The Leland Legacy

I would not suggest this place to anyone. The rooms are small, the meals lack quality, except maybe for lunch, and I really don't think the owner cares about the residents that much. Some of the workers are nice and do the best they can but that's honestly the only positive thing I have to say. At one time it was a really nice place with good size room but it's no longer that way.

My mom has dementia and she loves it there. She loves the freedom and not feeling like she is locked in a nursing home. She can come and go when she wants, but it is also nice to know that she isn't alone if she does ever need help. They cook and clean for her and even do her laundry. She can go downstairs and get her hair done in the salon and even go out with her friends on outings every week. This may not be a 5 star resort, but it sure beats the competition in the area. The people are friendly and the employees seem caring of the residents. It just seems like a higher standard is held there then the other places we visited. Food was ok. Room sizes were reasonable. Shopping trips every week. Activities so far have included fishing, orchard, parades, art and crafts, cooking, dancing, birthday celebrations, live music/performers and more. They offer rep payee and personal banking options as well.

I visited and was not impressed. First of all, it was dirty. That was all I needed to see. Nice furniture in the lobby was about as good as it got. The rooms are small and have not been maintained. They would do well to hire staff to clean it up.

At one time, The Leland Legacy was a beautiful hotel, but now it’s apartments. It was a beautiful building, but the rooms were extremely small, just like little hotel rooms. The food was so-so, but they take Medicaid. They’re getting ready to put in a big area for therapy so that those who need therapy do not have to get in their little bus and go somewhere else to a therapist. They can do it all there. They had a little spa and a beauty shop, which was nice.