Prestige Senior Living Five Rivers

My uncle is at Prestige Senior Living Five Rivers, and so far, everything is OK. It’s a little too early, but it’s all good. I’m a little disappointed in the amenities, and I thought for the price that he’s paying, it would have been a lot more. The room is quite small, and it could be bigger. The staff has been wonderful, and we have no complaints. The food doesn't have a lot of variety, and they cook with no salt, so the food has no flavor. There were not many activities. I think they could probably do more activities that cater more to those who are wheelchair bound, or need assistance with walking. I know they have activities offsite. They’re severely understaffed, and they need a lot more staff.

Prestige Senior Living Five Rivers was a small, fairly new, and really clean community. The rooms and dining area were nice. They had all kinds of activities for the residents.

We were very impressed with Prestige Senior Living Five Rivers. It was an excellent place with excellent services and a full range of support facilities for seniors. It was our first choice for my mother-in-law. We liked the place very much. In fact, down the line, I could see us living there.

My father was at Prestige Senior Living. They had a pretty high turnover of administration. The resident-staff was less changeable as far nurses and aides. The activity coordinator changed frequently; however, they had a lot of group activity where church choirs would come in and sing. The rooms were different than the other facility. My father was in two different rooms. He was in a studio and he was in a one-bedroom. In the one-bedroom, there was a bedroom, a bath and a large walk-in closet. It also had the microwave, refrigerator, and a small counter with a sink. The studio on the other hand was small. It didn't have the walk-in closet, but he still had room for a dresser and a bed. Because Five Rivers was newer, it was very nicely appointed with wallpaper, pictures, color and carpets. My father could be difficult to deal with, but they did very well and treated him as an individual. Everybody called him "doc" and that appealed to him. They were very understanding of him. The food was excellent. They were all prepared from scratch. They were very good to make sure that his pieces were cut up small enough that he could eat.