Tutera Senior Living & Healthcare

My father resides within this community & I can say firsthand that this place is staffed by wonderful caring people. They have a monthly family night where family members of the residents are invited to a nice meal. Throughout the week there are plenty of activities both on & off campus and overall this is a pretty active & lively bunch. I'm so thankful to live in a community that offers this kind of an option for assisted living & beyond.

I want to thank everyone at Amelia but especially [name removed] for doing such a phenomenal job. They made our whole experience so easy, and stressful. [name removed] communicated and helped me every step of the way. It is clean, with a warm feel about it. My mom has had nothing but good things to say so far. I give this team a 10 out of 10.

We have lived here about a year.We love it! The activities are great and the activities ladies are top notch. Have met alot of nice people and enjoy being around this friendly group of folks who share similar life experiences.

What we like the most about Morton Senior Living is the smaller size and interior layout. Room design is better than others. Inside us less institutional and more homey. Nurse [name removed] is great. The director [name removed] is great. Need to get better cooks. It's been good for my mother. They need to fill the place though.

I was a resident at St Pauls Senior Community. Everything but the food was excellent at this facility. The food was not edible most of the time. I was forced to cook my own meals. I brought it to the attention of the new ownership. They did a lot of talking and a lot of promising, but nothing really happened. The entire kitchen staff needed to be replaced, along with the kitchen management. Lots of the other residents wouldn't talk about it for fear of being asked to leave and they had nowhere else to go.

Shortly after my mom moved into green place my husband and I felt like we had become part of a big family and not like mom was just another patient in a nursing home. Green place really made us all feel special and heard. I would recommend green place to anyone. They really care about the people that live there like there own.

The overall experience so far has been great. However there are some shortcomings being worked on. I have not eaten many meals here so I really can't comment much on the quality of the food - that will change in the near future. I would tell others looking that if they have a concern then I would urge them to voice it. Everything I brought up has been addressed. Some items they could do and others they couldn't. So far I have been extremely pleased. They are open to questions and feedback. I am extremely happy with my decision to move over here.

I have a family member that lives at Avonlea of Sterling and she loves it. Its very 'home-like', when having dinner (the food is amazing) it's like sitting at your kitchen table at home. When visiting all the staff says hello and are very friendly. They are attentive to the seniors that live there. The rooms are pretty nice and many things to do there. I am so happy she's there!

My loved one lives at Tiffany Springs Senior Living and Rehab and everything is great. The staff is above and beyond kind and helpful. The community has had nothing but positive things to say about this facility.

We picked this community, because of the all in one pricing and location proximity to my brothers house The staff is always friendly and engaged with the residents. I would recommend to other families.

Wesley Court that feels like home which begins with the employees down to the residents that live there. Everyone is welcoming when you arrive, and you see it when employees are interacting with the people that live there. Some of the employees have been there for years, the food is wonderful, you can do as much or as little as you want. I highly recommend Wesley Court to anyone!

We picked them specifically because they are licensed for a 2 person assist. They are between assisted living and long term care. That was what we needed so it worked out great. They have continue to make a real effort to get to know my dad and understand his life and his interests so that they know how to engage with him. When my dad has appointments outside of the facility, they will take him to his appointments and that has been really helpful. I do really like that it is a relatively small facility, memory care only has 12 residents so they get a lot of 1 on 1 attention. There is always at least 2 staff there so the ratio is great. It is a very welcoming community and I would recommend them to others looking.

Bridle Brook was a nice place, and the staff were very attentive. I would recommend them to other families.

The community is very caring and friendly. The experience was wonderful. The staff were very accommodating to the requests of our loved one. I would highly recommend this community to others for their loved one. The staff communication with the family was great! The Director of Marketing and Director of Nursing went to visit my loved one and introduce themselves. They were very patient with our loved one and this meant the world to the family!

They've been very supportive with a very difficult client (my loved one). I wish there were more activities to involve him, but I imagine it's hard for them to pick things that are of universal interest. They've been short staffed, but I know that's a nationwide problem. It really is a very nice facility, and I like that the living spaces are apartments instead of just rooms. That's definitely a plus. It feels like you have more of your own space, rather than being forced directly into the community. Although I suppose that could be a good or a bad thing, depending on your loved one's needs. But it has been a good thing for us.

The Atrium is a good place to live. The atmosphere here is open and friendly. The design of the building adds to that, hence the name- The Atrium. It's a 7 story building and there are 2 sections in between with glass elevators. All of the apartment hallways open up to the atrium. One of the comforts to us is that if we get sick we don't have to move to another facility, we can stay here and move from Independent Living to Assisted Living. I've seen that side and heard a lot about it and it's all been good things. The food in the middle of a transition, so I rated that a little lower. That's probably the biggest problem that we've had here, the menu change from the food service that the facility uses. It hasn't gone well, but they're slowly but surely improving it. The overall quality of the food is quite good, salads are good, and the soup is to die for. I don't go a meal without also having soup. The Tomato Bisque is the best! There's always dessert and a soup of the day. There are so many activities and things to stay busy (book club, bridge group etc) and outings to the casino, to the dog park with our pets, and to other local places (Louisburg Cider Mill, Men's Day out/lunch at Hooters, etc). Whatever is going on around town, there's usually a planned trip/busing available to attend the event. I feel very welcomed and appreciated here. The staff knows us by name and make it a point to be familiar with us. In the mornings, they'll watch the glass elevators and see who is coming down to dining. They know us and what we like and they have our preferences ready for us (coffee or tea made how we like it, etc). Our apartment is really nice. The building used to be a hotel, but they converted it nicely to Independent and Assisted Living. It's quiet and we don't hear noise from our neighbors. They have plenty of parking and allow pets. They decorate beautifully for holidays. It's affordable, also. Before moving here, my husband and I still had a mortgage. That said, it's still more cost effective for us to live here than it was to live at home WITH our mortgage. This community is a good mix of mostly Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish faiths and residents are open and respectful to all. We have 3 residents whom are Priests and have daily Mass. Even from our tour, the atmosphere of this facility really stuck out to us. Residents are active/interactive and open minded. I'm an extrovert and my husband is not, but it's a great fit for both of us which is really great! I have and will continue to recommend them to family and friends. I'd also like to add for others, during your search don't be afraid to negotiate cost with any place. There's always room for negotiation, especially with moving 2 residents in versus one, activity fees, and monthly specials. A filled apartment is much more profitable than a vacant one. It's a business when it comes to cost and you have to approach it as such.

We are very happy with our family member at Pinicon Place and she is happy as well. They have a lot of activities provided and are always staying busy and active. We have also really enjoyed the family nights that they put on.