Tribute At The Glen

Rachel

Tribute at The Glen by Cogir was beautiful and nicely laid out. They had beautiful apartments with huge closets. It was nice in that respect. Their grounds were pretty. There were lots of outdoor spaces, different courtyards, and walking paths. The woman who did the tour was super great and super friendly. She listened to all our concerns and answered all our questions. She was the most well-versed in explaining levels of care and how that works, that they're kind of fluid and you can go back and forth between all of them. She was good. The menu looked amazing.

Sharon

My sister-in-law is at Tribute at the Glen. The community is wonderful. The staff are great. The administration is great and wonderful. They communicate with us. They are caring. Her room with assisted living was fantastic. It was huge. The staff is wonderful, caring, and patient. Their food is good. Sometimes she turns her nose up for some things, but that's just her. They have a lot of activities available, but she has not participated in any.

Provider Response

Vanwinsm

I can’t say enough glowing things about Tribute at the Glen. My dad moved here in January and they have taken such good care of him and my mother. His experience in the memory care unit at Tribute over the last two months was just phenomenal. He received top notch, loving care from every person there. My mom did too. She came to see him as much as she could and the staff and admins not only knew her, they went out of their way to make sure she was happy with the care my father was receiving and they provided a compassionate listening ear whenever she needed to process her feelings. My dad died on Tuesday and I can’t think of a more loving environment for him to have died in. Less than 12 hours after he died, a big bouquet of flowers from Tribute were delivered to my mom’s house offering condolences. If you can’t keep your loved one at home in their later years, you really can’t ask for a better place to have them spend their remaining time. The elderly are treated with dignity and respect here. They are well loved and taken care of. I’m very happy to chat details with anyone considering this facility – don’t hesitate to reach out.

Shonae

My dad is currently at Tribute at The Glen. When I walked in, it had a home feeling. All of the workers speak. From the cafeteria to the cleaning to the maintenance, everyone speaks, especially when you first walk through the door, that gives you that definite first impression of a warm and fuzzy feeling. When you first enter the building, what you see gives you a good sense of cleanliness just as a business that's basically under control. Everything is well-kept. If you take care of your facility, you'll take care of your people because you want your people to do well in the facility in a very clean environment. They have assisted living and memory care. They are on the pricier side, but they work out a deal with us that my dad could share a room. So sharing a room is not as expensive as having your own individual room. Like right at the tail end of COVID, they had no choice but to give you your own room. His room is very huge. It was much larger than what he needed. They give you the option to either bring in your own furniture or if they have something available, they are willing to help you with it. They gave my dad a TV, which is their TV. If we take him out or if his time has come, they keep everything. They gave him a twin bed. They had a refrigerator, a bed, a sofa, and a chair. You could definitely sit maybe six people in very comfortably. That's how large that room is. It's a very large room is wheelchair accessible. The shower is very good. They provided the shower curtain. All we had to do was bring in his personal accessories, like towels and washcloths. We had to bring in a shower chair for him though. They gave him a dresser, too. They have a sensor in the room. It's not a camera, but it's a sensor for movement. Like when they put him into bed, they want to know my dad's movement. It has a window, so he can see out. It's got blinds in there. They've got a light with ceiling fan in case he wants a ceiling fan feel. You also get to decorate your room however you want to. The director of the facility is very, very accommodating. So if you're looking for the Christian atmosphere, this portrays more of the Christian atmosphere. They act like they are truly a family. The people that are there for the assisted living, they appear to be very happy. Because it's very spacious, they've got a very nice cafeteria that they can go to. They even have a patio with a little firepit where you can take your visitors. It has patio table and chairs. Sometimes we'll take my dad there. Like if we have family that come in town, we can take them to this room, and it's beautifully decorated. They can have parties if they want to, and even out in the terrace. The memory care has a terrace where they can go outside. They have tables out there and they have flooring that looks like grass, but it's not grass. It's really soft to touch. It's definitely boxed in and it's very, very spacious, but they can go outside and get some air whenever they want to. They have access to that at any given time. Even if they're wanderers, they can walk out there and come on in because they are seen. It's like a big glass door where they are seen. They don't just sit inside one room. They sure have activities there. Because I only deal with the memory care facility, so I do see that they'll have someone come in and read to them. Sometimes they'll do crafts for those that are able to do crafts. If not, they'll just have people sitting there watching. They'll have someone come in and sing. A lot of times they'll just play music. The ladies will get their nails polished and the guys will get their nails filed down. They'll brush their hair. I've seen them do things like that in there for them.

Gail

The experience with Tribute at the Glen was good. The community was very clean, the personnel was very professional, and the memory center where my husband would reside looked quite adequate. I went to this pre-COVID, 'cause I haven't been there since COVID, so everybody was eating. They had bracelets that would get you in and out, and of course the residents don't have them so they can't escape. It was a nice one, but it's very expensive, and it's out of my price range.

Kathy

Tribute at The Glen was a beautiful facility, but it was way too pricey. It's all brand new. The staff member was very informative, very friendly, knew the facility, and seemed to know all of the people there. They spent a lot of time with me, walked through all the options, and showed me around. It's like living in a luxury cruise ship.