Remington Heights Retirement

Yolanda

Remington Heights Retirement seemed like a nice community. They had a lot of activities and the residents there seemed happy, engaged, and alive. The person who did the tour was fantastic and very professional. They provide meals. They are pet-friendly. They have a nice patio area and they have a garden that some of the residents do. The dining area was nice, well-lit, and inviting.

John

We've toured Remington Heights Retirement. The place is very well done with great amenities and supportive staff. They had different room options, we visited a studio, a 1-bedroom, and a 2-bedroom, and my father liked all of them. They had amenities, a rec room, spaces for recreation and games, and outdoor sitting space.

BBrooks

I visited Remington Heights while looking for an assisted living facility for my father-in-law. Hannah was awesome to work with. She provided a lot of information during the tour. The room sizes were nice and I felt the services were affordable. She explained the different levels of care well so I could estimate costs. The facility itself was spacious and clean. There were lots of thoughtful touches in the rooms, such as LOTS of grab bars in the bathrooms, and automatic lights that turned on in the closets when the closet door was opened, and hooks on the back of the bathroom doors. There were also lots of places to sit all around the facility, including a bench in the elevator (great idea). I liked how visitors were required to sign in and checked for COVID symptoms before entering. The residents I interacted with seemed happy to be there. One thing that set Remington Heights apart after the tour was Hannah's level of follow-up. She checked in with me to see how my search was progressing. Unfortunately, we discovered shortly after the tour that my father-in-law's cancer had come back, and he is going to need some intensive treatment in the short-term. While Remington Heights provides free transportation to medical appointments, I decided I needed to choose a facility for him that would be closer to where I live. But if that hadn't been the case, they would have definitely been a top choice. The level of activities offered, the services provided, and the cost (especially the lower community fee compared to other facilities) made this a serious contender.

Diane

Remington Heights Retirement is a very friendly community. The food is good. The activities are wonderful. Families are included in a lot of activities. My mother-in-law lives there. She was in independent living for several years, and then she just moved to assisted living maybe six months ago. To avoid the spread of the virus, they do some precautions like if there are three or more that tested positive, either the residents or the staff, they have the meals brought to the rooms and they stop the activities to stop the spread.

Antoinette

I visited Remington Heights Retirement. They were great; the staff was knowledgeable and friendly. It's a little small. They seem to have everything. The location was fine. The dining area was a room with tables in it. The apartments were too small. The staff was very courteous, very friendly, and knowledgeable. The reason I give it a four was because the rooms were so small.

Denise

I like Remington Heights Retirement Community. That was second on my list, but it also provided the assisted living right there on the premises as well. It was clean and the rooms were OK. The staff seemed to interact well with people. I toured both assisted living and independent living. The staff was great. She was very informative. Even though it's an older place, it's also being remodeled fully, and I thought they were very adequate and very nice. I didn't see the dining room being actively used at that time. The menu looked good but other than that it was what I would expect. It was clean and organized. I like that they have assisted living right there on the premises, and the price I thought was extremely reasonable.