Eliza Jennings

beautiful grounds, caring staff, skilled nursing is very expensive!

This community has been wonderful to my loved one they continuously make sure that her needs are being met and that she is feeling safe and comfortable in her new living environment. The building is well maintained and is always kept clean. Overall I have no complaints and would recommend this place.

SAIDO program sounded really interesting. Too far from my home - Kathi took a lot of time with me which was really nice.

My mother has dementia and I just felt that “Devon Oaks” had the better services to be able to care for. She is having some issues but they are due to her dementia. The people are really patient and trying really hard to help her. Mom is a real finicky eater and surprisingly she likes the food. She also likes going to the onsite beautician. The outdoor commons area is nice but the indoor common area is a very small. However they do have a large TV room so they can watch their shows. To sum up “Devon Oaks” is very friendly and accommodating.

good possibility

Very nice, but not big enough. Only 1 bathroom and 1 bedroom. I really like the Saido learning program.

Even during these current circumstances our loved one is still enjoying participating in the activities that they have to offer.

It's a nice facility, when we get back to normal this facility is excellent. They have a good covid plan in place. The apts are a good size, and the food is ok but before covid, it was a lot better. I would recommend this facility to others.

Very nice assisted living facilities. Ample common space, activities and a large bedroom. We appreciate the not for profit mission. Concerned it is too far from us and my parents church.

Nice but suites to small.

I had heard it was a top notch facility - My mom was here for rehabilitation after pneumonia - was she really ready to leave is my question ???? -Also-- the place is in dire need of some cleaning and refurbishing - I always felt as if I was bothering the floor staff when inquiring how my mom was doing - Yes there were a few aides etc that were nice - but many seemed unhappy - Is this the covid burnout I don't know ?- but I do know I would not choose the Renaissance again if needed.

It's really sad when you lose a loved one because of medical incompetence. My dad was brought to this facility for rehab after having hip surgery, and left a few days later in an ambulance with a severe UTI, which had basically been ignored by the staff. Three weeks later he was dead. I filed a complaint with the state, and when they came to complete an inspection, there was no wrongdoing found ON THAT DATE. Ummm......what about the dates when my dad was there??? I would not recommend this place to anyone, and feel horrible about picking it for him in the first place. There was no sense of urgency when we requested that my dad be tested for a UTI, and even though they passed the inspection, I will hold them accountable for the rest of my life.

We did visit here and have ruled it out. They were not at all welcoming and we do not want a high rise building.

Our Father received very poor treatment within the skilled nursing facility at The Renaissance. Numerous falls and the development of a stage III bed sore made the last few weeks of his life very uncomfortable. I would not recommend The Renaissance to any family looking for a safe and caring facility for an aged family member.

Our family would not recommend the skilled nursing facility at The Renaissance. The staff to patient ratio is poor and many staff are not skilled with adaptive equipment needed by many residents. Our Father fell four times, hitting his head with each fall. Furthermore, he developed a stage III bed sore due to sitting in urine for long periods of time.