Peregrine Senior Living at Crimson Ridge Gardens
1 Treeline Drive,
Greece, New York 14612
4.3
(12 reviews)
$7,145
1471 Long Pond Road, Rochester, NY 14626
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Peregrine Senior Living at Crimson Ridge Gardens
1 Treeline Drive,
Greece, New York 14612
4.3
(12 reviews)
$7,145
4.39
(23 reviews)
Facility
4.8
Staff
4.8
Food
4.4
Activities
4.3
Value
4.7
Carol
5
|
February 8, 2024
The Village at Unity was nice. Their food was the best. I had a cauliflower crust pizza, and it was delicious. The rooms were kind of the same, but they were fine. The thing I like about them is that they are nice and bright. They weren't dark and gloomy like some of the others. They probably had the best transportation available, too. That would be one extra thing. They're good with their transportation.
Sandy
4
|
July 29, 2022
I looked at The Village at Unity memory care unit. It was all beautiful. I loved it. I thought it was amazing, but it wouldn't be a fit for my Dad because the clients there have to be 100% independent with their needs. They can't have any toileting needs nor any walking needs. They can only be there if their only need is that they don't have their memory anymore. The staff was excellent. They take care of all the medical needs. That is a place that I wish my father could go to. Because he has toileting needs, he can't go there. I wish that they had that. The dining area was beautiful. Everything was great.
Wendy
5
|
September 17, 2021
My mom is living at The Village at Unity, and it's wonderful. It was clean. Everybody was wonderful, and there's lots of activities to do. She had a little more space in her area. The location of the room that was available for her is just really perfect. It's close to everything that she would want to do. The food seems to be good too, and it's a wonderful experience she's having. She's just moved into their independent living this week. So far, so good. If she would need more help, then we can hire home health care through Unity for her. For activities, they have much more than what she would be interested in. There are lots of choices. I also think the price is very reasonable.
Eva
5
|
August 7, 2021
My mom has moved into The Hamlet, which is part of The Village at Unity. The Hamlet is the assisted living. There's independent living, memory care, and a nursing home. They are near the Unity Hospital there. Our reasons why we chose this one is the location and because it had a nice area around it for walking. It seemed to have a fairly large ground around it with different places to walk and sit. So that's one thing that was nice because my mom likes to take walks. There aren't too many assisted living places in our area. We took a tour, and everything seemed clean and well maintained. The people seemed friendly. They seem to have some activities, so that was good. The one thing I don't like (and I think this is the problem with all assisted living) is that they're very rigid about the medication, unless they get a direct doctor's order. I understand they have to be like that, but they had a little trouble getting faxes from the family doctor. I understand they have to be very careful with their medications and anything that they do. They have three pull cords, and they're all for emergencies. They have this thing on your wrist, so they seem to have a good handle on it. The staff seems to be interested. Some of the food is good, but my mom didn't like the lunch so much. The facilities seem good. The value for the money seems to be about average for that type of situation. It's probably a pretty good value for the money.
ReviewerRD11262020v
4
|
December 20, 2020
We're living in The Village at Unity. They were going to raise the rent a considerable amount, but that didn't happen. We've been here for over five years now, and we have been very satisfied with it. It's a fairly sizable complex. The staff is very good. In the restaurant itself, we have high school seniors staff members, and they are very well trained and very efficient for the old people. There is no end of activities if you want to participate. We have a resident who plays the piano for us twice a week, and there's another woman who plays the piano during the dinner hour. There are all kinds of activities, but they've been kinda curtailed. The food is very good. We only have one meal a day as part of our food allowance. However, we have a cafe which starts at 8:30 in the morning and serves breakfast all the way up until 6:30 at night. They have a very extensive menu. We could have everything up to filet mignon. We're in a 2-bedroom layout. We got plenty of room here.
Ivan
5
|
January 8, 2020
My mother is in The Village at Unity looks very good so far. It costs cheaper than the hourly rate for home care. They have everything you need in terms of amenities, and their dining services are very good. We chose this place compared to others because of the amenities, pricing, and location
Pam
3
|
July 26, 2019
The residents at The Village at Unity seemed less with it. It looked like more of a nursing home type set up, but it was assisted living. The residents were just sitting in chairs, following us around, and we couldn't get them to go back to their rooms. They have a hair salon, a recreation area, they have people come in and do activities, and a piano. The dining area was big and nice, and the rooms were nice and sizable, but the price was high.
Bob
5
|
April 12, 2019
We live in The Village at Unity and we're satisfied with it. The staff is very helpful. The amenities are fine, and there's a lot going on here. The food is usually pretty good. They have a library and a chapel, and the grounds are well kept up. We have a small apartment, which is fine. The place is neat, but expensive.
Health
4.0
Overall
5.0
Quality
5.0
Staff
4.0
Park Ridge Housing is located in the town of Greece, New York. Quietly situated near the larger city of Rochester, this community is only moments away from the Greece Canal Park. Residents and their family members often praise the facility for its spacious, carefully maintained living quarters, and they frequently mention the high-quality cuisine available. With two restaurants and a coffee shop, there is no shortage of dining options. The facility also boasts a movie theater, meditation room and readily available transportation options for residents.
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