Taylor Community

Miquel

The facility as a whole appears well kept by the outside. My father in law lived in one of the cottages and I noticed green mold on the exterior walls then looked in a spare bedroom on the inside and there was mold as well coating the walls. He was not concerned I guess but had to be a health hazard. When he passed away my Mother moved to Woodside into a nice apartment and stayed there until they tried to force her into assisted living. We moved her out for her own safety when they were unplugging her lifeline and refusing services after they tried to evict her. This is 100% true and can be confirmed by emails and electronic records. The only reason I am reporting this is in hopes that no one else has to go through what they did.

sj158

I visit my grandmother on Friday through Sundays usually and there is very little staff around. Activities are primarily during weekdays so I did not witness much of anything other than the movie theater or an occasional musical performance. Her room is nice in the Woodside building though I was concerned for Grandma's safety at 91 yrs. old and the front entrance has no security guard monitoring who comes and goes. The staff that I did see ignored my concerns. After calling the main office during the week they told me that the landscaping crew acts as their day security during weekdays. I asked what about at night and they confirmed that there was none. My grandmother and her neighbors are good people and deserve some type of security other than their Lifelines which I've been hearing that they are a hit or miss whether they work or not. We'll see what happens I guess!

Caring89760250

I've visited here, and it's a very nice facility. The people are very nice, and they all have very positive things to say about the place. The staff were attentive. The rooms are very clean and open. We took a tour of their dining area, and it's really nice. Its setup almost like a restaurant. We saw people playing games and puzzles, and for me that's very positive.