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The staff are all very caring and giving. They're all approachable, easy to work with and open to your questions and concerns. We have a taught Townhall meeting once a month that gives us the chance to voice our concerns. And our concerns are listened to. We have a brand new place to compare to and there were things I liked about it and things I didn't like about it, but when I put them all together, I stayed where I was. The people here are very warm and accepting of the new residence. I couldn't leave my friends here. There are things that are not perfect, but those are changing. I like the fact that we are reaching into the community, we reach out to the schools and we have intergenerational activities. I never thought that I would enjoy living in a place like the Boulevard, but I'm thoroughly enjoying it. I do have to admit that the food is not what I would consider the best. I'm very picky and I have some food allergies that make things difficult. For some reason, lately the food has been better than it has been in a long time. I'm afraid to ask why! So I'm glad I stayed and I'm glad I'm here.

The staff members and administrators were all friendly and responsive. However, I feel they were understaffed and there were times I didn't think my mom got the attention she needed. There were very few activities compared to other facilities where she has loved. She did not like the food at all.

There are several things they offer other places do not and staff is very friendly. I would recommend to others. - I like it very much but I have had concerns with it.

There is an adjustment period and family needs to visit to help with transition. I would recommend to others. My brother likes it very much

I would tell someone else to move here! Ask a lot of questions. The food is great people are nice. I'm not sure about being the best because there's always room for improvement

Food service issues remain a problem. Loss of staffing has reoccurred throughout the year. The Bistro is rarely stocked, and it used to be a daily choice for those who needed to grab and go. Many meals take an hour, and food is not always warm by then. It used to be great when it opened.

Always room for improvement but we and [name removed] are happy. The onboarding could be a little better, just a person there to guide you upon arrival and as you first just settle in.

Honestly, as far as the staffing goes, they are all very friendly so far. One lady who works there, distributing the evening pills, smells strongly of cigarette smoke though. The physical therapists know what they're doing. They have a gym there. It's not a big room and doesn't have a whole lot of equipment in it, but it seems like they don't need that much as I've never seen it completely full of people working out. The food choices are one of the reasons I wanted this facility over the others we looked at (the [community removed] also has the good food. They're owned by the same company). There are healthy and varied food options. The only problems we have had with the food there is entirely my father-in-law's fault. When they first went into the facility, he wasn't getting large enough servings. But all he needed to do was ask for more. He refused to do so. We spoke with the staff on his behalf. My husband's family are all BIG eaters. So he really needed more food. Once they knew that, they started giving him larger helpings, and they emphasized to him he could have seconds and thirds if he desired. He frequently takes them up on it. The reason they didn't get a 5 on the level of care is probably also my father-in-law's fault in conjunction with my in-laws probably need to be in a higher level of care facility. You see, because they are in Assisted Living, the staff lets them do things on their own for the most part. But my father in law is sneaky, and doesn't want them to know how bad off they are. As a consequence, he doesn't page them for help (which is available 24/7 by the push of a button) when they need it. So my mother-in-law, who has Alzheimer's, isn't cleaning herself up after the bathroom well enough. He's supposed to page them to help her, but he won't do it. They have tried coming in every 2 hours, asking if she needs to use the toilet, and she always tells them no. My mother-in-law also messed the bed (#2) and my father-in-law "cleaned her up" himself, and then just covered the poopy sheets with a towel. The Fremont changes the sheets on a schedule, and rather than asking for them to change the sheets and telling them why, he just had her sleep on the towel for three days until their scheduled changing of the bedding. Their activities they have scheduled cover a wide variety of interests and abilities. It's very inclusive.

The folks there are conscientious and the administration has been really helpful for me as my brother continues his journey into greater dementia. However, they appear to be a bit understaffed and occasionally things fall through the cracks. For example, no one seemed to notice that [name removed]desperately needed to have his toenails cut. There has also been a fair amount of staff turnover although I have to say that really like the current staff.

Love it here! Have my own apartment, others do all the cooking, and lawn chairs in the back yard have attracted some ""regulars".

Staff excellent, dining very good, could have done more activities in memory care, but having a very caring hospice staff on hand was also helpful

The township was able to provide good information and they usually got back to us pretty quickly. They were all so very helpful.

They have had a lot of staffing changes and are having to use agency people. I would recommend, but be aware a lot great staff have taken other jobs.

Pinnacle Groves is a great community for independent living with a wide variety of activities. It takes some time to adjust to apartment living after many year in our home.

Curtis Creek is one of the more reasonably priced senior living homes in this area. The dining experience is similar to eating in a restaurant with waiters taking your order from a limited menu and bringing your food to you which is generally good. The living areas are kept clean and attractive and it’s a safe environment in which to live.

Carriage Court has made every effort to accommodate my mom, especially with all her issues. The nursing staff and care staff are impeccable. I believe they have three different room sizes. I recently moved my mom to the first floor in one of the smaller rooms. I was disappointed they increased the room by $[removed] last month, but it's all my mom needs. They have Sunday lunches for families during holidays. They offer transport to appointments, and they have activities, but my mom doesn't participate.

Great location, prices a bit lower relative to other facilities, they've been helpful. Food menu could be a bit more creative, but is fine.

Clean, very friendly staff, just unfortunately, they are short staffed for the dining room. The food is good. Eat anytime. Friendly residents.

Since my sister did not move into The Cambridge, my experience with the services are limited to what I witnessed on the tour. But I would have to say that I would rate all of the listed items as a 4. My experience with Cambridge was excellent. The gentleman that was working with me on my sister's behalf was extremely helpful. He truly went above and beyond the call of duty. The facility was warm, welcoming, clean - it checked all the boxes. I attempted numerous times to convince my sister that The Cambridge was a perfect living situation for her, especially since Phoenix Home Health was on the property. Unfortunately, we could not persuade her to accept the available apartment. Needless to say, she is still in the LTC facility she was in at the time. She ultimately regrets having not taken the opportunity to live at The Cambridge, but I exhausted all my time, energy and patience on the matter.

Expensive and we felt for the cost, overall care could have been better, we were under the impression that they were short on staff and having difficulty hiring quality staff, but there was no reflection of that in the cost of care. The quality of facilities, food service, activity availability We're all good. We felt like actual medical care response was somewhat lacking, doctor access, and communication could have been better. Maybe due to staffing shortages.