WellQuest Living

Things are going good. They are going great. I believe that she is doing well there. She has been in and out of the hospital, so she has not been there a lot, but when she is there, things seem to be going well.

This facility is so sunny and beautiful when you walk in. It is a very welcoming and inviting atmosphere. The staff is very pleasant. The food is actually not to bad here either. Overall, not a bad place so far.

Overall things are going well. The facility is very nice and always kept clean. The staff is always willing to help with a warm smile. The food service could use some help.

Very nice if you can get the north-facing apt. A pleasant environment. Close to home.

They keep my mom's room very clean. They have a lot of activities they offer. I like the way it is physically set up. All the rooms has a balcony which is good for the residents.

Sterling Place is going well. He is feeling comfortable and settling in. I have no complaints. The facility is clean. The staff is friendly. The value is good. I am very happy with how it's going.

Lovely, Caring, bright and sunny, lots of activities. Some concerns regarding Mom's behavior - they may not take her. She can't have the dog, but there is a resident dog and pet therapy. Memory Care doesn't have a piano.

For the most part we are happy with them. Communication is difficult sometimes. I can tell one staff member things and it doesn't get passed to the rest of the staff. It's clean, and the food is really good, the portions are just large. It's really friendly. We liked the location, and that when I walked in it felt homey, and everyone looked happy and well taken care of.

It was rough in the beginning. My Mother-In-Law is at this facility. There was a little mishap with medication. There was a mistake with the dosage and she was not getting her meds. We were not very happy with that. All in all now that we are getting used to the fact that this is where she lives, we are all adjusting. This was a difficult decision, but it is working out now. I have not been able to visit her yet, but my husband has and things are working out now.

Older building but had some great green space and a beautiful restaurant. It had the greatest amount of activities available. Sounds like they had parties all the time! Staff seemed quite friendly and enthusiastic. The residents seemed quite happy. The rooms were spacious and they were willing to paint the walls any color you wanted. The only bad thing was that the hallways were dark and dingy looking.

My mother is living there now; she's hard-of-hearing, so she just can't participate in some activities like bingo, but I feel they could do more to make it more accessible for people who can't hear as well, like big electronic numbers, for example. It also seems shorthanded, but I believe they've hired more people recently.

Overall I think they do a good job at Sterling Place. The facility is very clean and well kept, and the staff are friendly and professional. They're very attentive for the first few weeks when someone moves in, which really helps the transition go smoothly and helps the new person settle in. We've had experience with a few different communities, and one thing that stands out here is how good the food is, he really seems to enjoy it!

Close to my parents' house. Nice and quiet, calm energy. Larger community. Evin was very nice and informative. Definite +.

Nice place it's pretty nice all the way around the grounds. And the people seem nice and friendly. Looking for assisted living for Ma with cueing and direction they offer a personal care package to address this. Looks pretty good.

It's really clean and the staff is very friendly. The food is just okay, they have a very limited variety. The people serving in the dinging room don't communicate with the kitchen as well as they could. The transportation is limiting. The state requirement for medicine management and the packaging regulations make it so you can only go through certain pharmacies and it's very restrictive. It also puts peoples plan B at risk and then you have to worry about falling into the doughnut hole.

This is a nice facility although it needs a little updating. The food smelled good and the staff was very friendly and helpful.

Sharon was wonderful-- I went there first then brought mom for dinner and a tour. Residents were very nice and reached out to my mom. Food was fair. Waitress was sweet and attentive. Nice activities including movies. Location is perfect-- near shopping center mom frequents.

We haven't actually moved in yet. So far in working with them, my first impression is good. I don't have much experience, but things look good so far.

The Commons at Woodland Hills is a great community overall and I highly recommend it for seniors who need some or a lot of assistance. The only issue we had was regarding medication administration. In the Common's contract there is one page regarding this stating that seniors who administer their own medications cannot use weekly planners (i.e. Sun-Sat pill boxes) but must dole out their medications each day. This is false and misleading. A senior has every right to use a weekly planner for their medication if that is what they are used to.

It's very clean, and the staff is really friendly. They are quick to respond to questions and concerns. The food is excellent. We chose them for a combination of reasons, we liked the look and feel of the whole place, the quality of the food was good, and we liked the people. It was also in a good location for us. It is a lot of money, but there is a waiting list and it can be hard to get in.