Cassia

A Christian environment with no religious pressures Just friendly caring professionals.

My mother is there now 2/2014. The building is beautiful, everything is new. The staff for the most part are wonderful. Of course there are never enough employees in these places. I don't like the fact in the nursing home area you have to share a room. And of course like all facilities like this, the cost is outrageous.

I wasn't very impressed with this place. It was an older building. It was like walking into a nursing home in the seventies. The people were friendly. She was there for rehab so it was only a short stay. If we had to do rehab again we would probably use them again. She was a wheelchair patient when she arrived and they got her back on her feet. Other than the age of the building it was good.

A very clean facility with plenty of staff, great food and a helpfull attitude.

Saw again on Nov 08. Like the two bedroom. It's a little older than some facilities, but larger layout.

I haven't heard any negatives about Cornerstone Assisted Living. I assisted a family in finding a home for their loved one and they seemed very impressed with Cornerstone's facility and staff. The staff was very easy to work with and returned all phone calls. They had about three places to choose from that were all comparable; but Cornerstone was their favorite, partial because of location but also because of the staff and the facility.

Was very nice.

Older facility, remodeling common areas, beautiful grounds

Positive impressions, lovely setting and facility, memory care available. 2 br, 1 br currently avail. Bluestone physicians.

Toured facility this morning. Impressed with facility cleanliness, staff, and resident activity.

The facility was clean and the director was very nice to work with. The apartments had a nice layoutwith nice views. We really loved the layout as well. Very nicely decorated to our taste. Received an invite to come back for lunch to experience part of what their day would be like. At this facility I actually saw nursing staff moving about which we had not seen at St Therese or Rose Arbor. Could just be timing. Both mom and dad loved it. Location is the best. Cost up to this point is the most expensive.

We are in the learning curve stage. They have had some turnover in staff and having a hard time hiring which I understand. The staff I have met have been very friendly and helpful. They do seem like they have a lot of activities available for residents to participate in. The only complaint I have is they have no parking lot for visitors. I would recommend them to others looking.

Mom did not have a very good respite stay at this community. They did not let her out of her wheelchair during the day. She did not like the food and they did not offer a large selection of choices. The caregivers were nice. They did charge for each individual service she required. This was not what we thought it would be.

The staff in the memory care unit is nice. My only concern is there seems to be a lack of communication with the staff. It is hard to reach the person you need to speak to. My loved ones apartment is nice. The memory care is a locked ward. I would rate the assisted living area a four. They have a beautiful chapel. They allow pets and have birds in the community. There is a wonderful hair dresser and the rooms have a nice view.

I toured this community for care. I did not want a community that had stairs. The do have activities for the residents . We wanted a differt level of care.I liked the staff and they informed me on the care that is given to the residents. I would suggest that families tour this community

The staff is very nice, but some are hard to understand, as their English isn't so clear. They have activities during the day most are upstairs. It would be nice if they had some activities in the evening as it is too quiet and lonely. The food is ok, not great with lots of sandwiches and noodles. Not a lot of meat and potatoes. 3 meals a day, with the exception of Sunday which consists of Brunch at 9:30 pie at 1:30-2:00 then diner at 5:00. So no lunch on Sunday. There are no special diets and not a lot of attention to cholesterol in the menus. We have had a mix-up with medication, but seem to be on the right track now. The building and grounds are very nice and in a nice location.

I not feeling well, problems with medications. Two days after moving In I receive notice my rent just went up. I start to hear rumors. It true. We are not a duel independent/assisted but only assisted living. What does that mean?? I am comfortable here, could have a up to date kitchen. They did make it more handicap accessible but still shows it age. No dishwasher, garbage disposal, microwave and stove like my grandmother had. They did put in a used disposal that has broken down twice. I like it for nice bedroom and living room. I am just about All moved in. A few more pictures to hang. Am I going to stay or will I move on. I have sold my car in order save money so I really have no way to look at more. What I have seen, I think I could like it people are very nice and I love the smaller building ,less people to get to know. I spent about 12 hours reading new lease and have a lot of question.

Our family had an in person tour and it seemed like a really nice place but just did not have a lot of activity going on, it seemed like more of a quieter facility

This was a nice community with friendly staff. I would be careful with the nursing care and to make sure they are following up with the doctor's orders for the residents. The food was okay for my loved one during the stay.

We had a video tour, and the facility just looked old and dreary and depressing. It wasn’t even a consideration for us. As she was taking us through the hallways, I could almost smell the stale air - it had that type of appearance. I wouldn’t even want to go in to take a look. The apartments looked dark and dreary, with not enough natural light. The person who led the tour was very friendly, kind, and sweet though.