Seven Hills Senior Living

Reviewer#ET1210a

My sister moved to Seven Hills Senior Living. It's fairly new. The building is about four years old. Some of the positives about it are it's got a pretty library room and a pretty conference room. It's kind of like a living room on the main floor where you can get coffee and water all day long, and you can go out in the morning, and get coffee and baked goods. The apartment is very nice and it's quite large. Some of the negatives are there is not an actual outdoor space. It is for somebody that wants to be in a city. It has great elevators that are very large for moving furniture in and out. The people at the front desk have been incredibly helpful. The whole process was very smooth. It was built with a lip to the showers, which for my sister is kind of difficult. They aren't rolling showers. She is in a one-bedroom.

Phil

Seven Hills Senior Living is a nice place, but it is too expensive for me. It kind of turned me off with their fees. The staff members were all very helpful. The rooms were all clean, and it looked like they were ready to be moved into. They were all very nice. There were a couple of one-bedroom and two-bedroom units. I saw the dayroom, where people were playing cards and the dining room.

TM1227

Seven Hills Senior Living is high quality and modern. The staff during the tour was helpful, friendly, and informative. The studio and the one-bedroom apartments were nice. The studio looked small and kind of felt like a hotel room, but everything looked very well-kept and new. The dining area looked very modern and clean. They had a yoga class in the community room going on when we visited.

Sherrie

Seven Hills Senior Living was really attractive. I was very impressed with it. The staff person who gave me the tour was wonderful, and he also introduced me to one of their other facilities that I also toured. I was very impressed in terms of quality and friendliness, and interested in them for my family member. They had a lot of activities, and they had transportation to lots of things. The meals were extra, that you'd have to pay separately for those. But I was most impressed with cleanliness and friendliness. You could walk to the shops. I think that they had a variety of things that would make it easy for her to live independently. They also have doctors; medical providers can come to the facility rather than having someone have to go out for an appointment. So, that was impressive too. It was brand-new.

Judi

My brother-in-law will be moving to Seven Hills Senior Living. They're very new, they've just opened during COVID. It's in the city, so it's not in a wooded area like some other places are. It's right on a city block and right on the bus line. It's close to restaurants, coffee shops, and organic grocery stores. So it has a lot of amenities close to it. The housing director gave us a tour, they have a bistro in-house and meals. They can add services as needed. They have a continuum of services, so they have a memory care unit that's separated from the rest of it. The staff who gave the tour was very helpful. The facility is lovely.