The Winfield at Richmond Heights

They have worked closely with our family to make sure my mom received the best care possible. Professional staff is excellent, they also use a good therapy service, Caretenders. I wish the caregivers had better training in dealing with people with dementia. Based on the experience we have had, we would recommend this community to other families.

My sister is very happy there. Her husband also. Lot of other couples in their situation ( husbands had strokes). The friendly atmosphere is great and was the main reason we decided on The Winfield.

I would recommend the Winfield, they have been responsive to dad, he fell and they got him to the er, and helped him get therapy to get better.

I am currently a resident at The Winfield at Richmond Heights and overall things have been very good for me at this facility. The food is satisfactory. The staff is wonderful. The facility offers great activities. My only issue has been the wifi, I have had problems with it. Overall, I would recommend The Winfield at Richmond Heights to others.

IT meets all of my needs and then some. It has been a great experience overall, and this place is worth it. Based on the experience I have had so far, I would recommend The Winfield at Richmond Heights to other families.

We really like the place. Unfortunately my mom was only there for one week. I did shop around snd liked it the best. We picked this community because it was near my sister's home. Loved the facility, and I live out of town.

Overall the place is nice, clean, and most of the staff are very friendly. My parents are in the assisted living area. I’m pleased with the nursing team. My concerns are that we were promised a certain dietary plan of a fish option daily. This all changed recently. We were told that are parents would have a choice of a dining time. This has changed as well. They have been mandated to a 4:30 dining slot with no exceptions.

They "act" so nice when you go check the place out. Completely cater to you and tell you what you want to hear! Promise you so many things..... Once your loved one moves in and is settled you don't hear back from them. They hardly EVER return your calls. The call buttons are a big JOKE!!! the aides/and some Nurses are ALWAYS sitting in the hallways on their phones. Never held accountable for what they do or DO NOT do with the residents. This place should be shut down or at least investigated by the state!!! The aides and nurses need educated. They do not care about these people and its just plain sad to see. And It doesn't seem like the administrator cares much either. I feel so bad for some of these residents. The only ones that seem to be OK are the independent living residents. I have witnessed so many laying on the floor calling for help in the hallways or their rooms. Its awful! PLEASE do your loved ones a favor and stay away from this place! I wish we would have. :(

My loved one loves the food. We picked this community, becasue it was close to my home. It's a warm community, and the staff is very interactive. They have been quite oustanding. They exceeded my expectations.. I recommend to other families.

We have been very pleased , the staff was very helpful and pleasant . I liked that there was a bedroom and not just one room. My sister ( the resident) was a cook at an assisted living , says that the food is just ok. I would recommend The Winfield at Richmond Heights to others.

I could not say enough good things about this facility! My mother has been here for the past 5 years and I don't have a single complaint. All of the staff are phenomenal and the nursing care is the best you'll find anywhere. They have always made sure my mother was thoroughly cared for. They respond very quickly to her pendant/call lights, and are always on top of things. The communication from the facility is outstanding. They offer many different activities to keep the residents entertained and engaged and the food is wonderful! You can tell that ALL the staff from administration to housekeeping really care about the community and their residents. I will never send a loved one anywhere but The Winfield!

There is exercise class 7 days a week. It's chair exercises but my friend says it is challenging. There is a shuttle that is available 3 days a week for dr. appointments. I think 2 days a week for predetermined shopping. The activities are fun and she has lots to choose from.

We know that she is safe and well taken care of. Nurses are very good at communicating any issues with medication or health issues. Winfield just felt homier and like the right fit for our mom

They took great care of my mom. We were very happy with The Winfield.

[name removed] was very helpful and knowledgeable. What I liked best about Winfield was that residents in independent living and assisted living ate together and shared activities. It is reassuring to know that there would be social interaction with others who are not mentally compromised. The walk-in closets are definitely a plus!

We chose The Winfield at Richmond because the staff seemed very knowledgeable and attentive when we went to visit. Even with covid, they made sure we were able to see the facility and made a lot of accommodations for us and were just very helpful. The meals were chef prepared and my mom really enjoyed them. She needed help bathing and I felt we had to constantly check to make sure that that was being done, so that was a big concern for us. I would recommend to others looking.

My mother has been a resident at the Waterford in both Independent Living and Assisted Living as her needs changed for 8 years. She has really enjoyed living here. Her independent living apartment was spacious, and she enjoyed a number of the activities as well as the staff members who encouraged her participation. When mom needed more assistance, she moved to Assisted Living which is in a different wing of the building but she was able to eat with her friends and participate in the activities that she enjoyed when in independent living. This was a real plus as it would have been difficult for her to move to a new facility and get used to new routines, staff, friends etc. There was an adjustment period when mom moved to Assisted Living. However, with the addition of a new director of assisted living and nursing supervisor there have been changes in communication, level of care and follow through that have been very positive. The caregivers in general are kind and helpful and stop by to greet mom even when she does not need assistance. Because of mom’s additional health and cognitive concerns, the staff has worked with the family to put in place additional interventions that have been very helpful in allowing mom to maintain some independence and improve her physical and mental well being. Although this is not a memory care facility, the nursing administrators are well versed in dementia care and offer suggestions to the family as well as directing the nursing staff and caregivers to provide effective interventions. Waterford also provides on-site physical, occupational and speech/cognitive therapy, and can offer an on-site medical doctor and nurse if the family chooses. Providing these services on site is very helpful to the family since we do not need to take her to multiple medical appointments. She thoroughly enjoys her physical therapy sessions and the great staff. Our family works closely with the Waterford staff and we appreciate the listening, care and professionalism that so many of the staff exhibit especially during the challenges presented by the Covid19 pandemic.

This location meets all of my Mother's desires for a new location to live at this point in her life. As well as have the ability to meet her needs in the future. Which is really important to her family.