Silvercrest at Deercreek

As a resident who has had lived at Silvercrest at Deer Creek during the past eight months, I could not be happier with where I live and the people I am with daily. The people who work a Silvercrest at Deer Creek I consider to be somewhere in the realm of family. I feel so cared for. They are attentive to my needs and I am just incredulous at how responsive they are to my requests. When I have asked for help with something, it has been done more quickly than I would ever have hoped for. Silvercrest at Deer Creek clearly values cultivating and maintaining relationships and my experience has taught me that responding to residents must be the organization's top priority. I really enjoy the food and the kitchen staff has been very responsive to requests and comments I’ve made. They and other departments have invited feedback and acted upon it since I’ve lived here. Relationships with fellow residents have become friendships that in other circumstances would take a long time to evolve. I am learning to play bridge, thanks to the generosity of some of my new friends. My favorite organized activities are drama club and gong to see live theater, “brain games” (trivia), and coffee chats or social hour in the pub. My neighbor is a talented artist and has begun teaching painting classes. I love living at the SDC location. Fantastic shopping and restaurants are only blocks away. I love living at Silvercrest at Deer Creek. I could not have chosen a place more perfect for me!

We went on a tour here and liked what we saw. She was great at answering all of our questions. It was nice and clean. The apartments were small but spacious. They had lots of daily activities. The set up was good too. We are just looking around right now.

Silvercrest has been a generally good experience for my mother. We chose this community because it is a smaller facility, which fits my mother’s needs better than a larger community, the price is the least expensive of the other communities here in town, and the proximity. Silvercrest is very close to my home and my work. The facility is just like all the other communities I have seen though, it isn’t particularly unique or special in any way, and they seem to have trouble serving high quality food. I also see a problem with having to move her to another community eventually because there’s “no room at the inn” so to speak. Silvercrest doesn’t encompass all levels of care, and I can see myself needing to move her as her needs increase. I think this is a misleading aspect of the industry that they make you think that they have everything set up perfectly, but it isn’t quite that way. Overall though, Silvercrest has been adequate for our needs now.