Quail Lodge Retirement Community

Carolyn

We went to Quail Lodge Retirement Community. It wasn't assisted living though, so it's not as good for me because I'm diabetic. I've been found unconscious twice because of the insulin. I want something where somebody is there several times during the day to check on you. The place was very nice and very inviting. I would be happy there; it is just I think there's not enough care for me. I have a leg that doesn't function, and some tasks are a little bit difficult for me. They have a group activities. They were playing a word game. They also have a council where you can represent residents and help make decisions on what goes and what doesn't. It's very, very nice, I just need the extra help.

Dan

I liked Quail Lodge Retirement Community a lot, but it was out of my father's budget. Everything there was excellent. Everything I saw exceeded my expectations. The person who gave me the tour was accommodating, very personable, professional, and very inviting. Everyone was caring, considerate, and kind. The rooms were very nice and adequate. The residents seemed to be happy. They appeared to have many activities, from movie nights to all kinds of recreation. They also have exercise machinery. Everything that I saw was very nice, as if you were in a 4-star or 5-star hotel.

REGJR

The freshly painted building is set back from the street and had ample available parking. The concierge at the front desk was welcoming and informative. The Director Susan was kind and helpful, answering all of my questions. The activities director Carly was leading an art project that had the people in attendance laughing and smiling. I was given a "to go" lunch as guests are not permitted in their dining room due to Covid Concerns, which I understood and was appreciative for. I'm glad that the health of the people is such an important issue. The food was delicious! I can't wait to move in!

Steve

Quail Lodge is really nice. It's kind of like a hotel with paid dining. It actually works out pretty nice for my sister. It's definitely a nice little area. The staff has been very knowledgeable and helpful. The place is very clean and they have weekly housekeeping for the tenants.

LV

Quail Lodge was fairly hospitable. It needs some refurbishing and freshening up definitely. I would not necessarily have my mom there. Even though it's right up the street from my house and it's convenient, I didn't particularly think it's a good fit. I saw people playing cards and we went into an arts and crafts room and a movie room. The staff that I interacted with was fine.

Laura

We just moved Mom to Quail Lodge last weekend. The community is awesome. When you go in, it's got a great big dining area and she is loving all the food so far. 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. It's a beautiful place. She seems really happy there. We were there for the weekend and we ate with her all her meals and it was really good food. The dining area was very clean, tidy, and spacious enough that the people can walk through with their walkers, which is important. 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 facility is very clean, and it doesn't smell. The workers and even the people that are there are all very happy. It's a very nice place. It's pricey, but for what we get and her happiness, it's totally worth what we're going to have to pay.

Blanka

Quail Lodge was very nice, well-kept, and clean. The environment was very friendly and had a good feeling. The management is professional and described some of the activities for the seniors to us. The dining area is also very nice, clean, and open. The people were very friendly and professional. I would recommend them.

mary-m500265

My father is at Quail Lodge. The rooms are very elegant, clean, and wonderful. The place is more like a luxury hotel than a place for putting senior citizens. It is not like a convalescent home at all. They have five-star meals that are awesome. The staff care about each person like their own family. I have investigated all of the caregiving places in the area, I took it very seriously, and for the price, this is one of the best. They have activities every single day, and on Friday, they have happy hour. They have exercise and a chapel. They have everything here. It's an awesome place. The scenery is beautiful. I plan to move here when I retire.

doug167814

Quail Lodge was very nice and had a wonderful staff. I have nothing bad to say about it. The staff member who took us around was great. It was remarkably clean, the rooms were nice, and my mother liked the layout. I highly recommend it.

Mimi271242

We visited Quail Lodge. My dad really liked how it was set up. It is up on a hill and has a landscaping around it and a path where you could walk all around the outside of it; it was a protected walking path only for that residential area. It’s independent living, but we also liked the fact that you could pay to have other services where you could make it more like assisted living. The rooms were fine, but the common rooms were small. The dining area was very nice, but where people could meet, play cards and do those kinds of things, those rooms were small. It seemed like the laundry area was small, too.

Son10585

I think Quail Lodge was very nice and very clean. The people and the apartments were very nice, too.

Anonymous117598350

I was impressed with Quail Lodge's price because it fits my budget. The facility is very nice with friendly staff and good food. They just lack activities that I would be interested in.

James S.1

I visited Quail Lodge. It was about the same as the other place I visited, except that they did not provide weekend transportation and did not have the daily mass, although they did have a chapel there. The residents were about the same. As far as I knew, they had all the same options in that particular location. I was impressed by the staff.

Helen109302850

Quail Lodge was nice but small. The staff who took me around was very nice and knowledgeable. The room was a nice one-bedroom but small. I had a chance to have lunch with them, and it was very good.

Anonymous115002050

Quail Lodge really wouldn’t suit my uncle because it is more like senior living in apartments, and my uncle needed a little more. They didn’t have services such as somebody giving him pills or shots for his diabetes. The rooms and cafeteria were really clean, the rooms were clean. The people that I talked to and the person who gave me the tour were really good and even said, “Your uncle will probably thrive in this situation.” He was really honest, which was very good.

Pat112328050

My visit at Quail Lodge was good. They were very caring, and they answered all my questions. The room I saw was very clean.

Caring110483550

I especially like Quail Lodge because it's closer to where I am. Everyone's on a first name basis, and the managers of the place live on site, so it looks like a family. It's very beautiful, and they had a nice little walk area that's enclosed. The staff was very pleasant and very warm. They even invited me to have dinner with them, and they went out of their way to place a gift pack of cookies on my doorstep when I had arrived home. The rooms were spacious and very well maintained with their own toilet and bath. I would absolutely recommend them.

Fred29

My mother was at Quail Lodge. There was no care there. It was just independent living, but they did offer staff that does medications; plus they also had activities like field trips, and they bring entertainment in at least once a month. The staff was really good. It was in a busy street, but it was also located right next to a large church and close to a shopping mall. I had a couple of meals there, and the food was good.

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Deb9

Quail Lodge is where my mom ended up for a year. It wasn't assisted living. It's more independent living, however, it included meals and housekeeping services. I thought the amenities were great, the food was decent, the place was clean. They had a high turnover rate of chefs and management. Having the same managers there for more than 12 months would be a blessing. They would just get used to somebody and then a new management staff would come in. The resident managers were just constantly changing. They have bingo, they have pool tables, movies and coffee flatch where they have coffee and cake and they talk with each other. I know some of the residents did their own card games. They had Wednesday lunch brunch if they wanted to go out for lunch.

Caring71940950

Quail Lodge is very nice. After taking care of my husband for so long, I really prefer independent living. There were nice people but because it's a mixture, the clients weren't quite as active. They do trips but it's too far away from my children in Albany.

Q1

This location is really nice. It's near the hills with very green, lush landscaping and beautiful flowers. The grounds are kept very well with nice open walkways. There are balconies off of the residents' rooms. The common areas are really nice. They have a small workout area. Their aesthetics are fair. Residents' rooms range from a studio at 380 square feet to two-bedrooms at 900 square feet. The rooms are very clean. They do have a kitchenette area with a refrigerator. The rooms are pretty homey. The manager there is absolutely wonderful. I also talked to the activities director, and they were getting ready for Bingo for Fourth of July. The care staff seems a bit focused on their duties "“ they weren't quite as friendly. But the residents were very friendly and chatted with us. The food was good. We just tasted the fruit plate, which was very fresh. They have a varied menu with a dessert cart at the end of every meal. 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. In-home care is therefore a separate fee. 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.