Eskaton Properties Inc

VERY expensive. Feels like there is a Corporate incentive to increase rates & always seem to look for ways to do so. Food temperature could be improved. Bedrooms are cold. Heater is in living area. Electric blankets are not allowed...understood but then where's the heater?

I was not impressed with this community when I visited it. The memory care area felt depressing and there was a slight odor. The music they were playing was older country and the staff did not seem to be interacting with the residents. The person that took us on tour was nice. This community would not work for my loved one.

The general manager is not very proactive about problems senior residents encounter when they move into a facility from homes they have lived in for any years. My mother continued to eat alone in the dining room or skip meals entirely until I spoke to the gen manager and others about this. Even senior facilities have cliques like high school. No patience with pets adjusting to having maintenance people invading their space. It would have made things easier if maintenance people had taken the time to know the pet instead of becoming an intruder in their space.

This is a nicer and larger community with a high rise. The are friendly here, and don't have as nice grounds as other communities.

I visited that place. That was just more depressing. It just seemed like not a lot of activity was going on. It was just old people in a building. it was not good and not what I wanted for my mom.

Unfortunately, I have to disagree with the other reviewers. My mother has lived at Reutlinger in Assisted Living for more than 3 years. During that time, the organization has experienced much staff turnover, reduced its activities program and is generally poorly managed. I can't recommend Reutlinger at this time.

My mother was staying at Eskaton before moving to another community. I would not recommend Eskaton to anyone. One of the physical therapists there wrote in the notes that my mother could walk over 100 feet, but the fact is that she could not walk over 10. Because of this mistake in the notes, my mother was denied Medicare benefits for a wheelchair, and we had to pay out of pocket for a wheelchair to use in her new community. Eskaton also chose to discharge my mother because she was not making progress. It was devastating to us that this happened, and I would not even think about putting a loved one here again.