Assisted Living Communities in Somerset, MA

"It is very good, and the nurses were very helpful. A couple of the residents were too old. The atmosphere was very pleasant, welcoming, and nice. There are amenities around and places to shop. It was a smaller community, and it was clean. "

"I choose Atria because of its proximity to our home, the size and the impression of warm and caring people there. Everyone is extremely helpful and everyone is available when mom needs them. They are very friendly and compassionate. Her room is lovely. Everything is freshly painted and clean when she moves in. She has a lovely courtyard view. The food is excellent. They offer a wide variety of activities. They are exercises and mental activities like arts and crafts. My mom is not a big joiner and she doesn't participate in everything. But they are certainly available whenever she wants it. I will say it is the right place for her to be and it is good choice. It is homey and comfortable. I will recommend it to others. "

"I toured Wingate Residences on Blackstone Boulevard. Driving into the facility, I looked at it and I had questions about it because of the curb appeal. It looks like an old brick building, but as soon as you enter, it is very nice. The staff was very nice. One thing I do remember about that location, is they have a memory care unit, so if it was determined my mom had dementia, they have facilities to handle that. And it is a locked-down floor in the building, so you have to have code access to access that area. They showed me around, and I saw a chapel, a hairdressing salon, and an exercise room, which were very nice. I met a couple of the residents, and they seemed to be very happy. At the very end of the tour, they showed me a room that they had set up. It was a room where residents could get on to like Zoom or Skype or something like that to see their family. It had a nice computer and big monitors, so they could see their family, and I thought that was a very nice idea. The accommodation was very similar to what I saw. I saw one room like a hotel room. They have both fully furnished as well as unfurnished. Their price was a little bit more expensive, and that's the only thing. Because of the memory care facility that they have, that is very nice indeed. If someone needed it, that would probably be a place to go, but the prices were a little bit to swallow."

"My mom moved into The Highlands on the East Side. It's been great for her. She has a lot more things to do in her life now that she's there. And I feel much more confident that she is taken care of than before she moved in there. There's variety and nutritional value in the food. It's great value for your money."

"I liked it the first time I saw it. I have visited it several times and I was happy with my visits. I saw their apartments and I liked the way they set it up. They had different activities and even take the people to the mall and other events. I think when I do go on assisted living, I would go there. I am looking forward to move there. "

"I visited The Phyllis Siperstein Tamarisk RI Assisted Living Residence. I chose it for myself and my wife because it's closer to where I live. Also, I know people who have gone there. It's a beautiful place. The entire place is beautiful. It's clean and has no old person smell. The food is good. They have a gym and a library, but I haven't visited all the areas yet. The staff has been excellent. The building itself is spectacular, and it is organized."

"My parents used to be residents of All American Assisted Living at Warwick. It's a brand-new complex and was absolutely beautiful, but they could no longer provide the care that my mother needed, so we had to move her. They didn't have the nursing staff on duty to legally give injections and they only had CNAs. The place was gorgeous, the food was excellent, and they had a chef that makes the meals. They have all kinds of activities, they have a special exercise room with a trainer, jogging machines, and physical therapy classes. They have a nice lounge, there are rooms for puzzles, painting, music, and they have a nice theater for movies. My mother was in their dementia center, and my father was in the assisted living, and they could just meet up and have lunch and dinner together."

"Mom didn't choose All American Assisted Living because everyone shares a bathroom. You have a roommate and a separate bedroom, but you share a kitchenette and a bathroom. Other than that, the place was nice and the people were very friendly. The dining area was nice and clean. They had a library, an activity room, a room for happy hour and cooking demonstrations, and a dining room for family gatherings. I wasn't impressed with the small outside area."

"My mom has moved into Chapel Hill Senior Living. She is in the memory care unit, which is a small, closed-door unit with no more than 30 residents, somewhere between 25 and 30. When I went there, everyone was so warm and friendly. They call it a Montessori approach to memory care. They keep it as social and as active as possible; some people are more active than others, but my mother is in the middle, and she can still participate in things. The activities they have are quite varied. They have arts and crafts, and I couldn't believe the things they provided for them to do. I saw some of the products, a little birdhouse that they paint, and I saw a rabbit probably about 12 feet tall that they could paint and put on the door. They play bingo and they have music at least twice a week. They take them on what they call mystery rides. I think the reason they just call it a mystery ride is that if you tell someone in memory care where you're going, they're going to hold on to that. The first mystery ride that my mother had, she went to a petting zoo, and she was thrilled. They bring in therapy animals at least twice a month. Some of them are farm animals and some of them are just dogs and cats. The women that run the place as the activity directors are lovely. My mother was braiding Bella; she is one of the directors. Bella has pictures of my mother putting all braids in her hair because my mother used to do that for her grandchildren. They're very skillful at finding the things that they may be interested in. I was so thrilled with this particular place. They have a lovely courtyard where they do cookouts and you can sit out; it's all fenced in, so it's safe. I was so thrilled that I didn't need to look anyplace else. I had seven on my list for that day and I canceled the other six; they didn't matter because this place is more than fine. They have a 24-hour visiting schedule, you can go anytime, it's an open-door policy. The dining area is adorable. It looks like a mini restaurant, a nice restaurant with tables, tablecloths, curtains on the window, and a nice floor. I've had three meals there and the food is very good. From what I understand, everything is baked on the premises and cooked fresh. They use the herbs from their garden. Their chef is supposed to be a five-star chef; I believe it because the food is good. The person that helps you get the placement there, assists the families in coming to Chapel Hill. She's the one that told me to get my mom into the rehab facility, and she also facilitated it. She went to the rehab place, had a meeting with the director, and got my mother in for rehab before moving in here. I would like to give accolades to Bethany, she helps above and beyond anything. She's just a lovely human being that wants to make sure the families are well taken care of, and that the memory care patient is happy."

"All American Assisted Living at Wareham was very nice. I was impressed with the facility and they have in-house doctors and nurses that are there in the facility on certain days during the week and on-call during the weekends and holidays. We didn't experience any meals there, but they had a nice dining hall. They also had another small dining area where you could just come and go and eat snacks. There were just certain times that you could go down for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and if you have any kind of a memory problem, they would have people go up and get you to bring you downstairs. We only met the salesperson there, but everyone that was walking around looked very helpful. We didn't see a lot of interaction other than residents walking up and down the hallway and they were calling the residents by their first and last names. It was like they knew who was walking around, so that was pretty good. The staff during the tour was very knowledgeable. The facility was very clean. There wasn't any clutter. It was very nicely decorated. It was like a home away from home."

"I went to Smithfield Woods. A lot of what I had seen in the facility had all been renovated. The rooms had all been renovated, it was super clean, it was in a residential neighborhood, so it was quiet. Everything looked very clean. The person I met who gave me the tour was very nice and very informative."

"I toured All American Assisted Living at Wrentham. I had nothing negative to say about my entire experience. The woman I met was fantastic. She was very good and very informative, so I was impressed with that. She took me to one of the rooms that they would be renting. We really had a nice conversation for a long time. I felt like she really tried to understand my mother. I actually met other people that live there, which was kind of nice. One of them came up and sat down with me, and it was wonderful. I also met a few people that work there. I really felt like I got to know the place and got a feel for it. They have physical therapy. They talked about how certain kinds of therapies could be billed to the insurance company directly, so I don't have to worry about taking her somewhere or having someone come in. They did talk about the different services that are available. They have a hairdressing salon and a nail salon."

"We visited the memory care of Wingate Residences at Silver Lake, and it was beautiful. I was greeted by the staff who were very amenable, very friendly, and very knowledgeable. The facility will allow my brother to wander all day and not have to fear that he will elope. They had all kinds of activities going on all day long. I love the fact that he will have his own room and be checked on always. When I was there, there was certainly enough aides to monitor the residents. I also love the fact that they'll be providing three meals with other individuals, so that he can make friends and have some socialization. They have a courtyard in the middle where he can go out, which is something he loves to do, and so I really feel like it's going to be a tremendous fit. It's close to my daughter and her family. If family comes up, she can get there pretty quickly. I was pretty pleased with it."

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