Magnolia Management

Nice facility and staff. Costs much higher than one peer we've seen.

We toured was nice and the community is clean and maintained. The manager was not making us feel comfortable. They have a good menu and they offer activities. We wanted a community that made us feel comfortable and with the manager not making us feel welcome that would not be in the best interest for care for a friend

The Arbors to be honest reminded me of College dorms for the elderly. We were not impressed especially for the cost each month. My loved one chose another community.

From top to bottom this community needs improvement - especially with the house keeping, there are clogged sinks and unclean toilets. All the services that they offer are being switched - so everything that was promised and expected is not being followed through with. The activities are especially lacking - there is an exercise class at 9:30 and rosery at 10:00 with a couple random things like bingo and knitting after dinner.

If your loved one is a person who likes to be with people and stay active or needs extra care, i.e. physical therapy or a little help getting ready in the morning, then The Arbors may not be the place for your loved one.

I need greater than 1000 words to allow readers a complete understanding of what transpired with my mother. Let it suffice to say the treatment my mom received was deplorable and not what was promised by management. At the end, I pulled her out URGENTLY, as I did not expect her to survive much longer in their care. We were mislead, lied to, by the activities director and the executive director. The staff did the very best they could do, but one caregiver to 2 floors is dangerous and unacceptable. The focus at the Ivy is on profit, not resident care. It is my strong belief had the Ivy cared for my mother, providing her with the appropriate care promised by management, she would still be with me. I think the Ivy is a good place for people who have no memory loss, dementia, Alzheimer's, who can truly fend for themselves. If you have a loved one who is compromised mentally, in any way, the Ivy is NOT the place for you. As it's been said, buyer beware!

The Arbors is very expensive, but they never have enough staff to care for residents. I cook for my Mom, who has been there for about two years, her and always make enough for leftovers for a few extra meals. I write to nursing staff and leave notes in her room for staff to offer the leftovers to my Mom, yet they never prepare the leftovers for her (she doesn't like the food there) and I end up throwing out my Mom's favorite meals. Home cooked food is something she looks forward to. Staff, including the Executive Director, act like they are doing you a favor to simply do anything for your loved one. There have been multiple incidents where my Mom didn't get her medications (they were put in her microwave!) and ongoing theft. Management, enables rather than deals with these issues. When her refrigerator was broken, rather than replace it they put a huge bucket in the refrigerator which collected brown water that was leaking. I would not recommend this facility to anyone.

Stay away! They take your money, but do not take your loved one. So much greed, more concerned with the bottom line. Also, its probably it didn't work out for the best, there is only 2 aids for all 80 units, this can't be safe.