The skilled nursing area has recently had problems with staffing and patient care has suffered. My family member has lost weight from inadequate feeding and bedsores from lack of personal care and repositioning. The odor is often unbearable. At this time I would caution anyone considering this facility to explore other options.

I have been to the facility multiple times to view and request information to see about healthcare. I have been 6 different times and every time I walk up to the desk at healthcare..... nobody is there. I've asked and the receptionist is either sick or just out for the day. First impressions is everything

Salemtowne was nice. It was expensive so not many people can live there. The rooms were good. They were nice. They have swimming, they have an exercise room, and they have lots of nature trails.

I visited Salemtowne, and the staff was very delightful, very friendly, caring, and involved with their residents. It was more updated, brighter, and more cheerful than the other place we've seen.

I know a lot about Salemtowne because I have several friends who live there. It’s expensive; if I could afford to live there, it would probably be where I’d want to be. It has beautifully kept campus-like grounds. It’s probably been a year since I’ve eaten there, but the food was very good. The rooms that I’ve seen were very pleasant and well appointed. They have good recreational activities. They have a large, very nice pool. They have exercise classes. Their exercise room looks like it has all basic equipment. I know they have all kinds of classes from water therapy classes to sit-down yoga.

Salemtowne was a beautiful place. If I could really afford it, that is where I think I would rather be. Everything was extremely great. It looked like a little town.

I have many clients at Salemtowne. They have multilevel uses. They have independent living cottages/apartments, then assisted living, and a health care facility onsite. It is a giant complex, very, very well run. You can move within wherever you need to be within the different levels. You can buy into it. It is first class. It is very expensive, but it is one of the premier places in town. They have many amenities. They're actually expanding right now. I know personally a lot of the administrators, and they're on top. They're great. What impresses me about Salemtowne is the variety of the campus and the ability to go to the health care area and not be in a hospital. They're on the property for health care. Also when you move into an apartment, they would re-do everything, i.e., carpets, countertops, etc. They're designing it to look brand new.