Hope Landing

Sharon

My friend is now at Hope Landing. The facility is very nice and very clean, and the person we went through the tour with was very informative. They have very good meals that are very nutritious, and everything is homemade. We're very pleased with the food she's receiving. They do exercises three times a week, they do different crafts with them, and a few times a week they play games like bingo and bunco. They have an activities person, so they do quite a bit of the activities. On Thursday night and they invited families and friends, and they had wonderful fireworks for them, so that's very nice. We're impressed with the facility itself and the people that are there that we met. Right now, they have a very strict visitation policy, and that's been difficult for us. But that's not against them, they're just trying to keep COVID out of their building. It's not their fault or anything I would say as a negative about them. The staff is good, the facility is very clean, and very nice, and they keep things up nicely.

Jeanette

My mom has moved into Hope Landing. They seem very good. It is a smaller place with only 20 residents. Residents have their own separate rooms with full bathrooms in their rooms. They also have a front porch, an enclosed courtyard area, and a screened-in room. All of their caregivers are full-time. They seem to have good staff and good food, too, that they make on premises. Activities are bingo, music, chair exercises, movies, and coffee gatherings.

DSR

Hope Landing is a beautiful assisted living facility, operated by a talented, responsive staff and owned by a wonderful, caring couple.I am very pleased with my great-great aunt's accommodations she has a private room that is like a small apartment, with a living area, bedroom and her own bathroom. Since Hope Landing is relatively new, everything about my great-great aunt's apartment is in good condition and is as well kept as the rest of the building.I have not been present for any of the activities, but based on the calendar each resident is provided there is plenty to do. There are several common areas (some with big screen televisions, others with books and quiet pursuits) and all are nicely appointed. I have also been present for one meal and it appears that the residents are receiving meals that are both tasty and have adequate nutrition for people of their age.