Willow Gardens

I would say To make sure their parent is fully functional and independent in order to thrive at this community. If they are not, then this is not a facility for them. We chose this community for the price, budget, and quick turnaround to move in. I would recommend this community for independent living . The food is average with two options are each meal. Be aware that the rate increases by 10% every year.

It sucks! When she moved in there were older aged staff and they cared about the residents, and now they have young staff who don't give a damn. I can't believe the changes in the care level of the staff I think they promise all of this stuff that don't deliver. As soon at COVID hit, everything changed including the food quality, the care, the cleaning, and maintenance requests.

One of the only communities where you walk in the door and it felt friendly and there were no odors at all. The staff was very friendly and took the time to give us a tour and explain to us about the community when we initially visited. My mother-in-law even got to choose her apartment. While Willow Gardens didn't provide direct care, they were very helpful with helping us find outside care to bring in. The staff takes a lot of care with my mother-in-law's and are very accommodating. They have a lot of good activities like bingo or live entertainment that come in for the residents. They also provide off-community activities and will drive residents to them in the community bus. We toured three different places when looking for senior living, and this community is a great value for the care and services my mother-in-law is receiving. Willow Gardens is bright and cheery and we were immediately able to ask other residents about their experience and thoughts on the community, which we really appreciated.