Adams Pointe

Kathleen

Adams Pointe was pleasant, but it seemed like they didn't have as much time to spend with me as some of the other places. Other than that, the place was very nice. I had been there before because one of my mom's friends lived there. The rooms are called alcoves and they were quite nice. They were 345 square feet and 413 square feet for an alcove and a large alcove, respectively. Mom's friend was very happy there. They had outings from time to time and exercises. If relatives came to visit, they would let you use their private dining room. I thought that was nice, too. They had call buttons. There was one near where you would put the bed and another one in the bathroom, as well as individual necklaces that you could wear.

ReviewerFY#0210b

We have our dad at Adams Pointe in Quincy. He is in the memory care. I have a mixed review for them. They came and tested him and said he could go in the assisted living, so we got him in a private room and got it all set up and made it nice for him. It was a really nice apartment. The first night he was there, he tried to escape four times and was mean to the staff. They called me at 7:30 in the morning -- he has not even been there fourteen hours -- and said that he couldn't stay there anymore. Either he would have to go home or transfer to memory care. I don't think they made a very good effort. He didn't get moved in until five o'clock in the late afternoon, so I just think somebody should have paid more attention to him, since it was his first night, and he was not accustomed to his surroundings. I think if somebody would have paid more attention to him that first night, we could have stayed there, but they just gave up on him -- and very quickly. The next day, we tried to get him next door to the memory unit. They didn't have a private room, so he stayed with another gentleman. The staff has been very nice, though. The rate includes everything, even meals. It's hard to say much now because we can't visit him. We went for a couple of days after we placed him there; after that, we couldn't go there anymore. The place is very nice, very attractive, and very clean. They have some nice patios, but right now being winter, they can't really go to any of that. They have nice quiet rooms, and the common areas are really nice and pretty.

jufisk

I am so happy to have found Adams Pointe for Mom. It is a beautiful home on just one level, just the right homey size for her. We both knew it was the right place when we walked in the door. We could hear the happy chatter of the residents in the dining hall even though lunch time was over. Every day has special events to keep life interesting for the residents... but the best part is how much the staff seems to be excited about doing them. Mom's apartment is lovely and she has her privacy but is frequently checked on. She has her independence but can have as much help as she needs.

Caring111405850

I like Adams Pointe because it was a smaller place, and that is what my mother liked. During our visit, she felt comfortable there because it's a smaller place. The staff is very nice, helpful, and very understanding. Their rooms are spacious, very clean, and airy. We were not able to eat there, but they do have a standard dining room, and the food smelled good.