I am at StoryPoint Naperville right now. It's a nice facility. I have a big apartment and a very nice bathroom. The staff is good, and the nurses are good. Most of the nurses are pretty helpful. They do a good job. Once in a while, you get one that's not 100% up to par. The occupational therapist, physical therapy, and speech therapy are fantastic. You couldn't ask for anything better than them. They're all sharp. When I first came here, I thought the food was so good. And yet down the road, they brought in a new chef and then another chef. Sometimes it's good, and lots of times it's not that great. Another thing is they put in all new carpeting and all new furniture in the activities room. They're putting too much emphasis on appearance when they should work more on our food. They put all these paintings up on the wall and a billiards table. They do exercise every morning at 10. Once a month, they do a thing for all the birthdays of that month. They have Canasta, Pinnacle, Left Center Right games, and word games. I find it's the same activity every week and I get bored. There's just not enough mental stimulation for me.

I like the StoryPoint Naperville. It's one of our options. I loved the welcoming nature when you first walked in, the brightness, and the decor. The staff seemed very attentive to the residents that were there when we toured. I liked the layout of it. It was very easy to navigate for anyone. Even in the wing for assisted living and for memory care, there was plenty of staff available. It also seemed very bright in the hallways and easy to navigate. It wasn't overwhelming, and it was homey.

Our mother has been an assisted living resident of StoryPoint Naperville (“SP”) for almost 4 years. Our family has been very happy as well as our mother with SP. All the staff and the management of SP are great. SP’s caregivers and nursing staff are “top-notched”. They are very compassionate and caring. Our mother is almost one-hundred years old with hearing loss and memory issues. In this regard, they are very patient and respectful when communicating with her. In addition, when our mother has had health-related issues from time-to-time, the nursing staff is very timely in communicating with me as to what the issues are and how they are being addressed. When entering the facility, you are warmly greeted by SP’s receptionists. In addition to welcoming guests to SP, they are tasked with answering questions that the SP residents may have during the day. I have always been impressed with their sincere warm and energetic interaction with SP residents in helping the residents find solutions to the issues that impact their daily living at SP. They are great in working with demanding residents and in communicating with them in suggesting how their issues can be addressed and resolved. It is very common on my visits to SP to see members of SP’s management team, including SP’s Executive Director, Director Property Administrator, Director of Nursing, the Director of Activities, etc., interacting with SP residents, their families and other visitors. They have developed and have maintained a very warm and friendly community within SP. The Director of Activities is very creative in developing new activities and happenings for the residents’ enjoyment. Two years ago, the SP facility was purchased by StoryPoint Senior Living. Since then, there have been several major improvements and enhancements made to the facility for the enjoyment and comfort of SP’s residents. The only regret I have is that our family should have more persisted in encouraging our mother to move into SP when she was younger because of the many activities that SP has and the warm and friendly SP community.

The staff at Story Point is excellent. The vast majority and I do mean vast majority take ownership and pride in their jobs. 100% of the staff are respectful, caring, compassionate and patient with the residences. They treat the residences like they are their own family members. When you first enter Story Point you are greeted by the receptionist. Not only are they there to assist guest but also there to assist the residents with scheduling appointments like transportation, hair appointments, etc. They also assist the residences with issues or problems that might come up that are non-medicial. They are very engaging with a smile to guests and residents. With guest they make you feel welcome and are always asking if there is anything you need to let them know. You can tell they really mean it. They are even better working with the residences. Sometimes the residences are upset or anxious about something. I have witness first hand many of times these individuals working to make sure the issues are resolved. But most important the resident is comfortable with how the situation was going to be resolved. They know all residences by name. The nurses and caregivers in Assistant Living are outstanding. They are extremely compassionate, sensitive, caring and patient with their residences. A few weeks back my mother had to be taken to the hospital in the afternoon and returned back to Story Point that evening. I stayed with my mother that night. Two caregivers heard about my mother falling the day before, came into her apartment to check on her before starting their shift that morning. Wow, that is caring!! Today was my mother's 99th birthday. The caregiver was assigned to my mother today really took pride and ownership to make sure my mother looked great for her family party. The caregiver was really excited that she helped my mom. That got me excited to see how the caregiver was so excited. When my mother is having a bad day the vast majority of the caregivers embrace the situation with kindness, patience, helpfulness and not run from it. I witness this with the nursing team as well. The caregivers are not treating my mother special. I have seen them treat other residences the same way. Very caring. The nurses really do a great job as well getting to know the residences. You ask them a question, they know what is going on with each resident. They are very approachable. My mother moved into the Assisted Living unit back in 2018 when it was still Spring Meadows. Honestly I could not write this review back then. The management team at Story Point has done a excellent job hiring the right people who are caring, compassionate, respectful, etc. These type of people is who you want helping your love ones. I

I did a tour of StoryPoint Naperville. In the particular room we saw that was available, it was a view of a McDonald's. The staff member was great. We didn't get to meet as many different people that would have been involved there, but the facilities were very nice. They have all kinds of activities and did group therapy at least twice a week. So, there is therapy that would have been included, even if you didn't get your own personal therapy. It was a nice place, and the rooms were nice.

I have been very impressed with Storypoint Naperville. From the 1st time I walked in, up thru the viewing, and finally deciding to move my mother into the facility, I have been impressed with the staff, services, building, and the level of care that is shown to all residents and family. Storypoint is focused on providing the best living experience for their residents, and it is evident by the actions of the leadership and all staff. Their resident centered philosophy starts at the top, as the Directors primary responsibility is knowing their residents and needs, and providing that thru great food, a wide variety of activities, and attention to the little details that are so important to the residents. All leaders are hands on, and no request is too small not to get the attention that it deserves. My mom is in Assisted Living, and the Director of Nursing and her staff are attentive and responsive to whatever comes up in their residents daily lives, and paying attention to any changes and reacting appropriately. I sometimes wish I could be a resident, since there are so many fun activities to choose from, and the food is outstanding. I highly recommend this to anyone wanting to move their family member, and have total peace of mind in their care and quality of life.

StoryPoint Naperville is a very nice facility with a lot of features and it looks like it has a lot of different activities for the seniors. We looked at their assisted living. It's a very established facility and they seem like they know what they're doing over there. A lot of professionals. I only met the person who escorted me and she was very knowledgeable and was great at sharing information. They were in the process of renovating. They seemed to be nice when they cater to their patients. They have a courtyard and they're creating a sports room. The seniors are requesting it. It's almost like a sports bar on the facility and it looks like it's going to be nice. They also have a store there.

I toured the assisted living of StoryPoint Naperville. I enjoyed that community very nicely. It's a very nice community. There's a lot of people around so that you wouldn't be sort of forgotten about. My only reason for not going there is because it's a long ride away from where some of the other ones I was at, and I don't have a car, so I have to wait for somebody willing to take me out there. That's one of the ones that I have left on my list that I may have to go to if I keep getting these cancelations. The rooms were a good size. They were very clean. The staff who gave me the tour was very helpful and explained everything very clearly. We saw all of the areas there. They have many more than what my brother would use. They have a very good size eating place for them, and then they also have a private one if you want to have a party or something. They have all kinds of activities and things that he could get involved in. I felt it was kept very well, very clean and nice. It was very easy on the eyes and I feel that it was a very appropriate place that I would put my brother.

Over 2 years ago my wife, who has Alzheimer's, and I were looking to downsize to an assisted living facility. We toured 11 facilities in the Naperville, Lisle and Aurora cities. We looked, not for the places we wanted to go to, but where we didn't want to go to. We worked from the bottom up and found Story Point on top of our list. The marketing team was very accommodating and walked our 3 daughters through the facility individually. We even came in unannounced one time to see how the building people acted to surprise visit. We were at Story Point when the Covid virus broke. Many of the locations we had visited were reporting 10, 20 even 30 deaths and infections. The Medical Director and Facility Director acted very professional and did a lock down. No one in and no one out. Masks and temperature checks for everyone. Some residents thought it was too strong a reaction at first, but many of those residents may not be with us today if Story Point, in my opinion, did not do this. I can sleep at night knowing this location puts its residents well being first. I would highly recommend anyone who is looking to downsize or needs assisted living care to visit Story Point and see in person what made us move here. My wife and I have no regrets!!

I like StoryPoint Naperville, but they did not provide the trial service. They will refurnish or remodel so it will look nice, clean, and have plenty of space for each room. I like that too. They have a bigger garden, and the open spaces were bigger for the people. Besides, they don't need to stay in the room all the time. They have lunch in a bigger restaurant. Because they're remodeling, everything is new. They have a lot of activities. They even have a piano there. When we were there, the staff told me that every morning they have some exercise classes, painting, and one of the residents will teach people piano, and those kinds of thing. They have a movie theater, and they play movies. They have all kinds of things. They also play bridge. One thing: when we were passing the restaurant, it smelled so good.

I have no problem with StoryPoint Naperville, except my mom doesn't like the food. The price is right and the apartment is nice. She has some issues with the people who work there; they're not that friendly. They're probably overworked but they're showing that in their work, so that's not good. It used to be Spring Meadows, and they're just taking over, so I'm not sure if things are going to improve at all, or if it's going to get worse. They have independent living, assisted living, and memory care. Because of COVID, they really haven't done too much. They're just starting to open up the dining room and things like that. The whole time my mom's been there, they've been under COVID protocols. They have a bus and they're supposed to take them shopping if they want. She is in an independent living apartment, but they are providing assisted living care. So the apartment is nice and spacious, and it has a washing machine and dryer in the unit, a stove, and a refrigerator. Compared to a lot of other places that I've looked at, there's a lot of room in it, so the value for the money as a place to live is great. She has people who come in and give her medication, take her garbage out, and bring food and stuff. I would say the CNAs are not very good. I think they had a birthday event downstairs (supposedly), and someone came in and played the piano for them a couple weeks ago.

The apartments were very spacious, and the kitchens were very nicely remodeled with full size refrigerators, cook stoves, sinks, beautiful backsplashes, cabinet trays, and in-unit washers and dryers. They also had several floor plans, all of which were very spacious and accommodating. The staff was very involved. There were a lot of activities in the communal areas. I liked that it was a smaller community with a lot of assisted living residents of varying ages. The age range would've been socially beneficial to my mother. It was mealtime when we were there, and everything smelled and looked beautiful; all the residents seemed pleased.

We moved my uncle here, and it's all very good. We have no complaints at all, and we're very happy. The overall care is very good, they have activities, and he participates in some. The meals are very good, the staff is very good, and he likes them.

Everyone was really friendly. It was very clean. The apartment that my father was going to move into had been all updated and was spotless. It was small, but there was plenty of room. It had a washer and dryer in the unit which was great. It would've been really wonderful if it would've worked. They had all kinds of activities and an exercise class was going on in one of the big rooms when I was there. There's a nice meeting room where people can sit, drink coffee, and read the paper. It was nice.

My parents moved in. They were able to get a 2-bedroom, 2-bath unit, and those seemed hard to find. It was spacious and relatively large, probably about 700 sq. ft. My parents like the food. My dad’s only complaint is there aren’t a lot of gluten-free options, and he has gluten intolerance, but he’s able to order off an alternative menu most of the time, so it’s working out OK. They seem to have a lot of activities. They do have a beauty salon. They have a small store to get things like milk and bread. They have a shuttle service that takes the residents to nearby stores like they’ll go to Target one day and to a grocery store another day. I think they have someone who comes to give communion once a week. Everyone seemed very friendly, and it’s a very active place.

I thought it was nice, but we couldn't afford it. The lady who helped us was really very pleasant, very nice, and gave us a lot of information and a nice tour of the place. It was very clean and beautiful. The apartment she showed us was very nice.

I have moved my father in. It is very clean. The staff is very friendly and very efficient. They’re very upbeat. The place is very eye-appealing. Food is excellent.

My parents are moving in a couple of weeks. Our overall experience with them was wonderful. Their tour advisor was just amazing. She was very informative, extremely helpful, and respectful to my parents. She’s made the whole transition very easy. I really can’t recommend her enough. The rooms had lots of windows and were very bright and airy. The food was fine.