We looked at Hampton Woods. It is an absolutely, incredible, beautiful facility. But it didn't work for my mother because you needed to be a bit more independent. It's set up on a social model versus a medical model. And she needed some medical care. The staff is fabulous. The executive director is like a pied piper. It's gorgeous and top-notch, but it didn't work for my mom. You needed to be more ambulatory and more independent. And it's set up as a social model, so it's more like independent living/assisted living. It just didn't work for her. It's spectacular. I would have moved in. That would have been my choice. Their amenities are phenomenal. The dining area was very nice. They have everything that you can think of like parties and Wii bowling. You name it, they do it.

I currently have a family member at the Woodlands. To say I am disappointed and frustrated is an understatement. Severely understaffed (1 nurse to 17 patients) and poor response time. They know this is an issue as we have received an apology. Patients are not permitted to have their doctor come in and the Woodlands doctor is only there in the morning. I would advise to stay away from the Woodlands.

Woodlands was a beautiful facility. The staff was nice. Like all assisted livings, the rooms were small. However, they had a beautiful dining room that was restaurant style. The general atmosphere of the place was very nice and very friendly. They had a tour service. They had some singers, dancers came in, and they had bingo.

It is called Woodlands Assisted Living. It is a nice place, but the food is bad. The staff is excellent, and the activities there change. The sanitation is very nice and very good. It is very clean, and it is a shared responsibility. They need to improve the food though.