The Remington Club

J. Bok 4 months ago

My mother-in-!law has been here for a couple of years. During that time, her health has gone downhill. She is 93 years old and has incontinence. In the beginning, she was okay, cause she was able to speak up for herself. Today we called to let them know that we are getting her at about 11 a.m. to take her out for Mother's day. We helped her in the car, and as we were putting her wheelchair in the back, three of us was hit with the putrid smell of urine. The blue cushion, a disposable chuck, and a towel was all soaked and marinating in urine. The wheelchair seat was encrusted with dried urine, salty particles. The wheelchair itself had joints of rust, where it was wet and never wiped down. The putridness was unbearable. We had to put things inside a black trash bag. Once we got to the restaurant, I took her to the bathroom right away. Her pants was wet with urine and her pad was full. Sad to say that she sat in that the whole meal as she did not have extra clothes. This must be something that is normal to her as she did not complain about her wetness. This makes me emotional as this is not very dignified. The amount of money we pay for this place is not measley. Once we got bac

Leigh Goodwin 8 months ago

The campus is beautiful, and the staff are incredibly attentive and truly care about the well-being of the seniors. The transition from Five Star/Aleris Life is applauded for both residents and employees. The Executive Director was a great choice for the future of the community. He is warm and caring to both staff and residents. If you want to experience a fabulous activity department, attend one of the many activities campus wide. One of the best teams in the industry. Within the AL department, you have tenure staring from the administrator to the care team. All around great place. Would highly recommend as part of your planning for the next chapter of life.

Fariba Sedaghat 3 years ago

The Remington Club has become an unsafe and inaccessible facility for elderly residents during the renovations. The lack of ventilation has resulted in dust and harmful chemicals floating around in the air, posing a serious health risk to the residents, with management not doing anything about it. In addition, the facility does not have ramps, making it incredibly challenging for the majority of their residents who use canes or wheelchairs to navigate around. This lack of accessibility is unacceptable and shows a lack of concern for the safety and wellbeing of residents. Furthermore, the facility only has one room available in the building for residents to gather and socialize, yet they have to go through the construction to get to that room, which is extremely unsafe. The services and programs have also been significantly diminished as a result of the renovations, which has been going on for months already. When I attempted to address these issues with management, I was met with no response, and during resident meetings, the executive director was dismissive and uncaring towards our concerns. The facility is a health and safety hazard, and the management seems to have no intere

Andrea Blum 8 years ago

I feel the staff is very nice. The restaurant staff is very patient. The landscaping is beautiful. The apartments have a good layout . The food especially the soup is very good. I feel it would be helpful to have several of the doors that lead to the eating room be automatic. It is very difficult for someone with a walker to open the heavy doors. There should be more engaging classes that could get people to talk and interact. The management doesn't seem real responsive to requests like higher quality meats that can be chewed easier.

Chris Cooper 8 years ago

I recently attended the 30th Anniversary event at the Remington Club Healthcare Center as a vendor (photographer). The event was well organized and prepared, with lots of people attending. Everyone from residents, to visitors, to the staff were all smiling and having a good time. And how could you not have a good time, there was lots of food, music, entertainment, games, and even recognition awards from the facility director to the residents. Staff was kept busy answering questions, meeting and greeting folks and just making themselves available to anyone who had a question or needed anything. Even the wait staff were always checking on me to see if there was anything I needed...and they were very busy moving about as quickly as humanly possible ensuring everyone was taken care of. My hat is off to all involved in putting this extravaganza together. I also had the opportunity to visit with the administrative staff and received brief tour of the facility by the lovely and friendly Admissions Coordinator, Pamela Cooper or just "Cooper" as I am told. I also took the time to speak with some of the residents at the event and there was not a single unhappy face or negativ