Peninsula Pointe by Cogir

Julie

At the start, Peninsula Point by Cogir was absolutely wonderful! I toured over 12 facilities and researched over 20 possible places for my mom who has dementia. Peninsula had a very welcoming team who were attentive and made my mother feel at home. Since then, some of the team members have left and there have been some changes in staffing. The place was brand new at the time of move in and was very clean. It’s a large community for assisted living as well as having a separate, secured memory care. The memory care is what I’m most familiar with. Peninsula Point has a monthly calendar and tours a lot of various activities, such as Tai Chi. They, especially, have a lot of live music and holiday themed festivities. We participated in a grandparents’ day brunch in the main dining room. There are some activities that do not happen, such as a petting zoo that I came up for, but found out it was cancelled. They have a salon downstairs, an upstairs game area and an outdoor patio that isn’t fully utilized. I try to take my mom outside for some fresh air whenever the weather is nice. They recently got a community van to use for more outings. Since the start, my mother seems less satisfied and complains about the other residents as well as the food. She’s been reverting back to her native tongue so it’s been difficult for her to communicate. I have also, unfortunately found her room to be dirty and stained a few times, which since I’ve brought it up, has improved. Most of the staff are friendly, helpful and seem to truly care about my mother.

Steven

Peninsula Pointe by Cogir is very nice. I think it was recently built or recently renovated. The staff was very friendly. One of the contact people was just a little hard to listen to.

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