Harmony at Falls Run

We moved my parents and my father-in-law to this facility and they all live in the independent living area. The food is pretty good compared to 3 other places like this I had eaten at, but the service in dining area is slower. The staff is really nice. They have only one shuttle bus I believe and I wish they had more, but it runs on a schedule. There are a large amount of activities and the amount of residents in this facility is much more than most of these places. They have a "pub" that serves beer and wine at 4:30pm every day except sundays and they have a big activities room and movie theater that seats 24 people. The "gym" has 3 or 4 pieces of equipment. It sits in a nice area surrounded by trees. Very peaceful. The road to get to it is not so great. There is garage parking if you want to pay for it. I wish they had a newcomers orientation to get my family more involved. Overall, this place is really nice. Spacious apartments with kitchens.

I think the food is kind of lousy at The Crossings at Falls Run. The facility is very nice. When my mother came back to go into the assisted living, it took them a good two to three weeks to actually get on board with all that they were supposed to be responsible for. The staff is very helpful and very friendly, but I think they do not have enough nursing staff to take care of everybody.   The apartment she is in is very nice. She has a one-bedroom, and it is very spacious. The dining room is nice. They have a gym for physical therapy, and they have something going on everyday like cards, bingo, and crafts. They have a library with a computer and a movie theater. The facility is very clean. Generally, it is a nice place, but they need to get their act together on taking care of the assisted living residents in my opinion.

I chose The Crossings at Falls Run because they had an available two-bedroom for my mother. She is sharing it with my 64-year-old sister, and they love it. The room is very nice with a sitting room between them, and it has a nice view of the woods. The dining room seems very nice, and there is no assigned seating; it's like a restaurant. The food is very good; they have been raving about it since they got there. They have a movie theater on-site, they do bingo, and they have a library, beauty parlor, and church services every Sunday. My mom came from a rehab place in Florida, and they were very helpful to make the transition as easy as possible. They have a caring staff, and I have recommended them to friends that were looking for a place.

When we visited The Crossings, we were very impressed with it. We thought it was a very nice facility. Their apartments were quite nice and seemed spacious. We had lunch there with a couple of residents and the food was quite good. I absolutely recommend this place.

When we visited The Crossings, it was not completed. It's only been open for two years, so they weren't able to show us an actual apartment. But we looked at the floor plans. The amenities were great. The most appealing thing for us was the fact that we didn't have to buy into it. They offered just about everything. It's failry new and the location is beautiful.