Hudson Grande Senior Living

I would highly recommend the community to others for their loved ones. The care, food and the friendliness of the community stand out to me. The room, utilities, laundry, changing of linens, and laundry service is included in our monthly rate. The care package can be a separate price. Medication management is one of the types of care the community provides to the residents. The staff communicate well with the family and keeps us updated on our loved one's conditions and any concerns. The community has transportation available for the residents to use for doctor's appointments.

I think the staff has been spectacular. The medical care has been great. I think they really go out of their way to make my parents feel comfortable and happy. And the food is important. My parents tell me they love the food. My dad struggles with eating sometimes, and they're doing everything they can to help my dad eat. They call me almost every day to give me a report. It's expensive, but we're getting great service. And relative to everyone else, their cost is in the same ballpark.

We love Hudson Grande

Hudson Grande has really became a part of our family. All of the staff and residents love my parents like family. Like any senior our parents were hesitant at the thought of moving to assisted living, but they couldn't be happier with the decision they've made. They're really thriving and it's so wonderful to see.

The staff we met with was so helpful and knowledgeable. Several staff members from different departments came and introduced themselves and answered any questions we had. Definitely in the front running for places we're considering for our Mom.

Everyone really took the time to make sure he felt right at home. We're so Happy to be a part of the Hudson Grande family!

This community was a whole package it had and has everything we needed and wanted.

In person tour with [name removed]. Very helpful. Very few residents seen during visit. Still post covid but seemed very empty. Was not able to assess dynamics/state of residents.

My mom and dad lived here. My dad died after 4 months. Everyone was supportive and wonderful and I was so thankful my mom was there. Then they were sold to Arrow Senior Living Management, LLC. Things went downhill fast. We paid for someone to shower and dress my mom. They were waking her at 4:30 am for her shower. The pandemic hit and we were not permitted to visit her. She was not getting her sevices that she needed such as walking! Her clothes were 2 sizes too small and no one at the Grande ever told us. She had bruised on her waist from ill fitting pants. We paid to have someone put in her hearing aides. They mostly didn't and when we asked about it, they put them in with dead batteries which was like putting in ear plugs. There were 80 extra batteries in her room. She developed a rash and it was allowed to spread all over her body so that she couldn't wear clothes any longer. She was prescribed anxiety medicine as needed after the death of my sister, but no one was assigned to determine when it was needed. Repeated requests for a family meeting with the Grande were ignored for weeks. She was moved to the memory care unit and we were told someone would pick what personal furniture would fit in her new room and they would move it. After a month, NOTHING was moved to her stark white room, not even a picture. She died alone without pictures of her husband or family . This is disgraceful and heartbreaking.

The tour went great and we were able to see the community. The people that showed us around were great and they answered everything that we asked. This just was not the right place for dad.

This is very nice community. My mother in law is going to be moved to the memory care portion of the community. They have great staff here, they have been attentive, and helpful. She loves the meals, the food is very good. We know she is being provided with great care, and we would recommend this community.

The staff at The Gables are taking good care of my wife. I am glad we found this community and I would recommend it to family and friends. The staff are friendly and keep me updated with her care. We also have hospice services coming in to help. I eat lunch there daily and the food is good. Although she is not able to participate in them they do offer a lot of activities. The community is clean and well maintained.

The facilities Here are outstanding.However,the memory care nurses station is located outside of the secured area which makes no sense to me.Also,I found that they much prefer a quiet,sedate patient.Restlessness is definitely a problem for them.I found,at times,my wife eating alone while two or even three aids sat at a table with another patient.I will say the place is clean and the food is excellent.But the attitude is unsettling.Overall I can only give this facility 3 stars.

Mother is 92 and lives in the VIP memory unit. There is a video awareness system of her when she is alone in her room to alert the staff when she is moving around and might need assistance. Where in her previous assisted living, she was having up to 6 falls a week, she has had 1 minor fall getting out of bed by herself in 3 months. The nurses and nurses aids are wonderful to her and to us. But, all of the staff from the greeter, launderer, beauticians, to the exceptional entertainment and activities staff are delightful and make an effort to help folks adjust to the change and move into assisted living. Mom has GAINED weight on the delicious foods. We enjoyed our previous setting too, but the Gables is doing a much much better job keeping my mother safe and healthy. When I visit, she is almost always out in the community rooms with others. She is happy.

I looks like it will be a great facility, but they are not quite there yet. There was a lot of water damage when we went, and seems to be a work in progress. They had an apartment with a bedroom with a study. Thinking back those turns would be a little difficult to maneuver in a wheelchair.