Our favorite was Legend of Mansfield. It's a lovely community. The people there were very friendly. Lots of residents kept their doors open, so there was a sense of being at home and of sharing and community. Their facilities were lovely and their dining experience was probably better than most of the places that we visited. I visited with the head chef there, which was an unusual thing to get to do, and read menus. I think there was just a lot more attention paid to the dining experience, which I know from experience is extremely important to seniors because they don't have anything else but that, and bingo. The rooms were nice to me, it had a very good ratio of caregivers to residents, I liked the attitude of all the people that I met, and I also had some good recommendations from a physical therapist who works there and at other senior care homes. She recommended that particular one, and she was right. It was my favorite. We looked at an apartment, it was more than a studio, there was a separate bedroom and a separate sitting area. They're small, but nicely appointed, and looked like home. I was even shown a resident's apartment furnished. Somebody was quite anxious for me to see her apartment and all her furniture. So I went in and looked at how much furniture you can get into the apartment. That kind of friendliness pervaded the property and made an impression on me. It was a good layout, but the hallways were very, very long, and I was thinking about people on walkers and in wheelchairs trying to get to the dining room or the movie theater or I'm not sure how they could have fixed that without going to two floors. It was just maybe a little big for someone in my particular loved one's condition.

My mother moved in to Legend of Mansfield, and she loves it. She is on 7-day quarantine right now so she is not able to enjoy it, as far as taking advantage of what they offer. So far she loves the facility and the people that are coming in and out to take care of her during this time. She really had nothing but good stuff to say. The staff is super friendly. They have activities like a movie every day because they have a movie theater, and they do chair volleyball. It is not the cheapest place, but from everything I heard from her so far (and from other residents), the level of care is best. Out of the four places we saw, Lengend of Mansfield is the only one we saw where the room had a door that opens into the courtyard, and that was huge for us.

Legend of Mansfield is very nice. It is a step above senior apartments in general. They are pretty much geared toward loved ones who can't live on their own or are dependent. The staff who assisted me during the visit was very nice and very open. She was well prepared and said that she can accommodate, but like I told her, it's more than just the ones who come in doing laundry. The place is clean.

Beautiful facility, new and well kept. When we first moved in the food was really good, definitely would consider it “Gold Leaf” dining but it is going downhill quickly. Breakfast and lunches are pretty good but the evening meals are not the best. They seems to be just thrown together and not very nutritious. For the price we Are paying a Month they could definitely provide better more nutritious well planned meals. The chef when they first opened was amazing! But unfortunately we knew it wouldn’t last. So sad