Peregrine Senior Living at Cheektowaga

It is very pricey and they do not have a regular medical check up unless you get sick or need a doctor so we wish that would change. Other than that the community is very clean, the staff we do know are wonderful, our loved one enjoys the meals especially the salads. The activities are still pretty limited.

It was a pleasure. My dad enjoyed being there. He was able to roam round, and do what he wanted to do, and eat when he wanted to eat. And that was good for him. I enjoyed the staff as well. It was expensive though, more than most of other assisted facilities we looked at.

Impressed with the community during the tour.

This community is very welcoming and warm. I felt at peace knowing my loved one was there. It is a homey feeling where the staff get to know the resident's names quickly. They have a good variety of options for food. They have bingo, Wii bowling. cards, games, music, and more for the residents to choose from for activities.

The community has personalized care and worked closely with us. The staff was very compassionate and caring. The communication was great and they told me to call whenever I needed to. I would recommend this community to others. This was one of only a few communities that enhanced memory care.

Staff does not care. Friend was in quarantine and was forgotten, no supper or breakfast. Had to wait hours for assistance after pulling alarm Very expensive for service offered If your loved one needs help this is not the place

I thought overall, the cleanliness was pretty good. There were some staff that really went out of their way to make my dad comfortable when we could not be there. My dad was an enhanced care resident and I did feel like they were not quite able to meet his high level of needs. They did their best, however it did seem like he was a little bit beyond their level of care. The activities were lacking and didn't seem like they were designed to engage the residents enough and it didn't seem like they tried to encourage the residents to participate in those activities much either.

We moved my mother in quickly after the hospital told us she could no longer live alone. They have been so great, helpful and accommodating. They have simply gone out of their way to help my mom adjust and to make it as snotty a transition as possible as well as calming our fears. I highly recommend Peregrines! We are very pleased with them.

peregrine is not the place for my mother. They do not take care of her like they should. I would rate this place a zero for senior living. [Name removed] the marketing person did not explain to me when I met her that I would have this much problems. I am trying very hard to get her out of there

Not there anymore. Unless your loved needs minimal medical assistance, you will be disappointed.

My brother has been there for several years and the care he receives is below standard. His living there is not Medicaid funded. He pays for his living/care out of his own hard earned money. We felt when the time came for my brother to be placed in a nursing home facility he would be in a place that we felt fit his needs. The care givers do not watch over the patients. I have seen this too many times when I have visited him. My 2 brothers who are his executors have also witnessed this and have complained many times. Apparently on deaf ears.

Not a good location and did not feel it there.

My father needed this place for a recovery type period after two major surgeries and cancer diagnosis. The staff was very good. The food was excellent. The facility was always clean. His room was very comfortable. There were a lot of activities, but our dad didn't opt for them. But I was very impressed by the list and variety. The administration went above and beyond to ensure a smooth transition and welcome into the facility. He was there about two months and was able to go back to his home. We really appreciate the support Peregrines gave to us at that critical time for our dad. It was a relief to know he was in a good facility.

Clean and pleasant surroundings; staff friendly. Private pay price is too steep for us.

The care was well below a standard you would want for your loved one. Patients not treated with the respect or dignity they deserve as their Alzheimer's disease/dementia progresses. They will convince you that drugging them to the max is what they need instead of alternative behavior management and properly training their staff. As staff goes, constant turn over, severe lack of training and most administrator's lack in professiolism and can look you in the face with sincerity and lie. Can you imagine how bad it truly is when loved ones are not there? Lack of care and proper staffing lead to falls and constant ambulance trips to hospital. Especially on holiday weekends. Low staffing and temps and off they go because of laziness and poor training. I wouldn't leave my dog there for a day. Nothing but regrets and guilt for thinking it was the right place for my loved one. Don't make the same mistake, look elsewhere.

The majority of the staff are very nice and willing to work with mom and the family. They offer daily activities. They are training a new kitchen staff and things are not going very well. The community is clean and I liked it when we first walked in.

It seems to me that either disgruntled (former) employees, persnickety residents, or children of the same who think it's a hotel would tend to rate low. The job, no doubt, is one of the most challenging to anyone, e.g. St. Mother Teresa, but the people there are as good as they get. A have a family member there and am constantly challenged by passive aggression and frequent memory loss. Sometimes it's a win/win and other times not in the least. I can only imagine what it's like to be confronted and resolve the most minor of issues multiplied by 100 residents and twice as many family members on a daily basis no less! My family member is now 'content', safe, housed, fed, and well cared for. Who can do better?

The Cheektowaga Location is the most unprofessional, unsteady place in the world just incase you are trying to bring your loved one in there DONT! This is literally the worst facility, they dont know how to treat their employees or clients. I had my parents there for a couple years and just a few days ago i find they fired one of their best employees over him not being able to show up for his shift while being sick in the hospital. I just believe if an employee is sick I would much rather them call off than get my over 70 year old parent sick as well. They discriminate and are very races in there. I can't stand this facility my family will be out as soon as i find something more reliable being that half of their staff is gone anyways due to the lack of communication they seem to have with their employees and residents. I can tell you i was shocked to hear that they LOCKED up the refrigerator because they thought employees were stealing things from the fridge. I personally don't care if they are or arent but if my Father is hungry at 3 in the morning and wants a ham sandwich i believe is only right they get it being that they are paying over $3,000 for their stay there. Also kinda sucks when the residents know everything that is going on with the employees and what ever other issue they are having within the company. Lets not mention that they don't know how to pass out medication and when to. I wouldn't recommend this place to anybody and just know my family will be out ASAP and I am trying to get in contact with HR/DHQ as I am writing this.

Very nice, clean place. Staff was inviting and welcomed any and all questions. Great so far!

What a wonderful place Peregrine's Landing is. They are so welcoming and engaging. All the staff knows each resident by name and interacts with so much care. We were so pleased with our tour. We don't need to look further, if we place our Mom, this is the place for us.