The W Group

I highly recommend Adirondack Manor's food! It is very favorable, but always low sodium. It has a wide variety of foods. The Chef, [name removed] is amazing! All food is made with love for the residents.

The Adirondack Manor has an incredible homey feel. All of the staff treat the residents just like family and go the extra mile to make sure they are well taken care of. They come in on their days off to make sure there is enough staff to bring them for haircuts, they take them on hopping trips and make each person feel special in all kinds of ways. I can't forget to mention the cooks Ribs and baked chicken are absolutley amazing. Holiday meals are always extra special too. The residents really enjoy cooking out with staff!! its also shocking how their entire nursing team is almost fully staffed and they never work short handed.

The reason we chose Bayview was definitely for the value, it is completely worth it you get what you pay for. The activities are back open and our loved one is really happy with everything they are offering.

This is a great place the people are friendly and the staff go out of their way to help you feel at home.

Everything is going great, I'm not there all too often but the few times that I was there everyone was really nice. We're actually going to be going to see him on Friday, I know he's happy though, he's happy there, he even got himself a job, he's working in the kitchen, making a little extra money.

It was hard to find a place for my mom. I must say this had to be the best choice. Everyone is so helpful. The staff has been great. The place is always clean. They treat everyone with respect. My mom is so happy here. Any information you need there is always someone who tries to help you. They make the transition very smooth. They handle the paperwork. I highly recommend this facility.

Dad is still adjusting to living at this community. The staff are friendly, helpful and attentive. They are encouraging him to participate in some of the daily activities. He seems to like the food and the community is very nice. I would recommend this community.

We chose The W because out of the ones that I looked into, it was a smaller facility and we figured that would be the best fit for him. They are not allowing any visitors inside of the facility yet due to covid, but you are able to take your loved ones out. The staff have been extremely friendly and accommodating so far. He has improved dramatically since being here so I know he is getting good care. I would recommend to others looking, I can't wait to get in here and be able to see his room.

I like the place, here comfy and nice but the food should be more healthy

lovely area, rooms smaller than expected. Clean and the people very nice.

I did not care for Woodhaven Adult Home from what I saw on the tour experience. There was no security...people were just able to walk in and out of the building. There were residents going outside that I felt should not be leaving by themselves. The staff were all fine, we just did not feel comfortable placing our loved one here.

My mom complains about the food a lot, she says that they do not have a lot of variety. The staff members have been pretty good with communication during everything going on. Overall I would still recommend them, it's a nice facility.

The tour was really bad. At first sight it seemed dirty, There were many residents smoking right in front of the building. There were a lot of residents that seem to be there for other reason than senior care. They had room that were private and shared. The shared room was separated with bookshelves. They also had a communal shower for the residents. I felt uncomfortable and it looked junky.

I think in general they do a good job at Bayview Rest Home. they keep the facility, both the grounds and the individual rooms, beautiful. The staff here are also friendly and professional. However, the food is just terrible. I find about 80% of it to just be completely inedible. It's something I'd really like to see them work on.

I haven't been peronally. The friend I helped place her partner there after being in a nursing home said it's clean and comfortable. The location is excellent as it's a short walk to a shopping center. The only real complaint is the food. He said hospital and nursing home food is better. That's a mouthful. We weren't expecting aanything fancy.however, they have a staffed kitchen there is no reason that the food should be unacceptable. The occupant goes and purchases food everyday. That is something that needs to be worked on. Not everone has the capacity or the money to be able to repay for food daily.

Mom and I toured this community and were not impressed. It's just the little things. For example, when we walked in, I noticed that the fan was dusty/dirty. The overall cleanliness just didn't seem great.

There are several things about Bayview Rest Home that needs to be improved. It needs to be kept much cleaner. The food I can hardly even recognize. It was really overall not a good experience and I would not recommend them. They made a good sales pitch and were very solicitous, but in the end did not deliver.

The prices need updating. The rent you pay is based on what your income is. As your income goes up, so does your rent-but the services your receive remain the same. I came in on SSI. My rent was relatively low; double-occupancy room. I received about $190.00 allowance per month. Then, I was put on SSD, at $1999/month. My rent was then raised to $1800/month, and my allowance went down to $149/month and also because I was put on Medicare, paying a premium. For 2016, my rent was increased to $1850/month. I received a 2.5% increase in my SSD check, so my allowance remained the same. Then, I had to start paying $37.70/month for my prescriptions, so my allowance fell to $112.30/month. Now, beginning 1/1/17, my rent will go up to $1875/month, and no raise is expected for SSD. So, my allowance will be $87.30/month. There has not been and is no increase in number or quality of services. The food is not so good, most of the time the bread is stale, and the building isn't adequately cleaned, and we often see roaches throughout the building. If you want a private room, it's $3000/month, and going up on 1/1/17.

The building is aging. The plumbing is not adequate, the toilets and showers continually back up. Attempts are made at cleaning. Laundry is done. There are no social activities for those who need companionship and to be kept stimulated. The food in no way meets nutritional guidelines. It's prepackaged and frozen. Many residents who are able eat outside of the facility when possible. No respect for privacy. Residents walk into others rooms and go into their drawers. There is not adequate staff to supervise the population they are dealing with. We would all like to send our loved ones to the lavish Assisted Living Facilities that are available. Most middle class cannot afford them. These places are suppossed to fill in the gap. At $1,800 a month a better job can be done. If they cannot provide the basics being nutritious meals, a safe and stimulatimg environment and safety, I would not leave an aging family member there for one night. The residents are people who.for one reason or another are disenfranchised. They have no where else to go. No one wants to end up that way!

The rest home is centrally located allowing those that are mobile the ability to walk to shop etc. The building is aging. The plumbing cannot support the facility. Constant toilet and shower back ups. The rooms were relatively clean. Laundry done. No activitites provided for those that need the company and stimulation. The "food" is unacceptable. Prepackaged and TV frozen dinner in no way meets the daily nutrion guidelines. A hot breakfast to start off your day could not be accomplished. Family member purchased food from outside the facility at least once a day. Seemed that medication was given properly. Three pills and a glass of water, so not really a good judge on that account.This place @ $1,800 a month is not cheap. The luxurious assisted living where we'd all like our loved ones to go are not affordable for most of us. These places are in place to take the overflow for the "middle class". A better job needs to be done. I would not be comfortable leaving an aging family member there. This is a place where people go when they have no where else to go. Every resident has a different story. It all comes down to basics, these are people who are no longer capable of living on their own dealing with life's daily decisions and for one reason or another have damaged relationships with friends and family. For us , my friend was being discharged from a nursing home and was not capable of living on his own. He is over 55 but not "elderly". After a few months with the help of the few people still in his life he is in his own apartment. This was an eye opening experience for him. Showed him where he could end up permanently if he did not start taking responsibility for his actions. For that this place served us well.