Plymouth Square

sophia Rae

HORRIBLE STAFF. Never provided residents with necessary safety precautionary items during the beginning of the pandemic ( was asked by multiple residents If I could purchase the items for them insisting of masks, toilet paper, hand sanitizer/soap since they weren’t able to leave the building themselves.) Black mold grew from ceiling on 7th floor (was mentioned many times to the front desk but was never dealt with.) Two separate times I dropped some bags of groceries off (perishables) to the lady at the front desk then arrived back two hours later to drop more things off to my grandmother just to see that they were still down stairs! The “man “ who runs this “home” is VERY rude and unprofessional. Had my 80 year old grandmother evicted during a pandemic. An utterly disgusting place/staff to say the least. Willy please contact my email if you would like to discuss further more, especially about the mold situation.

Melanie605524

I really liked Plymouth Square, but I couldn’t afford it. The people seemed friendly. It had more of a feeling of a retirement home, and I liked that part. The facility itself was well kept, attractive, and welcoming, but I just couldn’t afford it. It was lunchtime when I had my tour, so I didn’t see anything going on, but I know they do have activities. The facility seemed accessible and well lit. I just looked at studio apartments that were attractive enough. I would recommend them. It was just a warm, homey feeling, and people were very friendly. The facility itself was very attractive and very clean. I spoke to the assisted living director. She seemed very knowledgeable and seemed to have a good staff.

commercesd

I went with a friend to check out the Plymouth Square Retirement Community to help him find a place for he and his wife. He still enjoys working part time and is unable to care for her on his own. At this facility, they seem to be able to accommodate most senior circumstances with a variety of living options available. We thought his mother would like the little park area outside, which was close to the main door. There was space enough to have parties, picnics, barbeques and other gatherings with friends and family. The receiving area was fresh and bright with a nice colors and furniture. The interior communal rooms were all designed with beautiful views in a calming, current décor and lots of light and fresh air. The social rooms offered easy ways for seniors to visit with each other, make crafts, play games, watch TV and films and participate in many other stimulating activities. Many outings include local sight seeing, nature walks and visits to all of the great activities that Stockton and its surrounding area has to offer. It looked as though the staff could easily manage all of the residents, which is important to us. Seniors can use exercise facilities at any time and also go on daily walks, with assistance as needed. Aerobics and yoga classes are offered and residents are encouraged to exercise daily. The menus all had healthy food options for all kinds of diets. Healthy snacks are offered all day and into the evening, and whenever requested. The dining rooms were nice and the food we saw looked and smelled delicious. Seniors may also opt to prepare food themselves in their apartments if desired. The well-designed units had balconies with nice views and lovely grounds surrounding them. Bathrooms and all areas were designed with safety in mind. All of the seniors living in this community seemed very content, in a living environment specifically tailored to their needs. This living environment would work for my friend and his wife, since it is designed as a retirement community with just the amount of support they would need. Definitely one of the favorite assisted living facilities that we've visited thus far in the area.