Sentinel Pointe Retirement Community

Sentinel Pointe Retirement Community seems the most comfortable place. The staff seemed the nicest, as well as the location, and that all went together with a pretty reasonable price. The apartments are also quite nice. It seemed like a community instead of just a bunch of staff walking around. It is beautiful and it's in a nice spot along the woods. The menu looks good. There's a workout room, a library, and they've got healthcare people on the staff.

Sentinel Pointe Retirement Community was a very nice facility. You could tell walking in that the people that resided there, it wasn't all put on or fake. They actually enjoyed their surroundings. That was home to them. After all of them that we toured, that was the one that (even for myself) felt like home. You just felt comfortable there. The room has been paid for and set aside, and my friend is in the process now of packing up and planning to be in there. You don't have to relocate. If you go in and you're independent, but over time you need assistance, you can stay right where you're at. They'll just automatically take care of it. The staff during the tour knew his facilities and he knew his people. Everybody spoke to him, and the folks living there didn't know that we were coming. I read the menu and talked with the people there. They were just phasing back into dining room seating after having gone through the COVID period, so some of the folks were still taking their meals in their rooms while others were phasing back into the dining room area. Each room had a microwave. My friend's room in particular had a full-size refrigerator, full countertop, a kitchen sink, a balcony type porch, and exceptional views of the wooded area with a creek down below. He'll be starting out in the independent, and then over time, if he needs assistance, it'll just evolve into that, but he'll be able to keep the same room. He also has a vehicle, and so there's a carport for him to keep his car under for the winter. They have shuttles constantly all day long, there's a game room, library, woodworking/craft room, music room, and exercise room. Inside the facility there is also a beauty barbershop combination and a theater. They had a store that had all sorts of snacks, protein bars, crackers, cheese, pops, juices, and candy bars.

I have lived at Sentinel Pointe for more than four years. To me, having a caring staff is the most important benefit of living here. It's impossible to overstate the excellence of our staff. Their dedication to our welfare is commendable and to my knowledge, unmatched. They have done a fantastic job of maintaining all our services during this period of COVID restrictions, supply shortages and other difficulties. While the culture of caring is paramount, it's also nice that the building and grounds are very attractive and well-maintained. Our apartments are nicely appointed and comfortable. They are also working very hard to resolve difficulties with food services. I have every confidence, they will succeed in restoring the level of services that set Sentinel Pointe apart from other residences.

The visit at Sentinel Pointe was a fantastic one. I really like that place. If my mom has to move, that would be my first choice. They showed me a room and they gave a tour of the facility. The staff member who gave me the tour was amazing. They showed me the dining area and laundry area for residents. They really took me through just about everything. I saw an apartment and they're enormous, much bigger than the ones I saw at another facility. I really, really like the place. The setting of the whole facility is kind of in the woods, so it's just scenic. Everything about it is beautiful. The dining was beautiful. They had a main restaurant, but then they also had a coffee bar kind of place if you didn't have to go to the dining room.

Sentinel Pointe is most likely the place that my mom is going to go. The next step is just getting the paperwork submitted and the application fee paid. Sheri was the one who gave us the tour. She has been there for about twenty years, so she has basically held a number of different roles there. The quality of her character and the knowledge that she had of the place made a large impression on us. As she walked around, she knew everybody. The residents who were in the hallway seemed very kind, gracious, and welcoming. There was a great sense of community there. I didn't notice anything that I didn't like. It seemed like a pretty normal, clean facility.

I loved Sentinel Pointe. The view was awesome. The amenities were spectacular. I loved everything about it. The rooms could be a little bigger, but I was very impressed with the facility. I would love for my parents to go there. The staff was wonderful. They have extended meal breakfast plans where they can have breakfast up until 11:00. They offered us beverages and a meal, and gave us guided tours around the whole facility. The place would just be too spread out for my parents.

I was able to visit Sentinel Pointe. The staff was excellent. They were all very friendly and willing to answer all my questions. I thought the amenities were top-of-the-line and very much in line with what other communities offer. The place is a little bit aged, but it has an excellent location. It is in a beautiful location and it has many options for the senior citizens, like activity options, daytrips, and contact with the staff. There is also more than one place and time to eat if residents choose not to cook.

My dad was a resident for over six years and he was so well cared for, made to feel like family, fed fantastically ( new chef is especially great!) . He had friends among the residents and the staff. He was happy and treated like a HUMAN who still had value , deserved and received respect and compassion. Recommend unequivocally.