I went to Sterling Aventura at 11:00 AM during the week, and there was a group of folks who went on an outing. Then I met with Mark; he was the one who toured us. He also called and followed up with me after the tour. I saw a lot of activity. The residents I spoke to were friendly and appeared to be happy. The facility was clean and comfortable. The staff that I interacted with was very kind, attentive, and visible. I really liked that, and I would choose that facility for my brother.

I toured The Sterling Aventura for my mother. They told me that it is going through renovation now and they still have a lot of work to do to upgrade everything. They showed us a few areas that were already upgraded. It was a very nice facility, but it needs more upgrading. They said it will take maybe a year or two to get the project done. The person who assisted me was very nice, very knowledgeable, and very helpful. They have a library, an arts and crafts area, a great game room area, and a very nice dining room. And they have an outdoor area that was also nice. It wasn't the top kind, gorgeous place, but, again, they're just starting to work on it.

My mother moved into Sterling Aventura assisted living a month ago. So far, so good. I think they have a really good and really great staff. They seem to get along, compared to where she was before where they're in conflict with each other. It's just night and day better at Sterling. The dining room is fantastic, and the food is really good. Their nursing is excellent. Their activities coordinator, Daniel, is fabulous. They just really have a good group of people there. They're friendly, and they're taking good care of my mom. She told me she's happy there, and she seems to be happy. For her to say that is amazing.

My cousin is at Sterling Aventura, so far, so good. I don't know what the place is like because I'm in Colorado, but she says it's okay. She said some of the staff are good, some aren't, and the food is just so-so. She is in a studio apartment, and she likes it. They have lots of activities, and she loves them. They have bingo and dominoes, and so far, that's what she likes to do. They have a courtyard but because of Covid, they can't go there. There's one staff that is not that great, but most of them are really nice, and that's good. It's a pretty good facility.

Management is poor, never can get in touch with someone in charge. They are shorted staffed especially at night and weekends and do not respond quickly to calls for assistance. They increase the rent often as it month to month and have no consideration for the elderly that are on budgets trying to survive. The rooms and public space are nice but the operation and management is poor.

Sterling Aventura was not as clean as the other place, but the people there seemed very happy. The common areas were not as big and as spacious, and you have to bring all your own stuff there. There were no furnishings provided whatsoever. The building itself had just a parking lot around it. There wasn't any place to go, just a little patio. When you look out the window, you just see buildings, not anything else.

I toured 3 highly recommended facilities and ultimately easily selected sterling. I could not be more pleased with my experience at Sterling Aventura thanks to Mark and Patricia. I live out of state and made an emergency trip down when I heard defeat in my typically optimistic cheerful dads voice. On day 1 when I called to set up an initial tour and then showed up too early, Mark was unfazed by my disregard of schedules, pleasant, professional, and welcoming. He understood almost instantly the level of dementia that we were dealing with. The details of his exceptional handling of my cynical self, my resistant weary overly stressed, in-denial dad and my confused mom , resulted in the most amazing and unbelievably seamless transition. From The thought he put into which room location would be best to his selection of dining room companions and table for her was astounding . The clean, beautiful bright room was welcoming and furnished for us with care. The communal dining room that I actually can eat in without getting nauseous has one of the kindest men, Alex, as their head chef. You can see that his residents matter to him. Mom has been there almost a week and Mark sends me daily videos where I see for myself how happy, relaxed, carefree and involved she is. Daniel, the activities director does an amazing job keeping all his confused residents as focused as possible and totally happy and engaged. I kept telling myself that it was too good to be true and I wanted to review it before the honeymoon ended. I plan to review again in one month but for now, this is everything and way more than I could have hoped for. The decision and then the act of moving a loved one into a " facility " is emotionally brutal and should be regarded as a process. Mark M's sensitivity, flawless listening skills, simple lease with basically no commitment and white glove handling of everyone including providing my dad with his cell number were paramount to our decision to "go for it". I only hope it continues to be the happiest place on earth for my mom who seems to think her new friends and family have always been with her. My 86 year old dad, although distraught at moving his wife of 60 years out of their home, now has hope for his own future. Thank you.

Sterling was excellent, nice, quiet, and beautiful. I had an excellent lunch there with a friend. The dining room was beautiful, and the choices were excellent. The residents were lovely and very pleasant.

My mother has been there for 6 months and we lobe the Sterling. Wonderful friendly staff. So many activities every day. She loves the daily happy hour.

Our family member didn't like Sterling Aventura, but we thought it was lovely. They had a lot of classes, services for Jewish people on Friday night and holidays, and special meals. The rooms were lovely, and the staff was very nice and knowledgeable.

The Sterling Aventura is a 1-bedroom and 1 bath apartment. There’s a mini refrigerator and a microwave. It’s nice and small, but my parents need to scale down. I liked when I walked in, it felt like the Ritz Carlton Hotel. The people were incredibly pleasant, I just like the entire facility, and its 5 minutes from me; that’s the main reason. They have constant activities, and my parents will be moving on Monday.

The Sterling Aventura was the one that I really liked. It was much more relaxed, and the facilities had a nice, casual, homey atmosphere about it. The people were all very nice, the staff was excellent, and it looked like their dining area was great. I think they had little tables set up, and they had a menu. The way it was all organized looked really nice. The rooms were very nice.

I am happy in Sterling. It is nice. The people are pleasant, and the administration is decent. My room is nice and like a tiny apartment with one large bedroom and a little alcove where I put a small table and chairs, and a bathroom. The staff is very good. They have enough activities to do, so I am content. They take me to a church on Sundays, and I am very pleased because some other places have no interest in doing that. The food is decent. Perfect? No, because I am a better cook that anybody I know. I think I can go up against the cooks on television. You have choices, like between a hotdog or a hamburger. The rooms are a good size. I have my own furniture and prints on the walls, so it really feels like my old place now.

The Sterling Aventura was nice. However, I don't think they had apartments with kitchens, only a kitchenette. The community was nice. The staff was professional and very nice.

We chose Sterling Aventura for my mother and stepfather. They have only been there for a month now. It is a very nice facility. They have their own apartment in the building with people to check up on them. My mother is the one who really needs the service. They come around every hour to check on her and make sure they are inside during the night. During the day, they have activities like social hours, bingo, and movies. They have a very nice restaurant. It is more of like a hotel or an apartment complex with eight floors. I am not sure how many residents live there, but they have a full staff who are very attentive.

I don't know that a review can fully convey what a safe, caring, professional, happy, and loving atmosphere one finds at The Sterling Aventura. My mom recently passed away and my father made the very difficult decision to relocate 1/2 way across the country to South Florida to be closer to us. I was completely unprepared for the job of finding an assisted living community and all that went into it. Among many other things, Barry handles the leasing at The Sterling, and quite simply he can only be described as a gem. Upon meeting Barry, I immediately felt like I had a new friend, one who would walk me through the process every step of the way...and he did. Barry went so above and beyond the call of duty. He was incredibly accommodating and not only made my father feel welcome, but our entire family felt comfortable at The Sterling. It is obvious that Barry genuinely cares about the residents and their families, and pitches in like a family member to do what needs to be done for the residents. Mary, the executive director, is just the same. She bent over backward to make my dad's transition a smooth one. In addition to her total professionalism, Mary always has a friendly smile and a warmth about her that personifies the caring feeling at The Sterling. And, it is the same with all the employees you encounter there from the nurses, the wait staff, the activities director, the concierge, etc. They are all concerned with making sure the residents are happy and well cared for. The food is delicious, also! Truly, it is so good, I'm worried my dad is going to gain too much weight if he isn't careful. The residents will all tell you that this place is the BEST, and to me, that means everything. I hope my dad can stay at The Sterling a long, long, long time! I think the best compliment I can give The Sterling is the fact that every time we go to visit my dad, my 14 year old and I look at each other and say how much we would like to live there! Barry and Mary have really set the bar high there, and the rest of the staff has lived up to the expectations. I have nothing but the best things to say about The Sterling Aventura!

Sterling Aventura has a high recommendation from the private CNAs that we hire when my dad comes home from rehabilitation. I also have a cousin and friend who are there at the Sterling, and they are very positive. We are very impressed with the staff when we meet them.

When I walked in at Sterling Aventura, I saw a lot of people doing activities and there was a lot of noise. It had a happy feeling and I felt that I would belong there. I spoke to a gentleman and he was very nice. They said whenever I am ready, I would just come in. My initial impression was that I am happy with the place.

Sterling Aventura is a very nice place. We chose this because I just felt that they have more people of similar background to my mother. The rooms are spacious. The staffing are very nice. The food is okay. In terms of activities, they have exercise classes, brain activities like current event things, movies, and bingo, etc. I did eat there and the food was fine but it wasn't anything great. Food is okay for me, although my mother says it is really not very good.

My grandfather has been at Sterling for a few years. The staff and care he receives is outstanding. I've personally had some meals with him there and the food is great. I have a lot of peace of mind knowing he is so well cared for.