YMP Seaside Opco LLC

The facility is beautiful and clean at all times. My mother's room is always clean and pleasant. The staff is very friendly and caring with my mother. Issues that are raised are resolved in a timely manner.

My loved ones love the food. They are great. We picked this community because, it was the closet location,we needed a two bedroom and it was available. The people made them very comfortable. The staff was great and was very nice. They met all the criterias that we were looking fo. They have good amenities. It's a clean community.

The most difficult decision of our lives turned out to be the best decision we have made for our mother. We moved her out of her beautiful apartment into Seaside in early [date removed]. After two days there she had forgotten about the past and was living for the future. Every individual of the Seaside staff is loving and caring. Our parents always felt cared for and all their needs attended to. Our mother passed away in July. We held our Shiva at seaside . Seaside accommodated our needs above and beyond our expectations. Our stepfather, who is not in need of assisted living, has decided to stay on.

I would recommend it. They do a really good place to live. The staff members take care of the residents getting them to and from meals, etc. The nursing aides stay on top of things and the nurses are present. Any issues happen and we are contacted and kept involved in everything.

I would tell others that Alura Senior Living is clean and they take care of you.

Our loved one seems to be enjoying the meals and dining service and a big reason we chose this community was location, it is very closer to our family. We also were able to see them build Inspired Living from the ground up and its a very well built building.

Mom chose Inspired Living because it was close to where she lived and it was a brand new facility. It is beautiful and in a nice location. The facility itself is very clean and the apartments are extremely nice. They have been disorganized, so they need some improvement there. Their transportation has not been good and they do not have any activities going on. Mom said the food was not great, but they did just get a new cook and she said it has been much better since then.

I would say to make sure that this community is staff adequately to be able to give the services that you are paying for. Some of the staff are okay but a lot of them give excesses like on the director level. The aids and everyone are very nice and kind.

It is a very nice facility, they were only opened a few months when we came in so they had some operational issues they needed to work through. things such as making sure appropriate medications were being given, communication between staff and family, etc. Sometimes when medications are given, you have to have trial and error period to adjust medication for appropriate results and I felt we did not get that trial and error period. I think our family member was more mobile than what they were used to.

The med techs, maintenance & housekeeping staff, front desk & dining room staff -- are nice people doing their best, but there are too few of them. Alura accepts new residents, but does not have enough staff to provide high quality & expeditious basic service, assistance, and care, or to even keep the place very clean. The food is downright terrible: poor quality ingredients that for the most part are poorly prepared, suggesting insufficient investment in the central activity of many residents' days: meals. Disturbing, given the comparatively high rent. The kitchen provides no accommodation for people with diabetes or other conditions that require a special diet. Finally, the few upper management people on-site often respond defensively, dismissively, or just heartlessly, to residents' or families' questions, requests, and needs. They seldom pick up their phones, and *never* answer emails. Overall, this facility looks nice, but seems focused on profit, not quality of life.