We did a tour of Vitality Living Pleasant Hills for my mom. Everybody was friendly, and they had a lot of activities planned. I like that the meals they offer, it's two meals a day, but they let you pick whether you want breakfast and lunch, or lunch and dinner. So, I like the option of my mom being able to select which meal she gets each day. Then they have cottage options available. They had a salon, chapel, and a library. You could get a lot of walking if she's down on the ends of the hallways or something. It'd be a long trek back to the elevator, which would be a concern. She's mobility challenged with a walker and a cane. Our walking was on pavement, just driveways and stuff. So, I don't remember if they had a lot of outdoor, patio-type green areas. They had some rooms that had walk-out balconies, but I don't think all rooms have that. The rest of the staff are all very friendly. The facilities are a little dated, and when we were there, the library was all taken apart because the residents were deciding to reorganize it. It was just all over the place when we were there. The outside, it was a lot of hill path for my mom to have to walk on to get from one place to another. So, it was just a little complicated to get to the elevators, and her not being tired from the walking, that was our thing with the facility.

The rooms at Vitality Living Pleasant Hills were excellent. They're an excellent size, with good closet space, they also had a little porch. Instead of an apartment inside the main building, they offered cottages and a 1-bedroom, they're very nice. But I think I need to be where there are people, that I can have some sort of social life. The biggest drawback about that place is that it was on the side of a mountain. There was a lot of walking and climbing, so I don't know if that would be suitable for me. The cost was very good, although there were some things they didn't provide, like cable and phone. They seem to have fewer activities than the other place I saw, but they have a beautiful fireplace in the common area. The staff was excellent, they were good, and they only provide two meals a day. The apartment was large, they had shower baths, a bathtub, and a shower.

I chose Vitality Living Pleasant Hills. The staff was friendly and efficient, and they took care of everything for us. It's just a nice place for senior living. We're moving in two weeks. It comes with two meals a day. The food is good. The apartment has a refrigerator, a built-in stove, a dishwasher, and a microwave. It's got a porch off in the apartment, and they've got all kinds of pool tables, and a library, all kinds of stuff in there.

When we did a tour of Vitality Living Pleasant Hills, we had a gentleman who walked us around the facilities and did a real good job of showing us everything. He showed us the inside of one of the cottages. Their 1-bedroom is about 600 square feet, and 2-bedroom is a little bit larger, maybe 700 or 800 square feet. It's plenty for him. They look nice and well-kept. It didn't have any furniture. My brother would be selling the house and moving a lot of the furniture into the unfurnished cottages. Whenever the cottages or facilities are vacated, they do a complete upgrade of the facility. So, the one we went into was nice. When we checked in with the main desk, we signed into the counter, and we wore our masks. She took our temperatures. I could tell the maintenance staff was wearing masks, and they were doing the cleaning. They keep the place in really good shape, so impressed with that. The staff was very informative, very friendly, and answered our questions. They were serving catfish. I think we got there on a Friday, so they were serving that. That sounded good, but we didn't want to take it. They had a weekly menu. It looked pretty good; well-diversified, and the meals have looked good. Where we checked in the restaurant, the dining facility was on the side. It wasn't being occupied by lunchtime. Everything was clean in there. They had a few elderly people there on the tables playing board games or something like that and seemed to be enjoying themselves

My father moved in. The staff is very friendly, engaging, they focus on the residents, and they give them time and attention. They're careful to patiently listen and care for them, and if there's a need, they're quick to assist them with it. The place is clean, they have a variety of activities, and they have quality furniture there. His room is very well cared for, it has wood flooring, it's got a good structure, it's clean, smells good, and of course they have a maid that comes every week. He has never complained about the food. On Tuesdays they take routinely take them to Walmart, Kroeger, or both. I know the residents have the option to eat at certain places around town. Once a month they invite the families to come for a special activity. For example, last Christmas they had cookies, cocoa, and Christmas carolling. They go on random outings a couple of times a month, they have a men's domino group, a group plays bridge, and one of the residents actually leads exercises (I think a 90-year old man leads exercises there). Another lady resident paints, she taught art history I think, so she has a painting class where the residents paint birds. They display them in the library and they're quite good. So I like how they allow their residents to take ownership of some of the activities that they want to do. I have no complaints. The staff members, even Gary who's there from 4:00 onwards at the front desk, if one of the residents pushes their button, he's the one that calls to go get them, and when I come in with things, he's super helpful to me. He's a strong Christian man, he prays for the residents, he's just super cheerful, and he really cares about them. I think they're authentic, warm, and generous people.

We have found the people very friendly and helpful. The place is nicely set up and clean. We're just really enjoying it. The staff has been very friendly, helpful, and when we need something done they've been on top of it. This place is really good.

I liked the staff. Some of the cottages were down lower, and the ground was hilly. If you were staying in the main building, it would be wonderful, but not in the other buildings. I was impressed with the staff.

It is a very large facility and I like it. All the independent living cottages were all around the perimeter, and the main office and the high rise for assisted is in the center. Out of all the cottages I looked at, I liked their layout and size the best. The person who showed me around was knowledgeable. The monthly menu looked pretty good and they serve two meals a day. They have a community room with playing cards, a pool table, a library, and a TV room.

My mother-in-law chose it because it was in her price range, she liked it, and it was close to the hospital and doctors she goes to. She liked what they told her about the place and the rooms. I know they have an exercise class, Bible studies, and they take them to places. The downside is they have no visitor parking. There are nice people there, and they are very attentive when my mother-in-law has questions, and when she had concerns like helping her to get all the paperwork done to move in. We can come and visit anytime we want.

It is a very nice place. My dad is happy there. The staff is very pleasant, outgoing and nice. They’re very generous, professional and knowledgeable too. They’re great in escorting him to places he needs to go. I’m very satisfied with the service. He gets his meals, there’s a car service, and they take them to doctors, outings and places about nature. There’s a lot of stretching classes too. I’m happy with him there.

We went for a visit and it was a very clean facility. The staff were very friendly and the food was very good. The rooms were average.