Frontida Adelaide Place

Diane L.

I would HIGHLY recommend any prospective resident keep their own Dr. The Medical team did nothing for mom's rash and we never had a meeting with their Dr. When my mom moved in and they were giving her laxatives daily which she no longer needed .Just a nightmare!! When I finally got her set up with her Dr. her electrolytes were so out of whack which we found out when she suffered a heart attack and passed away. The other caregivers where all very good to mom and she enjoyed them all

Reviewer#RD0402n

Frontida Adelaide Place is a newer and more up-to-date facility than the other one. It was more expensive, too. The staff was good though. The rooms they showed us were separate rooms with a bath and toilet. There are common areas inside the building, and some outside.

Wanda

Frontida Adelaide Place didn't have any availability for my friend. It was nice and neat. They just didn't have the staffing to be able to provide the care that he needed. Everything else was good. The staff was very friendly. They have activities, but he wouldn't have been able to do any of them because he was almost incoherent at the time. I didn't meet very many staff, just two people. The staff we saw that came out to the house was fine, very accommodating, and knowledgeable, but as far as interacting with other members, we didn't see too much of that.

Julie

My brother-in-law is in Frontida Adelaide Place. The experience so far was wonderful. The staff members are so caring and accommodating. They told me that for the first 30 days, they are going to be evaluating my brother-in-law. It's only been two weeks, and they are meeting all of his needs, his cares, and addressing us for dealing with a loved one in an assisted living facility. My brother-in-law loves the food. It's very homey-type meals. His room is beautiful. Their fun activities keep him entertained. It is a beautiful facility. It is very upbeat and proactive.

Janice

We went to Frontida Adelaide Place. We checked both assisted living and memory care there. At the time, we weren't allowed to go onto the memory care side because they had a COVID exposure. But the upside we did go, they said it was identical as far as the facility. They have like a central, I think they called it a breezeway, that connected the two buildings. They actually would do joint activities between the two units like arts and crafts, singalongs, and they have people come in and do entertainment and music that type of thing. We love their facility. It was very bright and very well kept. The staff they had were very well communicating with each other. The rooms were a very good size. The dining area was very nice. There were residents eating when we arrived there. If we do move forward, that would probably be our number one choice. We were very pleased with them. We didn't eat there but we were able to see some of the food, and it looked good. They also had snacks out for people that didn't want to take actual meals. They had service there for the residents to order what they wanted and then the food was brought to them, and it was very nice. The overall feeling of the place was very homey, bright, and cheery.

Y.W.

We moved my mother to Frontida Adelaide Place. It's very small, so there's not a lot of residents. So, it's a smaller community than where she was, and they have plenty of activities, and their meals are small homemade meals. They're very attentive and very professional, they answer our questions, and our very caring. It's a very beautiful place, very nice, and clean. My sister likes that it's a good price for what she's getting.