse droppings in the drawers, the floors, window seals and sink were very dirty. The director called our family to apologize, and with covid we know times were difficult. The staff was friendly but at times they did seem short staffed.

The community controls so much that it's hard to get things fixed or get changes done for our loved ones. The communication between the staff and family is average. I would recommend this community to others

They can help with dietary needs including a salt-free diet. It's a smaller facility so they know their residence better and they receive more personalized attention also. I would definitely recommend this community to others

This community is a friendly and a safe place for your loved one. It has a nice atmosphere that is casual. They are very accommodating to the needs of your loved one. The food is average. The staff is very receptive and responsive to questions and concerns.

We chose Regency Newcastle because we could tell that the staff were happy and caring from our virtual tour. They also had great grounds, the setting is really nice. The room sizes here are adequate, you just have to plan. I would tell others that they sometimes need to be prompted for communication, but once you ask they are more than willing to take time to talk to you. I would recommend.

Overall it is a good community. There are no downfalls. This is the best community on the big island available. It is professionally managed. The head nurse does an exceptional job with the residents.

We chose Regency Pullman because of the location and they had availability. The room sizes here are not crowded, they have quite a bit of space so it feels more like an apartment. I have only had the desert here and it was homemade and very good. I would recommend the community.

A nice comfortable home with caring people to take care of us. For their has a family atmosphere. The food could be better— a lot better.

Fox Hollow Assisted Living Bend OR is a great place for your parents to be when they are requiring the extra daily care. My father was living at Fox Hollow for 3 years. The staff at Fox Hollow was very helpful and very caring. My Dad who could not talk due to a major stroke had to have extra special care and they did not hesitate to give it. I could tell some of them loved my Dad and they loved him back. The people were always very friendly when I visited.

It looks like a nice place. I wasn't able to get a complete tour due to an emergency in the tour guide's family.

I took a tour of this facility with the activities director. The cleanliness is what really stood out to me first. When you look at the other residents, they seem to be smiling a lot and are happy and active. The dining room looked nice from what I could see and there seemed to be plenty of activities available. They even had an ice cream parlor. We needed a place that could provide a furnished room and this place wasn’t able to help us with that so we decided to go with another community.