Hefner Mansions

John21

The rooms at Hefner Mansions were a little bit smaller than what we wanted, but it was very clean and very nice. They had a bigger exercise room, a big social calendar, and flexible transportation. Any time you needed to go somewhere, they would arrange transportation for you. The staff was very good. They were very friendly but not pushy. They were informative.

Carla

Hefner Mansions was very clean. They had organized activities. The rooms were very spacious. There were numerous selections to choose from. We ate lunch there and the food was excellent. The location of where it was was very convenient from where my house was located. The people were very helpful, very informative, and just very friendly. The facility could use some updating, though. The atmosphere was very friendly. It was clean and the staff met us at the door. The large one bedroom was very adequate.

Lori

We went to Hefner Mansions. Sarita is amazing. She is the marketing director or whatever you want to call it. I love the facility regarding its cleanliness and the modernness of it. We've had lunch with them twice now. Their side menu is like everyday food and stuff like that. I had a cheeseburger with them, and it was delicious. The whole family went as far as my son, my daughter, and the children, so everybody went, and it was cool because they were very welcoming to everybody. They thought the kids were adorable. All the residents and the staff were very accommodating. They didn't seem like they were being bothered by us or anything like that. We ate in the dining room with everybody, and it was personable and very nice. Their walls are nice, white, and clean. They have an herb garden and a little wagon in their hallway. Their halls are lit up very nicely. They're wide enough for several people to be able to walk down there. My mom can't walk long distances, and she has to rest in between, and she was able to do so. They had various chairs around. The thing that Mom probably didn't like about it is that it's a single level. The dining room is in phase one. Phase two has been done, remodeled, and everything. However, because it's single level, they are split into rings, so there can be some long walking and stuff like that to get to the dining room. The thing that I liked about this place is that, unlike all the other facilities that I've been to, my mom has a separate entrance that she can go in. She doesn't have to check in with them. They can knock on her personal apartment door. She's got a porch that she's able to have her porch furniture out on and stuff like that. It's very nice, and it's very homey. It's privately owned, so we don't have to deal with corporations that are promising us when they're doing their sales talk and stuff like that. There are 99 apartments there, and they are 100% filled right now. That's how good they are.

Cindy

We liked the Hefner Mansions. It's all ground level, then you have access from the outside, like a tiny patio and a door from the outside, so you could park and bring your groceries in and stuff like that. The people that were living there were very friendly and they seemed to enjoy spending time together. It was not as fancy as the others, but the people there seemed to be happy. They like to interact with each other, so that was nice. The rooms were well lit. They have a library and an exercise place. I enjoyed the interactions with the people there. The lady who showed us around was really nice. They have one- and two-bedroom apartments, one-bedroom one-bath, two-bedroom 1.5-bath, and two-bedroom two-bath. There's the usual community fee or application fee. They allow pets. You can get a scooter from them and then their second person fee is $600.

Janiel

I went to Hefner Mansions. It's very well represented. They have good landscaping. They have a pool, an exercise room, and a very large dining area. They offer three meals a day. The person was very nice, very polite, and very knowledgeable. She let us know if I needed any rehab or anything, that they had it there. They have independent living, assisted living, and memory care. If your doctor says you need therapy, you can get therapy right there, too.

Carla

I liked Hefner Mansions a lot. My husband's grandmother lived there when it first opened years ago. We went back to see it 3 months ago for my uncle and they showed me around independent living. Some repairs needed to be done but I think they would have been done before my uncle could move in so it was fine. The food was a little bit not what I'd hoped for though, or at least, he didn't like it that day. The lady staff we met was fine.