SilverCrest Properties, LLC

Good nature surroundings, balcony.

Like the emphasis on fitness.

This program sounds wonderful but probably not a fit for Mom, due to her physical needs and the high cost of individual cares she requires.

$1393 1 br. +, very spacious. Nice. She didn't like the 8 meals req'd. a month included. timing of meals also not good. Mem facility has nurse staffed only 8 hrs.

Do not take EW

Nice but base price seems high with many "additions" also large campus

This was perhaps the favorite out of the three we looked at. We are a bit in "sticker shock" in the estimate we were given just to essentially be a resident. We will need more options.

This was a lovely place but a little pricey.

I was impressed with the facility. It was actually the first one that I toured in this area.

The director is great! I enjoyed our tour. Lots of amenities. Nice room layouts, nice gathering rooms. I'll have to think about the total costs and the neighborhood; busy street, residential/shopping areas.

We were not happy with Silver Creeks memory care. They did not do anything with the residents. Every time I would visit she was sitting in front of a tv. Me and my family visited daily. Silver Creek is probably great for assisted living but not great for memory care.

Summit Place has a unique set up for townhomes. For that reason, I decided to move here. The staff at Summit is very welcoming and professional. That is in direct contrast to the unprofessional and uncaring nature of the Silvercrest Corporate Office. The corporate office seems to make policies that will increase rent revenue with little or no regard to the inconsistency or if it makes sense. They do not understand that residents that should be the primary focus of their policies, not the bottom line. Perhaps a course in hospitality management is in order. I had two experiences where I tried to communicate with them and they refused to be bothered or communicate with me. Silvercrest is struggling to keep up and will continue to fall short. As a side note, there is now pretty new signage at Summit Place. I am unclear how that impacts the resident experience.

We had a family member stay there. As a whole, it was a good experience with some outstanding employees. That's the good news. The bad news is that (in my opinion) there was an employee there that bullied some residents for his own entertainment. Management was made aware of the situation both verbally and in writing. While the executive director said she had addressed the situation, the employee in question at least occasionally completely disregarded management's direction. While you may tout that you hold the position of executive director, you also should be capable of fulfilling the responsibilities of the position you have been hired for.

Not impressed with this facility -- it is crammed behind a retail shopping area. Very, very, small common areas indoors and only one small common area outside overlooking the parking lot. Would have liked more dining options/availability. Nice variety of activities. Shannon wrote our appointment down wrong so Deb gave us the tour.

no laundry in unit, densely populated

Too big and on a very busy street.

Beware. In less than 60 days I have had two unauthorized entries into my apartment (independent side) and 35 of us have money attempted to be stolen out of our bank accounts. This is not an allegation. Contact the Eden Prairie police department to get a printout of the of how many people have been impacted, and what has been transpiring here.

I didn’t care much for Brightondale Senior Campus at all. The facility seemed really dark.

Parkshore has a great marketing department, but that is about where it ends. We had a great tour, but discovered pretty soon they weren't very upfront about the waiting list. We were very clear that our mom was moving from out of state and we were concerned about her fitting in and making friends. They talked up all the wonderful things they did to help residents when they move in, but upon moving in, aside from a activities calendar review, mom was on her own to figure it out. We were also clear that mom had some mild cognitive issues, but was still very independent. They expounded upon how they could easily "bridge the gap" between independent living and memory care with a la carte services, but very quickly pushed us to move her into memory care at 3-4X the cost after the staff noticed any memory lapse.

My mom moved in to Parkshore after much-ado over the waiting list. They really marketed all the amenities and the caring staff, but at the end of the day they were not able to deliver. They made a big show before we moved in about all the onboarding and services available, but when mom had trouble integrating initially and we asked for assistance helping her feel at home, the answer was "This is independent living and she got the orientation so she should be able to figure it out on her own." Things never got much better from there. They had very little patience for some of the idiosyncrasies of age my mom started to show and the answer to any problem, real or manufactured, always involved paying them more money.