Lyndale Edmond was the best one among all the places I toured. It was a good place. They had an outdoor pool, and the food was wonderful. The rooms have appliances like a microwave, an oven, and a refrigerator. They had everything in there. They were nice and polite, and they told me everything I wanted to know.

Lyndale Edmond was nice. I especially liked the particular two places the staff showed me. One was a two-bedroom in the building. The other was a cottage outside, which was still on the property; however, it was not connected to the main building. They were nice and roomy. The amenities were nice. I was with the marketing director, and she was very nice and very personable. They had a little lake, which was very nice. Pretty much all the different parts of the community circle around the lake. If you want, you can eat in the dining room with the view of the lake. It was like a private dining room, but it's still connected to the dining room. You can sit over there, and you can sit outside. They had benches all around the lake, which you can sit on.

Lyndale Edmond was a beautiful setting. It felt like you were out in the country, not in town (which would be important to me). It had beautiful grounds and it was nice. The lady took plenty of time with me and answered all my questions. The facility and the rooms were nice and very clean. The floor plan was nice, too. It was pretty and well decorated. The common areas were large and well maintained. What was most impressive about the place was it had an outstanding pool facility in a large guest house setting. The only drawback was it's rather a little bit far from the main building, but it's an outside pool, so it really wouldn't matter to us.

We went to Lyndale Edmond. We like it. We like the location. The staff was nice. They had a lot of things that we like for amenities. They serve you a meal every day and they offer housekeeping, and that's the two most important things we're looking for. The apartments were all good. We looked at some rooms and two of them we are interested in. The size was nice.

Lyndale Edmond was a very lovely facility. They had a beautiful dining hall that looks out onto a beautiful lake. Their rooms were nicely sized. The staff we met was very nice and very friendly, and they knew their residents by name. We saw the schedule for activities. They had a nice list of activities for the residents to take part in. We didn't personally see any activities going on. We also went on a rainy day, so there weren't a lot of people out. Amber was very helpful and very attentive. I just didn't like the bathroom. They were small and the shower had a small step into it, but for someone who has a hard time stepping up, it's a large step into the shower.

I'm finding my move to Lyndale Edmond very nice. The staff are so helpful and so polite, they're just amazing. They're very receptive and helpful. The rooms are amazing, there's nothing here that I probably could add to this to make it any better. It has its own kitchen and has plenty of cupboards and storage. They provide the meals here, so the dining area is excellent and the food is very good. The staff, the waitresses, the cooks, they're all so friendly. In terms of the food, they have a lot of choices. They'll always offer the main course for lunch and dinner, and an alternative. If you don't care for that, you can always order a sandwich or hamburger. There are about five or six different things at the bottom of the menu that you can order if you don't care for anything that's being offered. One thing about the dining area, I wish that like for the salad dressings and stuff, they had a low-calorie choice. They have little packets of blue cheese and it's just straight dressing, there are no light choices or lo calories. The grounds are like living in a park. There's a lake, they've planted flowers around and it's gorgeous, geese and ducks walking around. There's also a walking trail around the lake, and there's fishing if you want to fish in the pond. There are so many activities, although I haven't participated. They play games and watch movies and do all kinds of stuff. I think the value of the money is very good.

I wasn't all that impressed with Lyndale Edmond, it seemed a bit dated. The apartments were small. They had small refrigerators, they didn't have cooktops. They did have an exercise room and a library. They had a front sitting room. The overall price of the apartments was not bad. It's just a one-time residency. I think it was like two thousand dollars. So that was too much.

I moved into Lyndale Edmond Independent Living about two weeks ago. The food here is very good. The cooks are good. The people that work and live here are all very, very friendly. There's plenty of activities every month. We do macramé, balloon tennis, and tours to the zoo, or got to Walmart. There's something planned every day, both major and minor ones. My room is what sold me out on it. I'm getting a puppy in a couple weeks. I've got my room on the ground floor that goes out into a little fenced yard that the puppy can go in and out of. Also if you call and tell them you've got a problem, they have maintenance come in a couple of hours usually. It's a clean and well maintained place.

Lyndale Edmond was nice, but not as nice as the others, and the cost was about the same. The staff was very friendly. They have a shuttle that takes people out, and they have an activity room. I looked at both independent living and assisted living, but all they had available was an efficiency apartment at the time, and that wouldn't be appropriate for my brother because he needed more space than that.

Lyndale Edmond looked very nice and seemed newer than other places. Everything was kept up very well and there was no smell. We saw a nice one-bedroom apartment. The dining area and the laundry area were very nice. The staff seemed professional and caring, and the residents seemed fine.

Lyndale has new ownership which plans to improve interior and exterior app;earance. Staff very friendly, but I have read complaints about their being understaffed. And some staff resigned with the change in ownership. New owners have just put in another retirement center which is upscale and I think their improvements will make a difference in Lyndale.. Food o.k., but not anything special. Apartments were smaller than those in some other retirement homes I visited. But some have balconies of a patio. One big plus - they furnish three full meals every day, whereas some other places have just one meal or a continental breakfast and other meals. Meals included with price of apartment. Average resident seemed to be around 86 and clannish. Those I tried to talk to were not very communicative. There are two large buildings - one for independent living and the other for assisted living, and also they have cottages. All this is situated on a large private area on a small lake and in the center of Edmond, so the location if outstanding. And they furnish transportation to doctors and other places.

Copper Lake Estates was very nice and clean, but they didn’t really have facilities for a wheelchair and my husband uses a wheelchair. It had much smaller apartments than what I was looking for. We ate there, and the food was good. The place was going through some renovations since it’s an older place, but for the money, it seemed like a really good buy. The staff seemed very congenial and cooperative. We were really pleased. I don't have any complaints. When we went there, they had an Academy Awards party. They also had bingo. It would be nice if it could be wheelchair friendly.

We have had a very good experience at Cooper Lake Estates. They are the only facility with a bath tub, which is important for my mom. They also have a villa where my parents live with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, so it's almost like a home. It is not located in their main assisted living quarters; it is on the property but more like a home setting as opposed to just a single room. They have been very pleased with the food.

My mother seems to like Cooper Lake Estates very much. The residents as well as the staff seem to be really friendly. So far, it has been a good experience.

My visit with Copper Lake Estates was very favorable. They showed off different types of rooms, and they had independent and assisted living. They also had some houses in another section. If you still want to be in a smaller home, you could live there. They showed their dining facilities and exercise facilities and they had an outdoor pool in the summertime available on-site. They had a lake that they keep stocked with fish. They had really pretty grounds. They showed the whole area and talked about the different activities. They had shuttle service to grocery stores and doctors and outings. My father will move in there in November.

In spite of an appointment made a week ahead of time, Laura was unprepared for our visit. After waiting 10 or 15 min. she sat down with us at a conference table and told us about the place but did not give us a tour, then showed us 2 claustrophobic sized studio apts. We had asked ahead about eating with them. Laura was surprised when I asked about eating lunch - but she said sure - then had us sit and wait for a table to be set up. She set us on the far side of the dining room with our backs to the residents eating lunch. We never saw Laura again. We felt unwanted and abandoned.

I had a nice visit to Copper Lake. It’s a beautiful place, but the rooms are so small. I’ve got claustrophobia, and I couldn’t handle that. The grounds are beautiful, the dining area is beautiful, and the way they do their food is very nice. They’ve got different selections that you can order, and it’s more like a restaurant. The residents seemed to be very nice and happy. It’s a lovely atmosphere. They did a lot of things for their people, they have a lot of activities, and they were getting ready to have a fishing tournament in the lake. They had art and food classes, Bingo, card games, and all those things. The neighborhood is very nice and quiet.

My husband and I both visited Copper Lake Estates. The staff was wonderful in showing us around and were very polite. It was beautiful. The assisted living apartments were huge, and I think mom would be very happy there.

Copper Lake was not a life care. They just had independent and the next care. However, they seemed to have a lot of activities going on. They had separate apartments, but it was all in one building.