Greystone

A well appointed facility with a competent staff. As with all food service facilities, they struggle to keep sufficient staff, Te overall staff are positive and strive to provide good service. Recent staff upgrades have resulted in improved services.

We picked this community because it allows all the residents to live with dignity. It doesn't look like an assisted living nor memory care. The modern feel makes you feel as though you're living in a hotel. The staff goes out of their way to be friendly and helpful. They treat all residents with respect. There are plenty of activities or clubs to join if you choose. The staff makes all the residents feel seen, and at home.

What I like the most about this community is the happy hours they have for us residents living here.

My loved one is currently a resident at Cottage Grove Place and everything has been good, so far. The staff is all very friendly and sweet. The hair dresser couldn't be better. On shower days, they shouldn't be able to opt out of washing their hair. The move in process was wonderful. I love that my loved one is closer to me! I would recommend Cottage Grove Place to family and friends.

Overall I think The Landing at Alexandria is a good place. It's a great environment. They serve great food. There is lots to do there. Would like better nursing care.

It seems like all of the staff is very friendly and helpful. The food I‘ve had was good. They offer plenty of activities, and they have a broad range of services, from independent living to skilled care, right there at one location. They had the best cost profile of the places that we looked into.

Overall the place is a strong 3, communication is a solid 2, she was no engaging in activities and getting return phone calls from the staff was a joke. I left a message for[name removed]and to this date, he has not returned my call. The only reason I didnt do a Google review is because we live in Texas. Staff needs stronger accountability!!!

Two plus years in, it's like any other memory care facility. The hallway and day area smelled of stale food. My aunt needed private care because the level of attention paid to her was inadequate. Her room was not properly cleaned. So, I would not say that The Landings memory care was any better than another facility. The one thing that stands out is restaurant-quality food. The Landings can boast about that amenity where other places have more institutional food. But, if you are putting a loved one who is incapacitated in anyway at The Landings you will not be happy about the care.

I thought for the money we are paying the quality of care would be better. Maybe the staff can be a little more caring with the people. The patients cannot do things on their own sometimes and mainly the daytime nurse always seem to be annoyed by it. I love [name removed] the nighttime nurse who is very accommodating. Wish they were all like him

My mother was transferred to Legacy Point to receive skilled nursing care. She was unable to walk when she arrived and was a larger person. The facility did not have available a wheelchair that would fit her or a sling that was big enough for her. She was at the facility for over a week before those items were finally obtained. She was in the facility for almost two weeks before we moved her to another facility. The facility had difficulty in managing her medications and in providing care when needed to the bedside. Her face was not washed unless it was requested. The facility is beautiful and does have an excellent assistant director of nursing and social services person. Unfortunately, we experienced a lack of direction and supervision of the night staff which was not a good situation for my mother who needed a lot of care. If your loved one only needs nursing care and it is not a complex case, then this facility is a good choice. Otherwise it would be best to find another place.

I would recommend it. It was newer and modern.

This was nice, but it was larger with more residents.

I would not rate Providence highly! Mother was on finger food and they brought her soup, their ability to communicate well with the family as we were in a different State, was totally unacceptable. We brought hospice in to assist them, and hospice did a wonderful job. On the day she passed, they called me to say she was unresponsive, and several hours later hospice called me to tell me she had passed. I wouldn't recommend Providence to anyone.