Westwood Commons

Lori

My Mother-In-Law is enjoying Westwood Commons. We are very pleased that she is happy, well taken care of and safe.

Tina

My Uncle has been at Westwood Commons since last June of this year and myself and the family are very pleased with the care he has received. The initial application process was seamless, we toured the facility and were very impressed overall. We were ensured that my Uncle would be a good fit and they were absolutely right. It is a difficult decision to place a loved one outside the home but Westwood has provided such special care to my Uncle which gives us peace of mind with the decision that we made. The staff are very caring, friendly and approachable from the Administrator, Marketing Director to the Resident Techs and Maintenance Staff who are always there when needed. This is by far the best place for our Uncle, he is safe, well cared for and has the socialization needed for all around good health. Westwood Commons is 5-star plus if looking for a community that treats your loved one with the utmost respect and special care they deserve.

Donna M.

Westwood Commons on North Chili, NY is a beautifully maintained facility with an outstanding staff who genuinely care about their residents. Everyone from administration, nursing, maintenance to reception, finance and fellow residents are kind, compassionate and respectful. We are fortunate to have found this wonderful community for mom to call home. Mom is happy, well cared for and has friends she enjoys being with, which puts our mind at ease.

Henrietta Daughter

Mom is very happy there and they have exceeded our expectations. Her room and the rest of the facility are spotless. The decor is light and bright. The other residents are friendly and there is a calendar of activities every day. The staff are friendly too and every question we have had has been answered quickly. I would highly recommend Westwood Commons.

Ted

My sister stayed at Westwood Commons for respite care for two weeks. It was a clean place. It was bright and cheerful. When she got there, we were told that there was COVID in the building. She got it and was subjected to staying in her room for two solid weeks; however, there was good care. At the time, there were no activities because COVID was in the building. All residents had to stay in their rooms. All their meals were brought to them. Her room was clean. It had all the necessities, like a TV, a dresser, a small closet, a chair, and a bed. The staff was good. They were pretty caring, and they were very cautious being that COVID was among the residents and/or the staff. It was pricier than what my sister could afford.

Jennifer

I visited Westwood Commons, my first impression is that it smelled like a nursing home. I was able to see their apartments, they were a little dated. The staff who gave me the tour was great, very accommodating, and answered all my questions. He was very nice. I didn't try the food, but the dining area was very sterile, and not very inviting, and they had assigned seats. It's mostly just the smell, I couldn't get past it. It smelled just like a nursing home.

Debbie

My father-in-law moved into Westwood Commons. It's a smaller place, and I feel he gets better care. They're wonderful, we're very happy, and he's very happy. The food is excellent, the rooms are nice and large, and the staff is attentive. They provide a lot of different activities.

britchick

I could write a book about why Westwood Commons is the only choice when it is time to place your parent in a home. If you want your parent to have a home away from home, to be respected, to feel comfortable, loved and wanted, then Westwood Commons is your answer. I have often said this place must be what heaven is like. The entire staff is nothing short of being angels: patient, kind, considerate, helpful, encouraging, supportive and always going beyond their job description. You are always greeted with a smile as soon as you enter. Any questions or concerns are immediately resolved. Response time for the call bells is under a minute. The facility is Oder free and spotless. The staff engages the residents in fun activities: games, art field trips. They interact in the dining room assisting whenever help is needed. There is a little store where items like tissues, toothpaste and ice cream can be purchased. Residents can visit with each other in the many sitting rooms. Here you will find books, TVs and puzzles. I have walked into my mother’s room to find staff sitting and talking with her, holding her hand, comforting her. We can honestly say this was the best place EVER for our mom. She loved living at Westwood Commons. We will be forever grateful to to them for loving our mom as if she were their own mom.

Caring96249750

Mother is in Westwood Commons. It’s very good. It’s beautiful and very nice. It’s not a big place; it’s a small place. Everybody gets to know everybody, so it’s nice. The people that run it know all the clients very easily. It doesn’t take them long to know the clients. It’s a great home; it's very homey and clean. It got new facilities. They take people on rides to places like Walmart. They go on a bus just to take rides just to see the countryside which is nice. She has a big room. There’s a couch and a bed in separate location so it looks like she has a studio apartment. No stove, kitchen, or sink. They’re very accommodating. She couldn’t be in independent living anymore. She needed help and supervision to give her pills and things like that. If she needed more help, they’ll give her more help. They do whatever she needs to have done. The nurse that runs the place is just there during the day. There’s a doctor’s office that’s close by that sees patients every week if you sign up with that doctor. And the people that are there are available at the drop of their head if something happens. But you have to realize that if you’re a person who needs a lot of medical care, it might not be the place for them. It’s just assisted living -- not a lot of nursing care. Any care you do at home, they can give that. They don’t check if you’re still breathing and all that stuff. Maybe there are some people that they really check on because some people have medical needs done during the night. But if you have a loved one that you want to be resuscitated or they’re close to that edge that something could happen to them, that might not be the place for them.