Promenade Senior Living

We have no complaints with Anthology of Clayton View, they people there do not just go through the motions of the day, they really do make an effort to not only to get to know our loved one on a personal level but get to know us as a family. They are always asking questions and giving us feedback and updated regarding out loved one. We really feel like she is getting that personal care and services and based on our experience we would recommend them to other families.

My mother loved her short stay. Most staff was friendly 'experience'. The previous Executive Director couldn't handle the facility so too many things fall between the cracks. My mom's experience was good but from my perception no so much.

We love the Anthology of Clayton View community. We love seeing the interaction between the staff and residents. Every time we visit the staff members always talk to us, and they do a great job keeping us informed. Our loved one is able to eat in the dining room which is good. The staff are always very helpful. Even on our initial tour, the gentlemen who took us around was very informative, he did a great job explaining what to expect and we were even able to see the residents participating in the activities. We have nothing back to say about the community.

Friendly staff. Community areas including the enclosed courtyard, dining area, family gathering area and theater are beautiful. The units, though a little small, are well laid-out even for wheelchair residents other than kitchenette cabinetry. Shower benches included in all units. Transport is mainly via bus with wheelchair lift. Parking for visitors is adequate. Just a little pricey for the average budget.

My mother in law has transitioned very well since her move. The cleanliness is great, the place just opened may 1st. The meals are spectacular, they have a great chef. The presentation and dining room has been very elegant, I would highly recommend them to anyone!

Moved my parents in a week ago. Staff friendliness and care, and resident friendliness are great. We love the decor and the spaciousness, especially the entrance, bistro, wide/high main hall, and dining area. The location near the bustling life of Clayton, Brentwood, and Richmond Heights, makes it seem much more "alive" than other A.L. facilities we visited. Residents seem quite happy, and the food is very good. I think they could improve a little in communication and organization of information, to make it easier for a senior citizen (who has trouble remembering things) to assimilate and get used to the new routines.

We have every confidence our Mother will be very well cared for here.

My father loves it here. He is enjoying all of the outings, they took the residents to see the lights at the park. They have a nice restaurant there with great food and a lot of arts and crafts activities. The place is beautiful and very clean. He's been in other communities before and he finally says he has found one that he can call home. When I have eaten with him, a lot of the other residents here have also said that they have moved from other communities and they are happy here.

This community was not open at the time I visited it. The people I met were nice. The only room I was able to see was an one bedroom and it seemed small.

Property was under construction so we didn't get to see any finished spaces but the planned layouts were spacious. Likewise we couldn't meed staff or residents. However, another visiting family brought their father with them, who at times, was confused and wandering. The tour guide politely excused herself from our meeting several times to attend to the gentleman with dignity and grace. This spoke volumes about the care you can expect. Our representative was extremely helpful and offered valuable assistance and information to help us make a better decision whether it was with Stonecrest or not. I'd like to follow up after the opening.