Regency Manor

Kimberly

Regency Manor was just fine. The actual living space was kind of old. Everything else seemed fine. The dining room was quite nice. I know it used to be a hotel. They could have done some updating because the rooms were outdated. The staff was great and showed me around the whole place. She was very nice. They have different rooms for different types of activities.

Pamela

I love Regency Manor. I like the setup of the apartment and how it's really spacious. The bathroom even worked with people that have a disability or handicap. I just like everything and how they accommodate meals and housekeeping. I like how well kept it is, clean and neat, and how friendly the people were. The staff was really wonderful, very knowledgeable, gave me the information that I needed, and even gave me brochure to take with me. She was explaining to me certain meals that they serve. They also have some that you can choose from if you didn't eat that or like that. They also had certain meals on certain days. You can take advantage of that or you could eat what they were serving for the day. It's so clean and neat. Everything was put in place when you enter the sitting area or the dining area and then down the hall to different apartments, even the outside too. They had the laundry room and housekeeping if you wanted that. It felt homey. The dining room was like home setting restaurant style.

Rick

My mom really liked Regency Manor. There was not any pressure added to get her there in a hurry. It was very nice, very clean, and the staff was very friendly. They got us a free lunch, and it was very good. They actually had a special going on until the end of summer or spring. It was like $1,400 or $1,500 a month, and my mom got to choose where she wanted to live. We saw two different types of rooms that were available. It was either downstairs or upstairs. Mom wanted a room with a view or trees in front of her window. The accommodations went really well. If we decide to put her in an independent living that would be the place we will choose. It felt homey there.

Marina

Regency Manor O Fallon was great and it would have been good for somebody who didn't need as much oversight as my mother-in-law. It was also more expensive than she could afford. The staff was great and very pleasant. It's located in a very weird area; it's right next to another long-term facility. From the outside it looks really dated, but inside it's nice. It's also in a corner, which could be good and could be bad. It makes it harder to walk to anything. Outside it's clean, but it looks dated compared to the other buildings next to it, so there's no visual appeal from the outside. The person I was visiting is an older fellow and his main complaint was what they served. But it was a clean place, they waited on him well, and he was able to get up and get around.

Alfreda

I liked Regency Manor, and I thought it might work for my mother. The apartment is a regular one-bedroom with a very nice floorplan, a nice bathroom with handicap assist, and a complete kitchen for cooking. I like that. They have a recreational area in the lower level. I met the young man that was managing the place, and he was very nice. I saw the dining area, and it was nice. The facility was nice, clean, and well furnished, with a lot of parking spaces. It was very convenient as well. It's close to shopping areas and there's a hospital almost right across the street from them.

Nick

We decided on Regency Manor because it was more of independent living place than the other places we saw. I thought it was great, the people there were very helpful, they seemed to go out of their way, and they're very understanding. It's more of a social place where people look out for each other. It's been refurbished and remodelled, so it's really nice and new. They have a lot of options that you can pay for, and the cost is half as much as the other places. They have bingo, general game time, and they play different games. They have an art room where they knit. The chef accommodates requests for some disabled people, and I thought that was nice.

Andrea

My dad is moving into Regency Manor, the people I met, the manager and the director were very cordial, very helpful, and inciteful. They made us comfortable and welcome, it’s a nice place. They don’t have activities planned, the residents get together and do things, but it’s their choice, and it’s not structured or setup by Regency Manor. It’s a very nice building, very neat, organized, well-kept, and welcoming. The dining area is nice, but I was not too happy that when you walk in, you have the lobby, and the dining area right there. I would prefer it to be a little more private, and not there when you walk in. It’s a new facility.

Susan

I really liked Regency Manor a lot. It was beautiful and everybody was very kind. The lady showed me all around and took me to all three different floors of the building. The security was so good. The dining area was beautiful. Everything about the Regency Manor was nice. There was a really nice parking lot.

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