When you go in, it's got a great big dining area and she is loving all the food so far. We just moved Mom to Quail Lodge last weekend. When we brought her back over there the next day afterward and got her opinion of it, she was quite content with how it felt. It's large enough that there's versatility and some variety for my mother. It's not too large of a community, which was very nice. They showed us all the different activities that were available there that you could become involved in if you wanted. We didn't take my mom because it's difficult for her to get around, so we wanted to check it out first. Quail Lodge just felt like the right space due to that. We visited five places in one day, so we got a good taste of it. The openness of the place, their dining, all of it just felt warm and welcoming compared to all the other places. Everybody there seemed to be very happy and friendly. Just walking in, it had a large vitality to it. My mother has moved into Quail Lodge Retirement Community. From what I gather, the studios range from about $1860-$2600 month, so they end up being a little more expensive with the in-home care. In-home care is therefore a separate fee. This place is more like an independent living, and it was interesting because, from what I gather, they contract out their in-home care rather than providing it through their program. They have a varied menu with a dessert cart at the end of every meal. We just tasted the fruit plate, which was very fresh. But the residents were very friendly and chatted with us. The care staff seems a bit focused on their duties '“ they weren't quite as friendly. I also talked to the activities director, and they were getting ready for Bingo for Fourth of July. The manager there is absolutely wonderful. They do have a kitchenette area with a refrigerator. Residents' rooms range from a studio at 380 square feet to two-bedrooms at 900 square feet. There are balconies off of the residents' rooms. The grounds are kept very well with nice open walkways.

It's near the hills with very green, lush landscaping and beautiful flowers.

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident It's pricey, but for what we get and her happiness, it's totally worth what we're going to have to pay. The workers and even the people that are there are all very happy. The facility is very clean, and it doesn't smell. Everyone was very friendly, willing to help, wants to know if we had any questions, and were right there to help us and tell us what we needed to do or get someone else to help us out. The dining area was very clean, tidy, and spacious enough that the people can walk through with their walkers, which is important. We were there for the weekend and we ate with her all her meals and it was really good food. They have all kinds of activities set up for her, knitting, crocheting, pinnacle, they have a pool table not too far away from her room, they have a shuffleboard, a workout room, a theater room where they have movies at nighttime, and outings. Laura We just moved Mom to Quail Lodge last weekend. It was nice, bright and inviting, so she liked it a lot. The layout of it was an open concept, and it was very easy for her to get around. We got a large studio, and it had just been remodeled. The first week that my mother moved in, they delivered meals to her, and she's been very happy with the food. Rachelle My mother has moved into Quail Lodge Retirement Community.

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