Solera Senior Living

What we like the most about this community is the overall responsiveness of the staff and based on the experience we have had, we would recommend Lumina Las Vegas to other families.

They're not an independent living entity anymore. They're also assisted living.

Communication between members of the staff and between directors is not great. So care plans are challenging to put into practice. As your parent becomes more mentally impaired this can be a challenge. It was a very nice facility. It had just opened so rooms were available and they were also offering a very reasonable overall cost.

The Reserve is a beautiful facility. Feeling like visiting an upscale spa hotel, not like some that feel very institutional. A big plus is that residents can remain in the same apartment if their needs change from independent to assisted living. They have separate vehicles for appointments and recreation, allowing great flexibility for appointments. Although their base rent for independent is on the high side, their care level costs are lower than average.

Treeo is a very friendly organized establishment to consider when choosing a place to reside in when you are. a senior citizen looking for a lifestyle providing the services that you no longer can provide for yourself but still desire their presents. Treeo in my estimation will satisfy your needs and you should consider a visit and see what a special home Treoo is.

The staff and administrators are very accessible and work hard to listen to all resident requests and to ensure that their needs are met. We chose it because it's fresh and new, has beautiful facilities, location was right, staff was friendly and outgoing and could offer our loved one what is needed.

Beautiful facility Staff is eager and friendly and proactive Still working out “kinks” of being a new facility Food is great and creative but my mother’s palette is basic. She’s not a fan of most of the offerings.

There is no cell phone service in the building. There is no one onsite to help with basic IT issues. The food is great. The residents are very nice. Apartments are pretty spacious, my mom has all that she needs.

We picked this communtiy, because it was the only place we looked at in Williamsburg but also it had a nice local feel. I'd recommend. Good, thorough, staff willing to take time to answer our questions.

My mother lives at Trulee Evanston and everything is great for her at this facility. The meals are great. The staff is friendly and caring. I would give this facility a great recommendation to family and friends.

The common resident areas are nicely laid out and the housekeeping staff do a good job as it presents quite well. The courtyard area in particular, with the fountain, is really lovely. Meals are very tasty - mom enjoys them very much. The only negative is that the menus could be updated more regularly - at least weekly - so the lunch and dinner offerings are not the same 4 for weeks at a stretch. But again, the kitchen does a good job at preparing appealing and yummy meals. As regards assisted living, our experience during the early weeks after move-in, the facility had a difficult time with providing consistent services - showering, housekeeping, laundry, and meals brought to my mom. I had to send numerous emails to the executive director but after 6-7 weeks things settled down to a routine. Every resident wears a wrist unit so that if assistance is needed, they can touch the wrist unit and a notification is sent. However, it is difficult for my mother to bring herself to call for help. And, because in the early weeks when she would try to call for help and help was a long time in arriving as in 20 mins, 30 mins, or never, she just stopped using the wrist to summon assistance. The apartment/unit is nicely laid out and ease of mobility was taken into consideration - though wheelchair users cannot use the bathroom vanity sink nor get to the kitchen sink. In general, my experience has been a mostly positive one for my mom. Modena Reserve was the fourth place I toured and I knew before leaving it was the right one for mom. The care specialist who assisted me from A Place for Mom was exceedingly helpful, always friendly and polite, and I could not have successfully placed my mother without their services. I highly recommend the expertise of A Place for Mom.

Our family had an in person tour and and the tour experience was very good, it is a very nice facility but the location was just to far away from us.

I toured this community. The rooms were new and spacious. The outside area for the residents seemed small and confined, it didn't feel inviting. It's also in a very busy location/area.

This has been a positive experience for my loved ones so far. We would like to see more activities available in the community for the residents to participate in. The dining is pretty good for the residents. There is one meal served to the residents and it is dinner.

They have a very friendly, competent staff and management. My husband really needs assistance, and he does get it. They're always very nice and cheerful about it as well. It's a very clean facility. They have just gone through a change in ownership, although management is staying the same. So we'll see how things go in the future.

We have had a lot of issues with her oxygen, the staff could be trained better on that. Once I get a hold of nurses I can usually get an answer, but it is hard to get a hold of them. I do think it is improving, there was just a lot going on in the beginning. It is a beautiful facility, it is like a fancy hotel. Out of the ones we saw this was definitely the best. The technology is a 10, they have monitors everywhere, they have watches they wear if they need help, etc. The dining area is gorgeous, they have happy hours on Tuesdays. I would recommend to others looking.

Our family had an in person tour and Treeo is a very pretty facility but it was not within our budget. They tried to give us a good price for the one bedroom which was nice, but at the time they were under construction so the surrounding outside area did not have any trees or nice scenery. Also if you wanted to go shopping you would have to pay for a shuttle instead of being close enough to walking.

The building is set amidst woods and is adjacent to the Reston Community Center with its swimming pool and many other facilities. The look and feel of the common areas has a kind of industrial quality to it. You are definitely aware that you are in an apartment building and not somebody's home. The 2 bedroom apartments we toured were nicely laid out with good space for the limited square footage. I gave it 4 stars because of the meal plan which allows you to eat anytime before 2:00 for an extra change, the many activity rooms each set up for a different purpose. Full kitchens and washer/dryer in apartments was a must have.

Beautiful place, quite expensive, may be an overkill for my mom. Concern for her taking vitamins on her own. Sticky point with them.

I was very disappointed with how the property was presented to me vs. what became reality when my loved one moved in. I feel they misrepresented themselves in the presentation of the property. Covid was a factor, but there was more to it. I feel like they just tell the prospect everything they want to hear so they sign on the dotted line. Originally, I thought my loved one would have enough cognitive abilities to be in the assisited living section. A few days before I was to hand them the check for the efforts month's rent, I was told by the executive director that she would have to move into the memory care section, or we would have to shake hands and walk away. They did not indicate that they were going to go that route through the whole process of interviewing and assessing. It was at the very end that they laid that bomb in my lap. And it's caused quite a few personal problems for me. That could have been related to the fact that it was a brand new facility with brand new employees. I believe that my loved one has the least amount of cognitive disorders of anyone else in the memory care unit, and they agreed with me. I felt like it was too late at that stage to cancel and move to another facility. They did agree to waive the difference in the cost increase, but only for 6 months. As far as cleanliness, there's nothing I've seen that stood out to me as not clean, and it's still a brand new facility. I believe they're only up to about 31 residents at this point. I've been very impressed with the people I've come into contact who interact with my loved one day in and day out. They seem to be very responsive to her. If anybody were to call me and say we're considering Modena Cherry Creek, I would tell them all of the above. I still think the staff do a pretty good job, but I don't think it was handled well from the very beginning. But my loved one seems to be doing well there, and that's what matters most to me.