My husband has moved into Charter Senior Living of Woodholme Crossing. They were very informative, and they were in our price range. They were very welcoming. The staff were very polite, courteous, and very helpful. They have all types of activities. They have movie nights. They have a men's club, where they take trips. They have arts and crafts and a lot of things to keep him busy. He is in a studio apartment. He has twin bed, nightstand, dresser chair, microwave, refrigerator, sink, his own bathroom, and a walk-in closet. The facility is clean, and it is to my satisfaction. Their activities are fine. My husband is not really a people person, so we're trying to get him to socialize. They still put the effort in to try and get him down there. Their value for money is reasonable. It is something that we could afford.

I liked Charter Senior Living of Woodholme Crossing. It was very charming. I liked the cleanliness and everyone was very friendly. It is very small, so there's not much room for outside activity, but they do have a lot. They serve the meals either in your room or in the dining area. There's a kitchenette, but not really a kitchen, in the rooms. And they were very honest in their review of whether we could work there or not. The staff was very honest and very easy to talk with. They were doing some chair exercises. Outside, they had a porch area, but there wasn't much room for anything else.

My father moved into Charter Senior Living of Woodholme Crossing the day after Thanksgiving. We chose this because my dad was able to see it himself, he was not able to see the other place. So I feel like we chose this one because he had a little bit of a say in where he wanted to go. It's very nice, cozy, and friendly. The staff is extremely friendly. He enjoyed his visit there, we had lunch, and he enjoyed the food, so he said he preferred to go there. It looks very nice, it's very kept up, it's decorated for the Holidays. They had decorations for Thanksgiving, and since then I've seen decorations for Hanukkah and Christmas. I think everything is nice. They have daily activities for the residents. The one thing that we like is they serve breakfast, lunch, dinner, and their restaurant-looking cafe, and they prefer the residents to come and eat in person, so I like that. It keeps them motivated. They have, obviously, the nursing staff there that can help, and they have maintenance people on site for help with anything in the room. One suggestion that I have is, my father moved into a room and the heat didn't work. He didn't have hot water his first day. So while maintenance and everybody has come in and are working on the issue, it was a little bit of a bummer to have my dad move into a unit that was cold and the heater didn't work. The whole building is heated, so he wasn't like out on the streets, and they did bring a space heater in for him. So, the people are very good. It just is a bummer to pay all that money and have a room that wasn't ready.

Charter Senior Living of Woodholme Crossing is very clean. There are lots of activities and my sister enjoys playing some of their games. The staff is helpful and pleasant to the residents as well as family members. They had a big family dining thing yesterday, kind of ahead of Thanksgiving, and the food was all delicious. I've eaten there before and it was also really good. It was our top choice. Everyone was very helpful from the very start of the process until the move-in.

I liked Charter Senior Living of Woodholme Crossing, but my dad didn't. The staff members were all nice. I saw all of the apartments. It's nice for a senior, if they want to move in that kind of community; my dad didn't. I didn't see any activities being done. We were there after 5:00, and they were just finishing up dinner. There wasn't anybody in the community room. They had a space for you to watch television. I saw some shelves with some books in it. The outdoor area had tables, chairs, and nice tree areas. The grounds were kept nice.

My father is at Charter Senior Living of Woodholme Crossing and the first two weeks have been so horrible, absolutely horrible. I'm in the process of writing a letter to the CEO of the company requesting my community feedback because of the poor level of care that they provided for my father. He has sat in soiled diapers three times for the first two weeks of admission and he was never given the physical assessment as he was promised within the first two days of his admission. He was consistently ignored. When he pages, the average response time would be over half an hour and he's been berated for using a diaper. He has been called a big baby by one of the staff members, and our caregiver, who stayed with him for the first night, was also berated for being present. I'm talking about an inadequate level of care here. The care has been substandard. We spoke to the executive director and we're asking for a refund from our community fee because he was not provided with the right level of care. My father didn't get enough of a chance to eat too. He's dehydrating. That's how bad it is, and their idea of activities is just sitting with a bunch of old people in front of a TV. What they should improve on is the attitude of their staffing, the kind of level of care they provide, their communication between the top level management and their staff, their response times, and their confirmation that the resident is eating. They shouldn't even be in business.

It was lovely. It was everything that we were looking for and then some. It's just that at that time and the situation that we were in, it was a bit costly. The facility itself was really nice. They had everything that we needed. If we were to ever really consider doing it again, it would definitely be on the top of the list.

Love this community! So great to my family and always go above and beyond!!

When we registered, it seemed to be fine, but my friend is very unhappy there with everything, the food, and the employees. She doesn't want to be there. The staff and services seemed fine to me. The rooms were very nice. They only have very little activities. Because of the lack of activities, I would say they're overcharging.

It is a very nice community. My mother's in the memory care part of assisted living and she's going very well. The caregivers are caring and helpful. My mom's room is an efficiency that has a bathroom. It looks really nice, comfortable, and roomy, and has room for a bed, a chair, a table, and a TV. They offer movie nights, bingo, and a day when they do manicures and pedicures. The dining area is very nice and smaller than the main dining room. The caregivers keep an eye out, make sure the people eat, and help them as needed. The food is tasty and very good.

My sister was in here before. Her room was small but clean. They had activities. The staff was OK, and she liked the food a lot. The dining area was on the main floor. They had a room where people could congregate, see a movie, and do some activities.

We moved my mother here. They are undergoing major renovation right now. They are friendly, very caring when we talk to them, and seem to understand what issues we are having at the moment. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner. They have a doctor, primary care, podiatrist, and physical therapy on-site once or twice a month. They have a nurse practitioner on-site as well. It was easy enough to transfer her medical care to the facility. The staff is quick to respond if she needs something or when the family asks them something or needs an explanation. They are very friendly.

Everything looked nice but my mother didn’t care for it. The staff was very nice and pleasant.

My husband has been here since November. They do not let the people just lay around. They are busy with them all day and discourage them from staying in their private rooms because they want them out amongst people. No matter how slow or weak they are, they try to encourage them to participate in activities at their level. My husband was starting to wander, but this one has a lockdown area. You can't get out without a code. They have four or five people there at all times, and they’re right on the residents' toes. If the staff see a problem, they’re right there handling it. They’re really good. As for the private room, because my husband is on hospice and needs a special bed, the hospice provided a hospital bed. There is a nightstand and a lamp in the room; I had to provide everything else. I have not eaten there, but they have spoon-fed my husband because he cannot handle the utensils. I’m glad I put him in assisted living versus a nursing home. My impression of a nursing home is that they would just lay there and waste away, and my husband is not doing that there. The administration and nursing staff all know you by your first name when you come in and know the patients by their first names, too. They get to know their patients.

They were very kind to invite me to lunch, and I had a nice lunch in a nice atmosphere. Then, I was shown one of the dwelling places; it was a small apartment, but it was very nice, very clean, very comfortable-looking, and the person who escorted me there was very kind and very helpful in explaining what I might be looking forward to. It was a short visit, and I couldn't say anymore than this: from the outside looking in, it looked like it was a safe and homey place in a pleasurable atmosphere. I was told that they do have activities for the residents and taking them out -- taking them to the doctor and taking them on trips. The visit was so short, and I really don't have any real ideas except that it was safe, it was bright, it was clean, and it was pleasant.

We chose it for my mother-in-law. We actually chose it because of the people that staffed the place. The person who gave us the tour was wonderful and really put our minds at ease, the head chef was amazing, and the fact that they all work together as a team that you will find the chef answering the phone at the front desk, and they all get very involved in the residents and in the residents' lives. We just were very impressed with that. They have a dining room, they feed them three meals a day, and they have very good food. They have a lot of different activities including taking them off campus for lunches. They go out to lunch at least once a month. They would celebrate a different country every month and do a lot of activities centered on that country. We are very happy with it.

It was very good. The staff was excellent. The rooms were very good. They were clean and had no odors. I thought the security was really excellent too. I ate there, and the food was very good. The vegetables and meats were standard. The dining room was very clean, and the staff waiting there was good too. They had activities like singing, people came in and played instruments, they had people reading to the residents, and they had trivia questions.

There are a lot of stores around this facility. It is not very big. The person we talked to was very nice. Most of the rooms were a living room and one bedroom because it was assisted living. The residents were much older. They didn't have very many amenities. In terms of activities, every Wednesday they would go to Pizza Hut for lunch, and they have people come in to speak.

It was recommended to us by my cousin, because she felt it was a good place so we had mom in there. It's all very lovely so far. It has just been a couple of weeks since she has been in there. They have bingo and games.They also have singers come on. It has a very nice central living room and a very nice dining area. They have dining area and lots of different rooms.

They were very nice, accommodating, gave me a lot of good information, and were very knowledgeable. They had big round tables, there were people eating there at the time that I went there. Everybody was seated at the round table so they could talk and all the ones that we talked to seemed pretty happy. The place is very clean; they showed me several different rooms, and it was very nice. They provided some of the furnitre that they might need like a coffee table and they have little kitchen, very home-like.

I spent some time in a home here. I stayed there for one month. It was pretty. The location was across from the shopping center. The apartment was great. It was clean, and the rooms were spacious. I think some of the apartments were independent living, but the majority of them were assisted living. They were wonderful! Everyone was nice to me. I got what I asked for and on time. They checked on me from day to day. The food was fine. They have people come in to the building and they have shows; of course they have exercise classes. They have a lot of things going on.

My brother liked it here. They have a beautiful front porch that patients can sit on. He actually has 2 rooms; one is a living space which is nice. He also has a microwave, a refrigerator and an easy chair. Food was very good and their dining room is beautiful too. He doesn't complain about the food. He certainly isn't losing weight, apparently its okay. In addition, the great room is lovely. They have activities; if you want to play cards, bingo or whatever. They also have a workout room.

I went to visit when I looked for a place for my mom. The sales representative was nice. The place was pleasant, and the rooms were pretty. The price was just out of my range.

It was pretty good. The staff was great. The rooms were pretty nice. From what I saw, the residents looked happy.

It was very nice. My sister and I went there. They provided lunch for us, and the food was very good. The dining area was beautiful. The environment was very beautiful. It was very clean, and the staff was friendly. The director invited us into his office, and he is very nice, warm, and very informative.

The director came to see me and took me on a tour at the facility. The facility seemed really nice and clean. They showed me the biggest room they have, and it was very nice. They also had a lot of things to do. The staff were all nice to me, and they were very friendly. I couldn’t say anything bad about this facility, but it's very expensive.

Before my mother passed away, we had put her here. My mother had only been there for two and a half months. It was a lovely place. They had a memory care unit. My mother had her own room in the regular part of the facility because there was no opening in the memory care unit; however, she was able to participate in the program during the day. The staff was excellent. The rooms were spacious. They were nice, and they had their own bathroom and sink with a microwave area. They also had refrigerators, which they supplied. Food was OK too.

The staff were very nice and very accommodating. The rooms were nice, and they were on the bigger side. When I went over there, they had some activities going on.

It is a very nice and pleasant facility. I went there for a visit while I was searching for a facility for my mom. It's very nice and very clean. The staff were very helpful in showing me around and the things that they offer. I was also impressed with the staff because they seem to have adequate knowledge to take care of the people living here. I went there during lunch time and the residents seemed to be enjoying the food and that was a plus for me. The dining room is very clean and it seemed to be well taken care of. The rooms were very nice and clean. The rooms are of adequate size and they have entertainment area for the people. It’s a facility that would qualify for my mother's if she needed assisted living, but right now she needs a nursing facility.

It is a wonderful place. I liked everybody. I met several clients and I had a wonderful luncheon with some people. Manager Todd couldn't have been nicer including the nurses. I'm extremely impressed that I've been recommending it to other people that could afford it. If I could afford it, I would definitely wanna go there. The level of service and the clients I met were interesting. I felt unusually at home. I really did. I didn't expect it.

We visited, however, we learned that we couldn't cook there. Although the staff explained why, we already knew that we don't want to stay there once we found out we couldn't cook. The rooms weren't big enough and we didn't like the area, too.

I did visit and it is a very nice facility. They have a nice dining room. Mealtime is very flexible. The residents are able to go whatever hour for mealtimes. They also have a variety of foods to choose from. They have plenty of things to do for their residents. They have outings and residents can actually suggest where they want to go. They will just schedule and make arrangements for it. There are plenty of activities onsite as well. The staff is fabulous. They're very nice, very friendly and willing to help you and answer any questions you might have. This is a very good facility but they're just a little bit more expensive than we are able to afford.

When you walk in, you immediately got an extremely good feeling about it. My mom moved in there just this April and I chose this community for her because it was closer and accessible to both me and my daughter. Their staff are absolutely wonderful. Their caring staff are very attentive to their clients and they learn their clients' names quickly. They also have a wonderful wait staff and an equally wonderful chef. It was just an overall great place. My mom loves it there. Also when my mom had to go to the hospital and when they called me to alert me to what was going on, the emergency team was already there preparing to take her. So I was extremely pleased that they have reacted so fast. This facility is top notch and I would consider this place myself.

I chose it because it was a secure facility compared to the first one where my mom stayed. She was in a big room with her own bathroom, sitting area and television. They had activities happening every day. I have not tasted the food but it looked fine. The facility was expensive since it was very secured and she cannot go out or walk away.

I toured this facility with a friend and was very impressed. Everyone was friendly. I even saw the administrator and the head nurse interacting with the residents which you don't see very often. It was clean and the food looked great. If I had to make the choice for a family member of mine it would without a doubt be here.