Senior Resource Group

There was no vacancy and they didn't know when they'll be able to get my mother in. For her care needs we really only had two choices and they didn't have a vacancy so that kind of made our decision for us. It looks like a wonderful place - very clean and modern. I have heard from one of our doctors and they said it's a good place. They didn't have any vacancy so we just moved on to the next option.

My aunt lived there and it was good - they took very good care of her. She needed the highest level of care and they gave it to her. She did move out but they even allowed her to come back when she was dying to be in her own apartment and in her own environment. I thought that was really great. They were great!

Personal, caring staff. Excellent activities and amenities and very clean!!! Wish I could stay awhile myself just to get away. No worries - everything is taken care of - maintenance, housekeeping, etc.

They are adjusting very well. The only complain negative they have told us about is that the mail box is too long sometimes the mail gets too far back to reach. Other then that they really like it here. My sister visits them often and she is also happy with the situation so we feel we made the right choice after looking at about 35 communities. They are happy with the food and the community. They have lots of activities and the transport van takes them to places like the mall and things like that.

I was very happy when we toured the Hallmark and wanted my loved ones there right away, but they chose to wait. The staff at the Hallmark worked with me by staying in touch, inviting them to events, even visiting at my request to make sure that when the time was right, they felt like they were going to the best place! They went over and beyond the call of duty when it came to making the move in transition smooth. I feel like their staff is family!

Toured June 15. New facility, not near capacity. For profit. Only 2 meals a day but all units have full kitchen and washer/dryer. Not yet licensed for assisted living. Need to clarify how they would deal with a fall - extra costs for pendant? Pet visits? Expensive start up - what is community fee paying for ($3,500)? What is the basis for refunding the security deposit (1 month rent) - isn't that only to cover repairs other than ordinary wear and tear? What are costs of social events and outings? More clarity on cost of extra services ($10 per 15 minutes, minimum of 1/2 hour). Does the cable TV include MSNBC, HBO (get list). Very friendly, clean and bright. Spacious. Studio small - about $4,000 pm/ some 1 BR at $4800 (most at $4900) pm. Active committees of residents.

I like the friendliness of staff and residents. As for improvements, the only things I see are pricier repairs, which are put off. We would recommend River's Edge to other families who may need a place for their loved ones

It's a bit cliquey. But good food and beautiful scenery. I picked this community because they came and got me to bring me on a tour.

The staff/personnel are very positive and friendly overall their week spot food and limited menu. The chef is trying but looks like they are challenged on resources.

I'd say it used to be better (last year) and now the quality has decreased significantly. There's currently no director, they haven't found an appropriate suitor since the last one left in February and none of this was informed to the residents or their families. Rent and all of their services increase in less than transparent ways through for example a points system for those in assisted living. They rearranged the system so all residents in assisted would go up one level. The cleaning is less than acceptable. I've had to make note of this multiple times and it's still not good. The care staff is very friendly and probably the best thing about the Piedmont. We're only staying with this choice because of the location (it's by my house) and because the care staff is really good. If you had asked me last year, I'd say the Piedmont was great with the exception of transportation which would always have issues (forgetting to pick up residents etc). Now I'd say, it's ok but not for the price. If the quality keeps going down it'll definitely not be worth staying. They missed an exceptional director and it shows. I'd go wherever she went.

It's like a resort in some respect and it was very nice to be able to having dinner with my mom when we visited. Staff were very attentive and helpers as well. I would definitely recommend Peninsula Del Rey to others. However not if person had a fairly moderate to high level of care eg Parkinson's

My comments about the staff would be to keep an eye on everything and make sure things are followed through. While they seem very friendly my wife and I could not shake the feeling that as long as there was money available (eg before signing contract) everything was roses, afterwards things were hit or miss. Had to sometimes repeat requests and other odd things.

My dad is a resident at The Piedmont at Buckhead. I would recommend this facility to others.

The village is an excellent place for one to settle into a place for retired who want to live a healthy, charming experience. There is everything you could want at your fingertips. A special place indeed. A 5 star village.

The residents are terrific as well as the staff that work there. Some of the restaurant processes are less than optimal. Could be better coordinated. The community feel is great for my mom. Based on the experience we have had so far, we would recommend SpringRidge at Charbonneau to other families.

The community is very friendly, on the older side (80's) rather than late 60's - early 70's like my father in law and overall accommodating. The director took the time to talk to me and address all of my questions (she made a great impression), the piedmont is a few blocks away from my house and it offered transportation every day for my father in law to go to his therapy sessions.

Changes since cold desserts at Bistro. Lots of friends here! Nice amenities, washer/dryer, big place, grab bars in shower, allow us to be independent.

My loved one has been a resident of Peninsula Del Rey (PDR) since [date removed]. My loved one resides on the Assisted Living floor. Their care has been exceptional. The staff are very attentive and have provided services commensurate with my loved one's needs. My loved one's meals are delivered to their apartment and they are very happy about the menu and food service. My loved one had a fall in [date removed] and spent one month at a skilled nursing facility. Upon their return to PDR, my loved one's level of care was adjusted to meet their needs. So far my loved one is satisfied with their decision to live at PDR.

This was a great community. They had friendly staff. The community was further from family than we wanted.

I read the two reviews and those reviews are outdated and don't reflect the Amber Lights my parents are in currently. Yes, it can be a little shocking when you see the cost of this senior living community but this is just what this level of service cost now a days. The place is very well cared for. The garden/grounds are beautiful and relaxing. My dad enjoys walking around the property and feels safe. The food in the dining room is first rate and always changing. Even the young staff in the dining room and very pleasant and attentive to the residents. They quickly learn the names of the residents and their dining preferences. Many of of staff members have worked at Amber Lights for years and you can tell that they are happy working there. The caregivers are very patient with my parents as they transitioned into their new apartment. This was the first time my family had to find a senior living apartment for my parents and we are so thankful that Amber Lights has worked out so well for my parents and for us.