Northland Heights Senior Living

Linda

Northland Heights Located in North Hill is a very beautiful place. It's well-maintained and very clean. Everybody is very helpful. You can just see that they really care about the elderly. They have so much to offer. They have a really nice dining room, a movie theater, an ice cream parlor, a beauty salon, and a community room for activities. It's a really nice place. They're very good and the cost is reasonable. It's close to everything. There's shopping around there. Plus it's set up real nice. They have rocking chairs out there for them. It felt like you're away from the city and being in a country living almost. However, you still can see all the stores down on the highway, so you don't feel like you're isolated.

Jean

Northland Heights Located in North Hill was a very nice facility. Everything was brand new. The people there were very accommodating. I got to see pretty much everything, all the facilities that they had available. The rooms were set up nicely. It was a hotel, or had been a hotel, so, the rooms still kind of felt like it was still one. They were clean and renovated with new paint, new carpeting, and everything. You still could tell it had been a hotel in the past. They have rooms for games and gatherings. They have a room set up to teach computer skills, which could also be used to have Zoom meetings with family members or whomever. They have a beautiful eating area. Every floor has its own nurses' station, except for the upper floors. There were more apartments. They were fantastic, everyone that I had met. Everything's brand new. They didn't even have all the floors completed at the time; they were still renovating.

Bernie

Northland Heights Located in North Hill is fairly new. One thing about the place, it used to be a hotel at one time, and they've converted. It's got all-new flooring. The walls were all painted. Everything looks very, very nice. I've seen some of the assisted living folks around on the first floor. They seem to be doing pretty well. In the memory care unit, we went up to and did a tour. They showed us the dining area. They have a little patio outside that people go to in nice weather. they have really nice rooms. They're all furnished, so they have areas for activities. It's a pretty nice place. Mary is the one that gave us a tour, and she did a great job. I was impressed. Overall, it's pretty nice. It's really well done inside, and they got two levels of parking and stuff. So, that's not too bad; It makes it easier.

Ronald

Northland Heights located in North Hill was fine. The dining area was very nice and it felt like home. The rooms were very well-kept and very nice, too. They had various activity areas, and there was a lot to offer, like a salon and other things. It also looked brand new, so upkeep was very good.

Janeen

My father is in Northland Heights Located in North Hill. It's a brand new facility, so everything in there is just topnotch, beautiful, and very clean. The staff is all just very helpful. Whatever the people need, they try to get it worked out as quickly as possible. Everybody's just been super friendly and caring. The food is good, and there's a variety. There are three meals a day that are included in the price. They have a menu that's a month in advance. If the person doesn't like what's on the menu, there's always a bunch of other options to choose from. There's a lot of social activities. They also have a van. If they want to go somewhere, they'll take him up to five miles away from the facility. One of the things that my dad was really happy about was at the independent living part. His rent is just $1,700 a month. It is all inclusive (all the utilities, cable TV, wi-fi, and three meals a day), so it's hard to beat. The only negative (but it's not a huge negative and I don't think it will be forever), is that they are so new. They were originally going to have their grand opening in March of 2020. Because of Covid, everything was really affected and what happens is that they can't hire as many people because they don't have a ton of residents yet. I don't have any doubt that that will change soon. They have a new marketing person. The maintenance guy is fantastic and super nice. He tries to fix anything that he can, but he's the only one for the whole building. Sometimes things get put on the backburner, but I have no doubt that that will be remedied soon. Every apartment is so nice. All the people are so nice. The food is good.

Sherri

I toured the Northland Heights in North Hill. It was all newly updated and gorgeous. She was wonderful, helpful, knowledgeable, and excellent. It was very clean, brand-new, and beautiful. The location was perfect, close to everything. They had a gym, activities, and a pool.

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Out of all the communities I toured in the North Hills Northland Heights was the best. The rooms I was shown were beautifully decorated, the facility was spotless (no urine smell!!) and the entire staff from the Administrator to the nursing staff were warm and welcoming. You can tell when talking to everybody just how much they care. Prices were very reasonable and they offered 24/7 activities which I really appreciate. I was going to admit here but unfortunately my mom passed shortly after I toured, however if you are looking for a place where your parent will be taken care of I highly recommend this place. It has everything you could want.

P.B.

Northland Heights did not have as many clients when we visited. They only had twelve clients at that time, so we were hesitant about that. We thought, "What if the client's number doesn't increase? Is the facility still gonna be there?" We were pleased with everything there (other than those thoughts that if it doesn't get more residents, they won't be able to keep it financially). The facility's parking lot adjoins a school in which they have first grade or second grade kids that are pen pals with the residents there. They were just up the hill from the shopping centers. If somebody was in independent living, you just go down the bottom of the hill and there is all the shopping you could want. They had a van too, so I guess they could shuttle you down the hill so residents don't have to walk down the hill. The rooms were nice. They were furnished, and everything there was good. I think they had a small area with a sink and cupboards, so they could have breakfast or lunch type of non-perishables if they can afford it. They had activities as well.

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