The Renley at Woodholme Gardens

Donna

I liked it, but there was no outside space where my mother could just go out. The rooms were nice. The staff was nice. The activities were basically the same as any of the others.

Christopher

I visited and toured the memory care. I met the person who gave the tour, sat down at the table, and discussed my concerns. I discussed what my mother's situation is, what brought us to this point, why I'm deciding on this now, and when I'm hoping to pull the trigger on moving her. We did a tour of the rooms, and it was pretty solid. They showed the assisted living first, and then the managed memory care, which was on the third floor. The staff seemed to have a good relationship with the people there. The place seemed well laid out, secure, and generally thoughtful. There wasn't anything that jumped out and said red flag, but I wasn't a hundred percent comfortable with the rooms, and I guess it's mostly because of the bathrooms. Instead of having a sink with doors on it or sinks with nothing on it and just a pedestal sink or something, they weirdly had what felt like cheap particle wood board around the sinks, for some reason. It was a little odd. I wasn't crazy about the showers, either. They seem to have a little bit more of a step-in. It's only probably two inches high, but it's for managed memory care, and my mom recently had a fall and broke her hip, which is why we're here, so I'm a little more sensitive to it. That's something that they could potentially stumble on. Overall, that's the only thing about the facility that I wasn't crazy about. The staff seemed great, particularly the woman who was giving me the tour. She was extremely knowledgeable about the programs. There was a person who had a sort of delirious episode while we were there, and she was extremely good with her. You can tell that she knows who the people are. It's not as big as some of the other places, but it's also not small, and she still seems to have a good relationship with them.

Elizabeth

We really liked it. It was located in a really nice wooded type area. The accommodations were beautiful, and their sizes vary. They all had refrigerators and all the bathrooms were spacious. They had rooms where they could maybe just have a hospital bed or a twin bed, but most rooms had full size beds. They were very friendly from the time we walked in the door. The manager was the one that gave us the tour. They served us lunch and they showed us the different rooms and common areas. They had a nice garden area where people could go out and sit. They had a salon and a barbershop. They had several nice private areas where the family could come and visit. The residents seemed very comfortable sitting and talking amongst themselves, and some talking with the staff. In the elevators they had a full listing of what activities would be going on daily for the month. They had activities where they took the residents out.

Nicole J.

I went here. It was very nice, and the young man was nice as well. The apartments had a sink. It was a shower with a bed, and then there was the area where she could sit, and where she put her clothing. They had all kinds of games. They told me they had activities where they take them out. They had a van, where they take patients out to the grocery store, and take them to doctor visits. It's very clean. He showed me a courtyard where they do cookouts, and they do outside activities with the clients.