The Canopy at Boynton Ridge

gypsy

They advertise gourmet meals. Meals are often inedible. Meat is often tough, Very little variety. They need to offer better options. Despite the high cost of living here, we have to buy additional food. Also they failed to mention that the price goes up EVERY year. What part of fixed income don't they understand. Buyer beware.

ReviewerFY#1107a

We like everything about The Canopy at Boynton Ridge's memory care from the facility to the way it was set up. My mom would have her own miniature apartment. My mother is an outside person and the way it was built around a gated recreation facility is nice. She could go outside and have plenty of room to just do things, or sit and walk if she wanted. She would be safe. No worries about her wandering off or forgetting where she was and not being able to get back. They had all kinds of things that she could sign up for with different amenities like the one for hair services. They were a very nice facility. The facility was very clean and very nice. We were just very impressed with it. You can tell from the smell that it is clean. The food menu sounded great, too. They also told us how the residents would sit at the table and the staff would come around and wait on them like they were in a restaurant. It was neat. The staff who showed us around addressed all of our questions and was very sweet.

Frances

The Canopy at Boynton Ridge was a very nice place. They were very nice, and I was impressed with them. It seemed to be clean and neat. They seemed to be caring. The patients seemed to be involved and happy. The rooms were very nice, very clean, and nice size. I went into the dining area, and it looked good. The food looked good that day. Everybody seemed to be eating.

Adrianne

My mom moved to The Canopy at Boynton Ridge. The price is more affordable. The facility is beautiful. It's kept up very well. It's very clean. The services provided are really good. The staff, the ones that I have dealt with, have been excellent. They have a great administrator, and it's been a pleasant experience. I have not tried the food, but I have been in the dining room with my mother and the other ones. Everybody seemed to be enjoying it. I saw a bingo game, and not only did they call the numbers, but they also had a little card so the people could see the numbers and match up what they were doing. That made it very easy for everybody.

Steve

The Canopy at Boynton Ridge was very, very nice. We visited the memory care and it's new. It smelled clean. The people seemed engaged with their jobs. It looked like a nice little hotel. Me and my wife, we're both impressed with it. Mark was my contact. He hasn't gotten back to me, which is impressive. They know that's money in their pocket, too, when somebody signs up (you're talking six grand a month), and to his credit, he hasn't hounded me nor called me back, which I'd consider more good than bad. I guess he figures people will come and try to get in there when they're ready. They were fixing food when we were there. They had a little Mother's Day celebration. There were a bunch of workers there and you could tell they were just going about their job, were happy, and seemed engaged. The food looked good. We were talking about a buffet on top of nice dining tables and it looked inviting.

Mary

The Canopy at Boynton Ridge was a brand-new place and it was beautiful. It had a lot of nice details and a lot of nice amenities. I felt like the staff was a little pushy, but they were nice. They had a salon, a theater, a family dining room, a pool table, a beautiful outdoor space, and a little putting green. They had areas to do puzzles and things. They had their own PT and OT room where the residents could go to them, or the PT would go to the residents.