I’m in the 3rd floor visiting a friend every night it’s like a party in the hallway until 12 am the “ cna “ s are a joke they are so rude on this floor omg the lack of common sense baffles me and you can’t talk to them because they bite your head off then walk outta the room laughing swinging her hands in the air she was so unprofessional I’m so shocked right now but praise God we are leaving here tomorrow

I can not recommend The Stayton highly enough! Both my parents have been on the skilled nursing/rehab floor of The Stayton at different times. My father even stayed there for the final months of his cancer battle until his death. The Stayton staff members have consistently "gone the extra mile" in terms of providing exemplary care for my parents and in facilitating extremely helpful communication with the family. In the midst of COVID, the staff members have done a superb job keeping residents, patients and staff members safe and families connected and informed. From the administrator to the social worker to the therapy team to the medical staff (particularly the nurses and certified nursing assistants as well as the main doctor and NP), the staff members on the 3rd floor skilled nursing/rehab floor have set the proverbial bar so high that I hope we never have to go anywhere else in the future if our mother has additional rehab needs.

I visited and had dinner. After dinner, I went home and spent time with my dog, Sanders McQueen. I went back for dinner another time. The dinner was great. I am currently thinking about opening a tire store. I hope it would be as good as the dinner.

The Stayton had a wonderful array of programs that we attended. My friend lives there. The people seemed very happy. They parked our car for us, and the food was very good.

The Stayton at Museum Way was excellent. It would be our first choice, but it was extremely expensive. I mean, you had to put down $150,000 and then you would pay $4,000 to $5,000 a month. If you go to the assisted living, you would pay $7,000 a month. However, it had everything that I would want. They had beautifully appointed meals that were delicious. They always called you "Mrs. So and So." They were friendly and accommodating and said, “Oh, can I do this for you?” “Would you like me to move your scooter?” They were very solicitous. It was just a nice atmosphere. I liked the location because there were movie theaters and little shops. You could ride in scooters without even taking the little buses and shuttles that they had which you could book anytime. They a had schedule for doctor’s appointment and a day in a week where they would take you to Target.

My sister lives in The Stayton at Museum Way, and we go there frequently. It is wonderful, pretty, and first class but very expensive. The staff is great. The level of care is perfect. It is like a spa with gorgeous, spacious rooms with balconies. They have everything imaginable for activities, like tai-chi, yoga, and trips.

The Stayton is upscale, and the people staying there seemed to be very satisfied. They are very close to a lot of the arts, shows, and museums, and they had transportation to those areas.

Stayton is like a huge apartment estate. The clientele is very rich and wealthy. They did show me their memory care, and it seemed like they tried to keep the people busy. It seems as though they had a lot going on with it. It is very smithy and very cliquish, and what I didn’t like was that they only take you to Target; they won’t take you to any other grocery stores.

I have decided on The Stayton at Museum Way. I like the location of this one because it is closer to my kids. They have all four levels independent, assisted, memory care and nursing care. I will be moving there in August because they have two places available. They have one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments there.