Summerplace Assisted Living & Memory Care

Summerplace was a good place. My friend was living there. I was impressed by the surroundings and by the activities. They had a special event for Fourth of July, which was good, and very patriotic. I like their food; it was good. The staff was very nice too.

My mother lived at Summerplace for 5 years. I wouldn't recommend anyone else. Summerplace has turn over like all residential care. If you can't handle new smiling faces, then you should probably move in your loved one, in your own home. The food is good, some meals better than others. My mother's favorite was lunch. A new chef was hired a few months before my mother passes, I was very impressed with his cooking. I can't imagine cooking for 80 to 100 people. My mother received great care and respect. The long term staff are real gems. I can not say how thankful I am to the staff that have stuck thru the rough muck in the past 5 years with my family. I would highly recommend Summerplace to all.

We picked Summerplace for my mother-in-law. She seems to be very happy there. We saw two rooms and told them which one we preferred and that's the one that they put her in. They have a craft room if people who want to do crafts, they have singing on Sundays, and somebody comes in to speak to them. The staff seemed to be very good. The dining area and the food are both very good. Each room has their own door outside with a little cement area. When you walk in the halls, there's no smell of urine or anything like we ran into with some of the other facilities. They have an activities room and another room upstairs where they do the singing. They also have two or three areas where people gather.

both of my parents were residents here, not now. 4 years ago I would have recommended this facility. That is not the case now. The menu is repeated all the time, The management has changed multiple times. The employee turnover is like a fast food restaurant. Management is not very accommodating and I had trouble getting the billing corrected.

Summerplace Assisted Living Community smelled old, like the place had been locked up.

Summerplace is very friendly and inviting, and the people that live there are more friendly. It was a very nice facility that had one, very nice main dining area and gardening areas. They had 2 different sizes of rooms; the ones without the balcony had a larger area and closets, while the ones with the balcony had a smaller room space. The staff was very friendly.

We have known somebody who had lived in Summerplace. The dining room looked nice as far as their seating arrangements, and they were pretty active. Everything was clean and seemed well taken care of, but we didn't like the size and condition of the apartment that they showed us. They seemed small to us for the amount of money that they charge. It didn't look very apartment-ish; it looked more like a room. It didn't seem to fit because my mom came from a two-story home.

Mom was actually going to move into Summerplace Assisted Living Community, but she didn't feel like it was the right atmosphere for her. It was smaller and a bit older, and one of the things she didn't like was that it was assigned seating for the meal, so you eat with the same people at every meal. The apartments were considerably smaller. They were just very tiny apartments; it felt small. The thing she liked about it was that it wasn't a long distance to walk to any of the activities. We walked in, and the dining area was right off the main lobby, the elevator was in the middle of the building, and once you got to the elevator, you then could keep continuing up the hall and do the puzzles. There was a big TV lounge, and they had a little library there. Then there was a large activity room for physical exercise for people that liked to do that right off the dining room.