Summit Estates

My mom is moving into Summit Estates. It’s beautiful. It’s only three years old, very well-laid out, and the rooms are very well laid out for people who use wheelchairs and walkers. It has a more modern look, it has more open space, and there aren’t a lot of unnecessary walls, so she will be able to get her walker and wheelchair around corners a lot easier. Sofia and Lita are the two marketers; they’re awesome, tremendously helpful, called me right back, took me on tours, and are still so supportive, looking forward to my mom being there and helping her settle in. The dining area is pretty, I heard from other people that the food is good. They have food service for a fee, they can bring trays to her room, and they will accommodate people eating in their room, because sometimes those big dining room can be overwhelming.

We chose Summit Estates for my father-in-law. It's a very nice and friendly community. It's well-lit and spacious which is very good for people with wheelchairs. I haven't tried the food yet but it always smells really good whenever we go during mealtime to visit our father-in-law. The personnel is very friendly and attentive. I like that you have a buzzer that you wear as a necklace, so it's always on you. The transition to get our father from the nursing home into the assisted living was made very easy, and they made sure there were no lapse in medication or anything. They were very attentive about that kind of stuff. The staff members are all really good. They have a chef cooking there, and they often change up the menu. It's really beautiful, and they have lots of common areas where you can play pool or games, and they have an arts and crafts room, movie room, and nice common areas. It seems that they have a lot of activities, like outings to the casinos, picnics, and grocery shopping.