Cascade Inn

I would let people know that you have to private pay for 3 years which seems like a long time when there is other facilities that are less. What I liked is that all their beds are licensed for assisted living so that when you got to that level of care you didn't have to move. I felt that the care wasn't up to the price we paid.

The ladies [name removed] (Directors of Community Relations) and [name removed] were amazing getting my sister placed in their facility. I had excellent communication with them and they both provided an excellent experience and went above and beyond expectations in getting my sister into their facility! I give them both a 5! It overall is a nice facility, they were very accommodating. Now that I have her in an AFH I'd never put her into assisted living again. The small format and hands on 1-2 caregivers in the AFH is so much better for my disabled sister.

My mom has stayed at Cascade Inn twice this year for short stays/respite care. It's a nice facility, the staff is great, my mom loved playing Bingo. The free flowers from Trader Joe's on Sundays were a highlight for her. We always feel welcome when we are there. I would recommend Cascade Inn to others.

I have relatives who live here. Many of the residents have gotten food poisoning in the last few weeks. This is the only place most of the residents eat. It’s concerning. There is a lack of help for some of these people

What we like the most about the Cascade Inn community is the apartment, our loved one really likes her apartment. Based on the experience we have had so far, we would recommend this community to other families.

I like everything here - I can't think of any complaints. The people I have met here are all so kind. I feel so at home

I love it here. I've lived here quite a long time. My wife lived here first and then I joined. She passed away before me, but I am still here. I love it here.

I enjoy the people who live here, very friendly. The location is good and the continuing opportunity to stay here through end of life. The outings we go on are fund and interesting.

Cascade Inn is a great place to be. I have fun. Do you know how many 4 leaf clovers I found here? 56! There is a lot o great girls. Actually, it is a lot of great people

It is good. They come and talk to me. Some people want to do lots of activities. I can do my thin- the people are pleasant. Just enjoy yourself.

Certainly we could have saved ourselves some stress if we would have started earlier. We knew Mom was going to need to move somewhere but we waited until it became an emergency. But as far as the Community/Staff it worked out really well that we were able to basically meet everybody on their staff, which was really, really nice.

My loved one loves the food. They have a variety of food options. There is a menu with items, and if the residents don't see anything that they like, they can pick something else. They have a lot of activities. They are very friendly, and they know the residents. They are very aware, and we are very impressed with them. They review my loved ones care every thirty days, which is a huge plus.

Our first impression was based off the staff right away. They worked very quickly and effectively to answer all the questions we had and they smoothed the path out for our loved one.

The tour with [name removed] was great. Even though it was virtual, we still felt like we had a great experience. We liked the fact that there was a selection for dining, from a small and more intimate/quiet environment as well as the standard dining area. They also had storage areas for residents. We ended up selecting a different environment, mostly due to the size of the rooms, and the price.

rooms were in need of updating..

I must say the people that run this are very nice and helpful however the food leaves a lot to be desired. The menu has not changed for 4 months, The food in the past has always been very good but lately it's terrible. When one orders a fish and baked potato and the potato comes on the plate with black hard skin that cracks like glass when you try to cut it and the coleslaw was forgotten when I asked for it it came to the table cabbage and no dressing on it we were told the cake was lemon and it was banana. My Mothers dinner looked terrible the ham looked okay her potato looked just like mine because she was suppose to have mashed but there were no mashed potatoes that night and the yams slapped on her plate were terrible. The food is included in the price and I don't know what's going on but it needs a lot of improvement.

I recommend this place for all seniors, the place is very well kept. The staff are very helpful, the marketing gals were very very sweet, and the guy who works the front desk is a sharp-looking and intelligent guy A+

Cascade Inn has done a beautiful renovation in major areas of the facility. Overall very nice staff, very helpful & clean throughout. My Mom has only been there for a couple months but seems quite content after living 30 yrs. in her own home. I would recommend this facility :))

Overpriced Staff don't adequately encourage my mom to engage in activities Very much about the money - Deceptive information given when we made choice to move in; hardly anyone my mom's age despite being told otherwise Mom had far better care and amount of care provided for way lower price before. Cascade Inn offers a lot more activities, but since she isn't engaging... It's just not worth it. That's about the only thing they've got going for them, and it's not enough. I can't wait until I find a better "place for mom." She's not a senior citizen yet. There must be something better.

The place is dingy and has been being remodeled for a long time. I went to help a very nice woman today and was appalled. I really do not want to get into specifics but if you have someone staying here please be around to help them. LOOK<SMELL