SilverWoods was a very nice place, and they had a lot of amenities there. It's definitely a good assisted living. I'd like to get a roommate and get a two-bedroom; but to start out, I can maybe afford a studio. It's a gated community, and it's very clean. The rooms were pretty up-to-date and very clean as well. They had a restaurant there and all kinds of meal plans and everything else if I wanted it. They had activities, and they set up trips. The staff was very nice and very informative in talking to me about the place. They took me around and showed me all the apartments. I did not eat there, but I can set up an appointment to go there on a Tuesday and have lunch there. They have a gym, an indoor pool, physical therapy, and transportation if you want to go somewhere (shopping or anything like that). It's a very good area. They had basically everything you would need.

My dad has moved into The Haven at Siverwoods. It's clean and the staff is very receptive and attentive. The food is not fancy or gourmet, but it's wholesome. They have movies, arts and crafts, bingo, barbeques, singalongs, and music.

The room we saw at The Haven at Silverwoods looked like a nun's room. It had a single bed and wasn’t really in order. There were lots of things on the floor because it was someone's room. They should've shown us an empty room or a neater room. The exercise room didn't have equipment in it at all. They had a game room in which they were playing bingo. The woman who was talking with us wasn't very well spoken since she kept forgetting her words.

Everybody at Haven at Silverwoods ate in a dining room setting, and they gave you your medication. The only lady who did the tour was nice. They had activities. The place was clean and didn’t have an odor to it.

My parents used to live in Silverwoods. Nothing stood out for me, and the staff was OK. The apartment they were staying in was OK. They need more security and better cleanliness.

The Haven at Silverwoods was very nice. The apartments were very nice, and the staff was very friendly. The dining room was excellent, and the chef was wonderful. They have a community center, they play cards, the people go on trips on a shuttle, they have a indoor swimming pool and different activities every month. I like the location.

My neighbor's wife is at The Haven at Silverwoods with severe Parkinson's. I have gone there a few times to visit, and it is very clean, very large, and quite spread out. It is a new facility, so it is very clean, but they just keep the residents medicated. They have them all circled around the nursing station, and they are all medicated out. As a matter of fact, my neighbor had to request that they stop medicating his wife. The rooms are kept very clean though. I was only there a couple of times visiting, and from what I've seen, everything was very nice.

Silverwoods was recommended by one of my coworkers. Their rooms were bigger than where my dad is. The dining room was small. They had a salon, but not a swimming pool. The place is one story, but it is very spread out, so that wasn't good for my dad. It is all on one-level, but everything is spread out, so where he would have to go, he has a long way to get there.

The Haven at Silverwoods was a little more expensive than what I wanted to pay at this time, but it was very nice and clean. They had private rooms, and they also had buses and pools, but for each amenity you pay extra. They had two bedrooms with a nice kitchen and a dining room. For assisted living, it was very nice.

The Haven was close to my house and where I worked. The place was nice. The staff were amenable. My dad was in a studio apartment which was okay. I did not try their foods. The communication to the family and relative needed improvement. Other than that, he was happy there than in a nursing home.

My Father-in-law is a resident of this facility. up until Hurricane Sandy I had no reason to complain or praise the service we are paying for. but he was evacuated when the Haven lost power due to Sandy. I guess he was lucky because Hven staff called my wife to come pick him up, the other residents are on cot in a nursing home somewhere. I cannot believe a business like this does not have a backup generator. I also cannot believe how rude and defensive the staff got when my wife and I asked them about it. Instead of listening to us the staff first lied about even having a generator, then that it was down for repairs, then we were told it was not big enough. If i could give a negative review I would. I am also actively looking for another facility to place my father-in-law in. I can tolerate mediocre care, but not being lied to.