Courtyard at Mt. Tabor

When it comes to the meals and dining service I believe they are working on making that experience before. They have communicated their goals. I believe when they changed their meal plan and heard from residents, they made changes showing they were listening. Based on the experience we have had, we would recommend this community to others.

My mother is currently a resident at Courtyard at Mt. Tabor and overall her experience has been great so far. The staff is doing a great job with care, we are very happy. The housekeeping is great. Communication with the family is great. The food is good. However, my mother doesn't have many teeth and the soft food choices are limited when it comes to the main courses. We didn't get our 60 day review and would like to have done that. I would recommend Courtyard at Mt. Tabor to others.

5 stars for ALL! So friendly. Staff is caring and always have time to explain and/or questions. Courtyard at Mt Tabor is spacious, with walking paths and close to many shops and restaurants. I would absolutely recommend them to others

Our experience with Courtyard at Mt Tabor has been very good indeed. My family member is a much happier person, now that he has a social life, people to talk with, and a familiar place to walk around and enjoy himself. He has not had a single major medical event because his meds are given to him daily - but in the past he would forget to take his meds and have serious A-fib episodes. The staff is generally excellent and caring.

I would recommend it here.

I am told one thing and promised that and then there are times the follow through isn't available. The staff communication with the family is good. The issue I see is the internal communication with the staff isn't always happening to make sure that everyone is on the same page. There is a call button that the residents have, and the staff are to be responding. The staff is supposed to be assisting with dressing and undressing my loved one. This was part of the care plan, and it isn't always followed through. It would be nice to have better follow through from management to the staff to make sure the care plan is being followed.

It has been a really good experience so far, and they do a great job keeping everything clean. I love the staff here they are perfect. The meals are good, and all of the waitresses are good. The activities are ramping back up there is a lot to do from different boards games to bus trips.

Courtyard at Mt. Tabor is brand new facility and just had a different vibe and feeling than the other that we looked into. There is a ton of natural light which made it seem more bright and cheery. There is a lot of common areas with big windows and a courtyard that is completely contained. They have garden boxes outside and each resident is able to plant their own stuff, my mom really enjoys it. The director has been absolutely amazing. Overall it has been a very smooth transition and I cannot say enough good things about them.

Definitely the front runner so far. Beautiful grounds, FABULOUS menu--which bodes well as tasty food is my mom's #1 requirement (I know, difficult to meet). We wanted a smaller facility but as we move through the process, we learn that smaller facilities often come with less amenities/flexibility/options. Mt. Tabor is large-ish, very clean, has the most organized staff and procedures that we've seen and seems like a country club the whole family might like to visit. The price includes only one meal a day--they assume independent living folks will make most of their meals, or buy them at the restaurant. [name removed] was very knowledgeable, heard us and in talking it out, we discovered my mom might not need assisted living at all. The emphasis at Mt Tabor is definitely have it your way, let's keep folks living as independently as possible--until they really need help. I'm totally in agreement with that philosophy. This place is in many ways like the Stafford in LO, but without the fancy pomp and snottiness. Folks seem both professional and down to earth. High marks.

Be EXCEEDINGLY careful with these guys. They'll promise things are included in the lease only to go back on their word at a later date (and in our case, blame a change in ownership). Bait and switch at its finest. The executive staff, while friendly, fail miserably at onboarding or communicating in an ongoing fashion. It literally becomes another job just to get someone on the staff to call or email you back. If you plan on advocating AT ALL for the well being of your loved ones, you should definitely look elsewhere. Make no mistake: money is the #1 priority of this facility, its most decidedly not the care of its residents. They can and will say anything to get your business though - so BEWARE.

Very enjoyable living. Great food! Activities optional. Nice folks and staff is excellent.

THIS IS A REVIEW OF THE ASSISTED LIVING RESIDENCE ONLY. It's tricky to figure out what a senior residence is like until you are living there. At this particular one, the Park, the majority of residents seem to have withdrawn into themselves. It would be hard to have a meaningful discussion with someone regarding, for example, current events. For the most part, mealtimes in the dining room are exceedingly depressing: silent and dreary. The activities staff is excellent and tries very hard to get people engaged. Management is a different story: It appears to be almost nonexistent. There is a director who oversees the ENTIRE complex (as well as construction of a new building), and at the Park someone who oversees caregivers and med techs. I can't speak to resident safety, but the caregivers, for the most part, are kind and capable -- although there are not enough of them. Word has it the Courtyard has been purchased by a company that runs student housing, which is interesting

Not a good place. Don’t move here! The food is bad and all they care about is cutting cost to increase their profit. Staff, residents and families I know are very disappointed in this place. Lots of changes lately and none for the betterment of the community- just the corporate pocketbook.