Prestige Senior Living Auburn Meadows

I was at Prestige Senior Living Auburn Meadows the other day. My friend's wife lives there. She is in hospice there. Because of the virus, I couldn't get in, you'll have a window visit, and that's it. Two days ago, I had to go down because they moved her to a hospice portion of the building. I had to pick up all her furniture and her belongings, and take them out of there so they could have that room, and so I was able to go in. I had to go in, remove all of her stuff, and take them out of there. First, she was with the assisted living, probably a little over a year there, and then she went into memory care, but she was even beyond that so that's when they finally decided to let her go into hospice. When she was in assisted living, she could go anywhere, and she could walk all over the place. She could actually leave if she wanted to go outside. Then when you go to the memory center, it's a different deal down there. The staff has all been very good there. The place is very nice, and very clean.

My mother-in-law has moved into Prestige Senior Living Auburn Meadows. They're fantastic. They make the life of an elderly comfortable. Their accommodation is very comfortable. They cleaned the apartment out including the carpet, and everything was painted. They have staff members who do above and beyond their call of duty. They're absolutely amazing. The only thing that concerns me is there's only one elevator in this 2-story building.

Prestige Senior Living Auburn Meadows looks quite nice from the outside, and the apartment that my mother got is nice too. The service is good. The dining hall is good and she likes the food there. They have activities, but she hasn't participated in anything yet. It's expensive.

We're currently at Auburn Meadows. The grounds are beautiful, and the setting is nice; however, the place is dated and old. The woodwork is pretty banged up and doesn't get fixed up very often. There is not much maintenance going on around here. As far as the food, they have one type of food. They have no way of changing it or giving different types of food. They do not cater to anyone who has diabetes. It is just one institutional menu. They used to have activities, but then they lost two activities directors. They finally got a new one, but it is going to take her a month or so to get acclimated and up and running. The shortness of staff is terrible.

Prestige Senior Living Auburn Meadows was fine, had good staff, good accommodations, and reasonable prices. What I liked about it is that it's clean and well-managed.

Prestige was fine, clean, and well maintained. It was a little large in terms of what I was looking for, but ultimately. it met a lot of the criteria. My mother seemed to feel comfortable there, and everybody seemed nice.

We went to visit Prestige Senior Living Auburn Meadows, but my friend was not comfortable with it. It didn’t quite meet his needs, apparently, but I took him there because he lives in Auburn.

I was in Auburn Meadows (Prestige Senior Living Auburn Meadows), and it was very nice. The staff was very nice and attentive. The rooms were big and very nice. The food was good and tasty. They had a lot of activities going on.