Harmony at Reynolds Mountain

Mila

I went to Harmony at Reynolds Mountain. I've seen several different apartments, the library, the dining room, and the game room. I walked around the building a little bit. It was something that would be acceptable. They had some exercise facilities, too. There is a YMCA in the same location and there is a community yoga studio nearby. Unfortunately, they had some G.I. issues going around, so I only met with the manager or the spokesperson and she was really good. She was willing to show me everything and answer any questions. It was clean and new. They could have more social programs and exercise. There wasn't as much going on at that time.

Bailey

My grandmother will be moving into Harmony at Reynolds Mountain. They have a lot of activities. It's a little bit more independent, and they have three meals a day, which is nice. It's very clean. They have a theater room and a very nice beauty shop. I just like the social aspect of things. I saw a lot of people playing games and they said that they loved living there, so I liked that. I think my grandmother will be happy there if she stays. They have a lot of options of different styled rooms with different square footage and layouts. They're very accommodating in changing out carpet or painting over anything on the walls. They're pretty decent. They're pretty good. The staff is great.

Estelle

My mother-in-law has only been at Harmony at Reynolds Mountain for a month now, but everything is fine. She's in their assisted living. She says the food is very good, and it's clean. I can only go by what she says. She and other people feel that they would like more activities. She's participated in bingo and movies. Her room is large and nice. The staff there seems fine. There is a movie theater, and they have religious services.

Christine

Harmony at Reynolds Mountain was nice, but it's way too expensive. It's beautiful. It's clean and looked modern. Nothing was worn out or torn out. I didn't get to meet much of the staff, but it looked like a very high-class place. The staff during the tour was very nice. They talked about what kind of games are played in the game room and what the exercises are, any group activities or single activities that were available for anybody who lives there. The rooms were very nice, very nicely furnished and clean. Everything looked new. It was nice. If you can afford to go live there, then do it.

Stephen

I've gone to Harmony at Reynolds Mountain. The tour was great, and they're really knowledgeable people there and very friendly. It's very inclusive, and all the facilities are first rate. They're good for seniors. It's relatively new. They have social options for residents, as well as great food and transportation to local businesses.

GreysRun

What I wish I had known: the Memory Care unit is understaffed. Residents are not getting quality care. Basic hygiene issues are ignored. The reality is that although they will say that they exceed the state guidelines for staffing, there are simply not enough aides to provide the intense level of help that dementia patients require. Many of the aides are dedicated and hardworking - but they cannot carry the entire load. There is no activities staff for Memory Care. The activities calendar is non-existent - residents are left watching TV most of the day. Sometimes the residents are left staring at a blank screen because no one is in charge of even making sure they have something to watch. There is tremendous turnover in the medical staff, leaving gaps in care and supervision. This is at both the aide and management level. There is little supervision in the day-today operations of the unit, which allows there to be gaps in both the care and the safety of the residents.

Susan

I went to see Harmony at Reynolds Mountain. It's wonderful. It's small and intimate compared to the other ones I have been looking at, so it could be very comfortable. The people there care; however, there's no outside area available, no place to walk around, and nothing like that. If I was ready to go, I could go there, especially if I needed assisted living.

Laurie

Harmony at Reynolds Mountain was fabulous. The only reason that we didn't choose that is because it's a for-profit and I wanted my mom to go to a non-profit. They had physical therapy and activities. They have a library, a game room, and a dining room. They're not large enough to have in-house medical staff, but the staff is very sweet.

Garry

My parents lived in Harmony at Reynolds Mountain before they passed away. Overall, it was pretty good, but they were there such a short amount of a time, so we didn't really have a whole lot of time to get to know it that well. We had a good experience there with the staff and all. They didn't use the dining rooms. They ate in their rooms because of COVID. They were still having activities in small groups of like ten people. They had movie days with popcorn if they wanted it. The facility was very nice.

CS

Harmony at Reynolds Mountain was very nice, but I didn't like that it's in a somewhat more urban setting. It was surrounded by other buildings. The memory care wing had parking lots, which was a distraction for my mother. The outdoor space for the memory care unit was secured, and it had a patio with a high metal fence. There was not a lot of nature visible from this particular unit. The staff member was very knowledgeable, and they had great activities. The cost was a little higher than some of the others. The dining area was comfortable.

Karen

Harmony at Reynolds Mountain had a very homey feeling. I really liked the way that they did their cafeteria. They had menus, and the tables were set up like a restaurant. The dining was very gracious, very classy, and very well done. The staff was very friendly. The apartment was very nice. Everything was just topnotch. They have a workout room, they offer group times where they exercise together, they have crafts, and they have a movie theater in the building. They can sign up for weekly trips out into the community. There's a lot to do. It also is a very beautiful setting; it is very nice. Everyone was very friendly. The staff member took a lot of time with me, too.

Bonnie

The Crossings at Reynolds Mountain was really nice. It was above our price range, but everyone was very welcoming. We had a nice tour, we ate lunch there, and everyone was great. The people seemed very happy and active. The place was very new, so it's super duper clean, and it's very upscale. They have a lot of variety to choose from when it comes to the rooms. Even people who need assisted living could choose to live in independent living and hire their own nurses. As long as you have the money, they're more than happy to work with you whatever you want. So they're very flexible in that way. My grandmother loves the dining area. It was very nice, we were waited on, and it felt like we were in a hotel.

Renee

The Crossings at Reynolds Mountain is very nice, clean, and brand new. The help is good and everybody seems to be very efficient. They check on my mother-in-law whenever sher rings the buzzer and they’re in and out even when she's not. They do a good job. She seems to like the food; I haven't heard her complain about it. They have bingo, arts and crafts, cards, a movie theater, sewing, and a gym for physical therapy.

Reviewer#JE0323

The Crossings at Reynolds Mountain was very welcoming, but bigger than we'd like to have for our own living accommodations. We would like something a little bit smaller in size. The rooms were fine and I didn't have an objection to them. The staff was cordial and friendly. They also offer transportation, which is nice.

Acorn tree

EVERY staff person with direct patient contact at the Crossings has been very attentive to my mom & dad. They love them like family and they have taken very good care of them. After living there almost 2 years, mom had to go to inpatient skilled care rehab in a highly rated facility, and asked regularly, "when am I going home? ". Their apartment is a perfect size for them. Some of the activities they participated in were movies in the theatre, wine & cheese night, sitting outside on nice days to read, jigsaw puzzles (game room), crafts, special events and meals around holidays, and the library. Food has been excellent!

Donna

The Crossings at Reynolds Mountain was OK, but they didn't have any outside activities or swimming pool or anything like that. The apartments were pretty small. The staff was nice and informative. They had a library, activity rooms and planned activities. They just fell short of what we're looking for.

Rita

The Crossings at Reynolds Mountain is clean. It seems to be a good candidate. However, the biggest problem is that they're right in the middle of a bunch of traffic in that area. The gentleman who took me on the tour was very knowledgeable. The apartments looked good. They have all kinds of exercise, fun games, and trips; they seemed to be in good shape that way. I talked to a couple of the residents and asked them how their lunch went, and they're seemed pleased. I didn't talk to anybody that wasn't happy to be there.