Layton Terrace Senior Living

Lori

I toured Layton Terrace Senior Living and I liked that they had a lot of activities and things scheduled for the residents. So we liked the programs they had set up, however, the facility itself was rundown and needed a lot of updating. It was a little dark, and we were looking for a different feel. The staff who gave the tour was very welcoming and informative, but she just seemed a little sick. They had a gym, a salon, and also several activity rooms where they would hold cooking demonstrations, and that was nice.

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Kelvin

I like Layton Terrace Senior Living. It's clean here. They're remodeling a lot of stuff and painting stuff now, but other than that, I've got a great view out the window. There's a whole big long piece of green grass, and then there's about five or six evergreen trees and other little trees. It's a great view. So far, the people I've talked to have been nice. They are great.

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Debra

My brother and I toured Layton Terrace Senior Living together and we both liked it. The lady who took us around was very helpful and very informative. If we had a question, she answered it. The rooms were sufficient. What they would have for my mom is almost like an efficiency apartment. It was all in one room, but it seemed to be designed well and we were fine with it. Then they had areas where a memory care resident could go outside and sit sometimes. They also had areas where they would gather together at meals and do activities. They would play bingo there, do some artwork stuff, play board games/cards, and have some entertainment on occasion. So, we were pleased with them.

Kathleen

I toured Layton Terrace Senior Living. They are very welcoming. Tracy was just open arms, full of knowledge, full of information, and very friendly and inviting. She's a great listener. The rooms are spacious in size and clean. It's more than what you need. It looked out onto a terrace as well. There are big windows and very nature oriented. They had a small nature trail, but they had a nice courtyard. The dining room was clean.

Laurie

My mom moved into Layton Terrace Senior Living. It has been wonderful. Everyone is so helpful there. Any question I have gets answered right away. There were picnic tables out there and a walkway around the entire building. Inside the dining room is very nice. There's a sitting area off the lobby where many people come in the afternoons, sit down, and visit with each other. My mom's been having dinner every night there, and she's been enjoying that. She said the food was good. She hasn't tried out the beauty salon yet because she's only been there a week. Her apartment is very nice and just the right size for her. She pretty much has everything she needs there. My mom's been to bingo twice so far.

Bill

I know a friend who lives at Layton Terrace Senior Living. It's clean, and they have nursing staff 24/7 if needed. They have card games. There's so much going on there all the time. I've been visiting regularly. The staff is very attentive. It's very well maintained. They have worship service onsite and supervised exercise classes. Whatever they're charging the people, it's worth it.

Amanda

We are leaning toward Leyton Terrace for my mom. I really liked that the space was so open. The lady I worked with was really helpful. The residents seemed really happy and welcoming. The one-bedroom was nicely kept up. It was overall a good tour and a good facility. The dining room was large and well-lit. It looked like they were really well organized. There were a lot of activities like exercise, different programs, coloring groups, and games available. I know there are like 20 meals included in the price of the rent, which was nice. They have a beauty salon, a little library, and a reading nook. They have a doctor come on-site maybe once a week.

Sue

My father-in-law was a resident of Layton Terrace Senior Living. He was there for a very short time. It felt very old and very institutional. The hallways were dark; it's not very welcoming. He was not an assisted living, so we didn't interact with the staff very much. He wasn't thrilled with the staff, but he was also very grumpy. They did not go above and beyond to get him involved in things or to make him feel welcome there which was why we were there for a very, very short time. December of 2018 was the last time that he was there. The food was not good. It was very average and very bland. He chose to eat in his little apartment most of the time. The place was very average, nothing special. I don't think my father-in-law participated in any activities. I don't know that he took part in anything. But part of this is his fault as well. He did not want to be part of the community. I think it's affordable but nothing super special.

Shelly

My mom will be moving into Layton Terrace next week. I had a physical tour, and it was great. I met a few people who were just walking through, and they told me what their job is and how my mom would be treated. The staff gave me a tour of a few of the apartments, and then I decided on one of them. I'm really happy with it. I only looked at the assisted living apartments. The studio apartment has a full kitchen, and it's almost 500 square feet. It was lunchtime, and they were serving the people there in the dining room, and it smelled awfully good. I didn't ask for a menu to see it, but the staff told me they had two options. They had more comfort-type food and a healthy menu. She has choices between different menus, so that sounded good to me.

Anthony

I liked Layton Terrace. I could stay there, but I don't need to. It was new, open, and seemed clean. The lady that showed us around was very nice, seemed pretty organized, and they had everything that my parents probably would need. I would put them there, but ultimately it comes to what they want. It's close to grocery stores and shopping. It seemed pretty well situated. I liked it because it was smaller, and it's better for my own personal taste. We actually just saw a 1-bedroom apartment, then the lady showed us around the major space there. They didn't wanna show you around too much because of the COVID situation though.

ReviewerApril30

Layton Terrace was in a nice area. There were restaurants, stores, and shops nearby, so that's a positive. The staff that we have met with seemed really nice. There was only one concern and it was when we asked a resident about how she liked it there. Maybe she was not the right person to ask, but the resident said that it's not home and she was just waiting to die. As far as the rooms that we saw, they were small and the larger one we saw would have been adequate. We saw their workout room and we saw residents playing some board games. My father would have been excited if they had something like woodworking, but they have nothing like that onsite. Overall, the tour was really good and the staff did a really good job.

Audrey

Layton Terrace was a very good place, but I don't think they have a big enough memory care center there. The person who assisted me was very informative. They had very good physical therapy, a beauty salon, a nice dining area, and nice rooms.

David238286

My dad is here and is doing very well. It is a good place. He seems to be happy. They are pretty open with everything and are very pleasant, warm, accommodating, polite, and respectful. It has been a month, but so far, we have not had a problem. They have a gathering area and a pretty large backyard.

Neal6

Layton Terrace is like a warm and friendly home. They had a whole bunch of activities for their residents, plus a beauty shop, a little grocery store, and those sorts of things. We had a meal there and enjoyed it. The staff was extremely accommodating. The facility is clean, laid out well, and not too overwhelming. It did not feel institutional at all.

Bonnie39

I visited Layton Terrace, it seems very far out, and I couldn’t get in to it. There is area for the dogs, and the rooms were nice. The visit was nice; there was a friendly lady who assisted me during the tour. I love the large area and inside of the whole complex.