Crescent Point at Niantic
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- 417 Main Street, Niantic, CT 06357
- (860) 222-7852
- 4.5 ( 7 reviews )
- Assisted Living and Memory Care
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About This Community
Located in East Lyme, Connecticut, Crescent Point at Niantic is a 66-apartment assisted living community offering both traditional assisted living and The Harbor Program, a specialized program for the memory impaired.
Exceptional assisted living services in a residential living environment is the cornerstone of Crescent Point at Niantic. Crescent Point captures the spirit of downtown convenience and accessibility while embracing the neighborhood feel of a front porch and good friends. Open and inviting are just two words one would use to describe this assisted living community. While the environment is spectacular, we believe it's the people who make the difference here.
Our team of compassionate, experienced employees has one mission: to provide quality service to seniors and their families every day. That's what Crescent Point is all about. Welcome to Crescent Point at Niantic!
Reviews
4.5
( 7 Reviews )
Anne
February 18, 2022
Crescent Point at Niantic was a small and very tight community. They offer a lot of outside events during warmer weather. It's right in the heart of Niantic, which is very cool. It was lovely, but we just wanted our mother to stay on this side of the bridge. They had a hair salon, equipment in different corners, a pool table, and a lot of the activities in the lobby.
Matt
August 22, 2021
Crescent Point at Niantic was a small senior community that looked very well cared for, and it is full of great activities for senior living. They had trivia and movies with review or discussion. They had nice meal places, nice little quarters that you could sit in throughout the building, and couches and chairs that you could sit down, talk, or meet with other residents. I saw some people around. I didn't actually personally interact with them, but it seemed like a very comfortable and happy place.
I would strongly consider having my mom go there. I really liked it. The staff was very friendly, energetic, and happy to work with the people that are there. I was quite happy meeting the director. She was very good at showing me the place and telling me what I wanted to know. I've actually known people there before I was considering it for my mom, and they were happy in there. All the places that I saw looked really great.
Rosemary
I checked out Crescent Point at Niantic. It was great. I liked the location. I liked everything about it. The room was lovely, very nice, and very cozy. The staff was very, very nice, very friendly, and warm.
A Resident
July 17, 2017
Crescent Point at Niantic is very nice and the activities are very nice. I have a very nice three-room apartment. The food is good. The residents are all very nice, too, and the staff is excellent which is very important. I get everything I pay for.
Visitor113578350
September 30, 2015
I had visited Crescent Point. I liked the fact that the lighting was very good. The outside walking trail was very nice. I liked the fact that they offered art classes, and I really liked their occupational therapy. Activities outdoors were primarily some gardening, walking, and just enjoying sitting outdoors. Indoors, they had music, painting, craft, and I guess they got to do some baking as well. I thought it was very nice.
Patricia101558850
November 11, 2014
A lot of people are moving out of Crescent Point because they keep raising the rates. They are outrageous for Alzheimer care. Everything is tacked on; it’s not inclusive at all. We were doing up to about $10,000 a month over there and my mother wasn’t getting any activities. Communication was very poor between staff, caregivers, and myself being my mother’s primary care person. They need to start learning how to communicate between staff, the chefs, and so forth. The food was OK. We stopped eating there because we could be better by bringing in food than being charged $12 a person when we went to have dinner with her. They had a revamp and a reorganizing because we’ve had issues.
StrongBug
June 02, 2011
I helped to choose where to place my grandmother and unlike a lot of families who don't get involved with their loved ones in assisted living facilities or nursing homes - my mother and I wanted her to be safe and comfortable.
The price is $5000 a month, which I feel is grossly injust. Surrounding homes also have high rent so I guess it's normal but it's awful that they put such high prices on places that are so mentally comforting and necessary. They shouldn't just be for people with money.
There are activites that are always happening. Some of the aids as so good to my grandmother, they always ask about her if she's sent to the hospital. They aren't supposed to know but they miss her and they get worried. It makes me happy to know that I helped choose a place that makes her feel loved.
She still gets frustrated and depressed about her situation. She was a very material person and she misses all of her "things" but whether she calls it a prison or not.. I know that she is safe and cared for.
This building is clean and new. When you walk in the front door it's either a fresh scent or dinner. I love that my gram can go in her friends room down the hall, open the window and watch the parades go down main street; from Christmas to 4th of July.
I know this stage is hard but I never realized how important assisted living is for someone IN that stage of life. As the granddaughter of someone in this facility, I feel like this was the best chance for her to have quality of life. I needed to seperate her from her movies and tv, and bring her back to people and faces and human interaction. It's important for the human spirit.
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