The Princeton Senior Living

Terri

The Princeton Senior Living was pretty big and the staff was good. They were very helpful, friendly, and took time with us. The residents seemed happy, too. It was very clean. They had a salon, areas for reading and puzzles, as well as some places to go for family to eat with and make dinners with.

Provider Response

Lesley

One thing I liked about The Princeton Senior Living was the room. I thought they were very well done. They had granite countertops for the kitchen counters and nice living spaces. They made it look like more of an apartment instead of just a room. I enjoyed that. I thought it was adequate as far as the number of bedrooms and there's a computer area for you. The dining area was adequate. It was modern and restaurant-style. They have a little grab-and-go bistro area where they can grab things and take it back to their room at any time of the day. I liked that a lot. The staff we met was very nice and very informative. They provided the residents with a number of meals during the day included in the package that I thought was fantastic, too. They have plenty of options to choose from their menu.

Dean

The Princeton Senior Living was a good place. I liked the location and the people I encountered. The staff was very good, and the rooms were very nice. I didn't see many residents, but I felt good about what I saw. The layout of the whole facility looked very nice. They had an indoor swimming pool, a workout area, and a game room. They had a lot of different activities including outings to places. I think this is the place I want.

Steve

My mom is at The Princeton Senior Living. We chose it for her, because it was close by and it was a new facility. It's also clean. The staff is friendly and the food is good. They have an exercise room, movies in their mini theater, and music.

Sandra

The Princeton Senior Living has just opened and I took a tour to see their memory care. They only had 16 beds at the time. During my visit, they had assisted living there and were just opening up the memory care. To me, the place is new but does not seem that friendly. I guess it was geared more towards women too. All their little activity centers throughout the hallways looked like they were geared pretty much toward women. The gentleman that I talked to was telling me at the end of our two-and-a-half-hour talk, that no rooms are furnished. They're fairly small, they have an electrical station in the room, in a closet, which takes up some of the space. If they have to shower a resident, that's an extra charge. If they have to take them to the bathroom, that's also an extra charge. Anything that my husband would need would be an extra charge so to me, it wasn't the right fit and it's too expensive when you start adding the extra charges. I told the gentleman that my husband is not going to get any better so we're going to have to keep adding up and up.