StoryPoint Howard

Rosalie

It was absolutely beautiful. When I drove up to that, it felt like a resort. It did not feel like a nursing home/assisted living facility at all. It was gorgeous. The rooms were beautiful. Absolutely. Everything was so clean. I'd like to live there myself. I ran into so many residents there and they were so happy. I'm a musician and they were eating in the dining room and there was a piano in there so I sat down and played a little song at the piano. They were like, "Oh, we would love to meet your mom and we would love to have you play Cocktail Hour here." The lady that gave the tour was so warm, friendly, and made me feel so safe to put my mother there. The place was full of people and full of family. During the tour, the residents came up and talked with us and I got introduced to people. It was just really nice. When I was leaving, there were families that were using the pool and out on the grounds. They were walking on the trails and enjoying where their mother or grandmother was living. They were so friendly and helpful and so happy to be there. If I were going to put my mom somewhere, that would be the place I would want her to be.

ReviewerRd#052222m

We are on the waiting list. It was very pleasing. It did not have a pool, but it had a wooded area. It had a nice path that lent itself to walking. I had very little interaction with the staff because I was there on a tour with somebody that was showing me the facility. The rooms were very adequate and very pleasant.

Elizabeth

The independent and assisted living is both in the same area. It has memory care too. My mom has Alzheimer's, it's not progressed to the point where she requires memory care but we wanted her to be in the same place that offers these levels of care. She might go into independent living right off the bat, but she'll probably need assisted living too within a fairly short period of time. It was the only place I was impressed with. The other places were okay but that place was exceptionally nice. The room I saw was nice. It was kind of a little more luxurious too than the other places. The rooms were a little bit smaller than the other place that we looked at, but it made up for it. The staff who assisted me was nice, very helpful, and very informative. We took 3 tours of the place and we had lunch there as well. The dining area was very nice, very much like a restaurant and not as much as a cafeteria. The food was good quality too. The people that were there seemed to be happy and they were doing things. They were active in the community. They were playing cards, games, reading books, and there were lots of activities to pick from. We didn't go on any of those because we were on the tour but there were plenty of things that they do like watch movies, exercise classes, they had an exercise room, and a swimming pool. There was lots of availability to do things and meet people as well. There was nothing that I saw that bothered me. The worst thing I could say about them is the room was a little smaller, but to be honest, it wasn't that big of a deal.

Rita

My mother moved into the memory care unit last year. She was in the independent living part for three years. She has her own room and it's quite large, she has her own bathroom, it has windows, she has a dresser, an easy chair, another chair, a bed, and a TV. There have been no activities, and she got her first vaccine there last week. I guess the food is fine; she seems to think it's OK.

.Lynn

Everything was excellent. They had a lot of things to do and underground parking. The rooms had two bedrooms and two baths, but they did not have anything available. We would probably have to go on a waiting list. They were really nice.