I liked everything about The Peaks, A Senior Living Community. It was very nice, well-maintained, and very clean. The people were very friendly and very knowledgeable. Their dining area was also nice. They showed me the pool where they take people in wheelchairs, and then give them therapy. They have a salon and quite a few activities there, and I was very impressed. The outdoor area was very nice. It looked like it's in the woods, surrounded by trees. The swimming pool had all the windows around it where you see the trees and stuff. Very, very impressive. Then they had a fireplace, too.

I went to The Peaks, A Senior Living Community for rehab. I was there for a month. I like the people, I mean, the staff was all very friendly and very professional, and then the other people who were there with me, the other rehab patients were also very friendly. Having been there for a month, it was just a very pleasant community. Wait times sometimes for medical assistance might take a while, sometimes the food wasn't always spectacular, but it was usually fairly good. There were times they did give you several choices to choose from, but every once in a while, I wasn't very happy with any of the choices, so it was difficult for me to pick a meal. The cleanliness was excellent. They did a really good job keeping it clean. For the senior living community, they had a calendar, a monthly calendar of those sorts of activities, and even as rehab patients, we were allowed to participate in any of those if we wished to. So they would have musical performances, film, book clubs, and sometimes they have field trips and things of that nature. It was free Wi-Fi. So you always had access to Wi-Fi. Each room had a television. They were all very friendly and they seemed to be very professional, but again, I'm not sure whether it was because of understaffing or whether that's a systemic problem. Sometimes, you just had to wait a while to have your needs met.

I was in The Peaks for rehabilitation for a few weeks while recovering from a fall and hospital stay. The care was exceptional! All of my needs were met in a timely and professional manner. The food and service were outstanding. I was impressed with the warmth and caring of staff-always making me feel my needs were important. It has my highest of recommendations!

My grandfather lived in The Peaks before. It was really good, everybody was attentive, they worked with his needs, and they had translators because he didn't speak English. It's actually really clean, it's a really good environment for him, and it was enjoyable. They had a calendar of activities, and they keep the residents pretty busy.

My dad is in The Peaks. There seems to be plenty of staff, and they get to see a doctor every day. He has dementia, so there's not much socializing for him.

I had an excellent impression of The Peaks. The food was excellent; the rooms were beautiful. They’re bungalows, and in the lodge, they have more intensive care. It’s within 2 minutes of the major hospital in town, but there is also a hospital on site and a beauty salon.

My friend was at The Peaks for rehab, and after two weeks they set her up in a studio apartment there. She is in it now, and she is doing very well. She has gone from not being able to walk without assistance to a walker to walking with a cane, and she tends to be able to walk without a cane. But I do not like their rehab because this lady that I knew -- she had a back problem -- needed her bed to be raised, and she was in a bed that automatically would raise. Something went wrong with the mechanism, and they said that as soon as someone else moved out that they would replace her bed with theirs, but no one ever moved out, so she had to lay flat on her back. It is a beautiful facility, and their dining room is great where you go in and sit down, they have a menu to choose from, and their food is very good. I just don't like their rehab. I don't know if they have any nurses, but their help is not trained to put the patient first. They can improve by answering the patient when they turn their lights on and being there for them, but the staff and the nurses all -- with exception of one or two of them -- all seemed to be very friendly.

Both my Mother and Father live at The Peaks. They started in The Bungalows which is true independent living and need to move to The Lodge where they receive more care each day. The staff is great. However, what makes The Peaks wonderful for my parents is the friendships they have with other residents.

Entered this very pleasing structure. They have separate facilities - one for Independant Living, one for Assisted living (divided into Assisted Living and Memory Care) there is also a Skilled Nursing Care facility. I went to the Assisted Living facility which is called The Lodge. This is a very friendly, clean facility. The residents seemed happy i.e. I noticed alot of the residents together - there was no exclusion of others. One group noticed a resident alone and 2 or them approached the resident and started talking and laughing with her. She was not just invited to join the group but made to feel as if she "belonged" there. They shared stories with each other and details of their lives etc. When the lone resident felt comfortable and accepted by the 2 other residents then they invited her to join the others with them. I felt that this was a very nice way to include someone in a larger group. what I liked most about this facility was as a resident needs increased they were not immeditely moved to another place but could remain in their own apt. where she/he felt comfortable and familiar and their increased needs were met . A resident did not seem to feel a burden nor upset over being "moved". In one instant the resident did not even seem to realize the increase in care needed. It was a very reassuring atmosphere all the way around for a resident there.