This community was nice but too big for what we were looking for for our loved one. We wanted something smaller where my loved one could get more attention. The tour guide provided a lot of information and had a lot of knowledge about the community.

I loved Patriots Landing. I loved the facility. The grounds were awesome. The rooms were phenomenal. I like the rooms, but it didn't work out. I have to consider my family, when you're going to see them, too. I was very impressed with the staff, but I toured it by myself and I enjoyed it. It's a mil...

I loved Patriots Landing. I loved the facility. The grounds were awesome. The rooms were phenomenal. I like the rooms, but it didn't work out. I have to consider my family, when you're going to see them, too. I was very impressed with the staff, but I toured it by myself and I enjoyed it. It's a military-like facility and I was very drawn to that. It was dog friendly and that was vital to me. The gal that walked me through was really informative and very friendly as everybody was. The location is considerably farther from my daughter, and she was reluctant to have me move there. The facility was beautiful.

My father is in Patriots Landing. He was in quarantine for the first two weeks. Now he's been vaccinated, so things are slowly beginning to open up. He's able to dine with other residents at the same table. Because of COVID, there were so many restrictions. I think it's taken a little longer than if...

My father is in Patriots Landing. He was in quarantine for the first two weeks. Now he's been vaccinated, so things are slowly beginning to open up. He's able to dine with other residents at the same table. Because of COVID, there were so many restrictions. I think it's taken a little longer than if we had no restrictions in place, to get to know other residents. So far, he likes it there. His room has a lot of light and a tall ceiling, so it feels bigger. The bathroom is good; it's easy for him to maneuver in with a walker. They're very quick to fix anything or any complaints he has. They have maintenance there on staff all the time. There were a lot of rules when we first got there, which was different from his last facility. They made everything very clear, and he has been visited often by the social director and activities director. There's lots of choices of activities for him to do (if he chooses to do that). They have a health room (which he did not have before), so he's taking advantage of doing some exercises there. The food is a huge upgrade from where he was. He wasn't keen on the food in his last place, but this has been good. And he always comments that they do their specialty meals for things like Mother's Day, Father's Day, or different holidays. The place is very lovely. They have beautiful gardens and everything is well-kept. It's very welcoming, and there are community areas where you can sit with family or other people. You have to be military affiliated, but I would highly recommend it for those who are. We've just been really thrilled with everything that they've been able to take care of with any of his concerns. They have someone 24-7 so we can always call the front desk and get information, so that has been very helpful. This is his third place. It's more expensive than his last place, but less expensive than the first place.

My friend stayed in Patriots Landing for four months, but then we realized that he could not afford to stay longer. It's a wonderful place and had everything you could want. The staff was amazing, and they're all friendly, knowledgeable, courteous, and helpful people. They were all competent and the...

My friend stayed in Patriots Landing for four months, but then we realized that he could not afford to stay longer. It's a wonderful place and had everything you could want. The staff was amazing, and they're all friendly, knowledgeable, courteous, and helpful people. They were all competent and they were always available. He stayed in one of the least expensive rooms, which was a studio, and it had large enough bathrooms, closet space, a small but a good kitchen for a single person, and big windows where plenty of natural light could come in. The assisted living rooms were much bigger. They had two full bathrooms for a two person room, a huge living room, a sitting room, and half of a conventional kitchen that had a range, a microwave, counters, refrigerators, shelves, and cabinets in. They had raised bed gardens for people who were interested to be outside. Inside, it had a few exercise machines, a full size swimming pool, and a nice cafeteria. My mother and father in law actually lived there, and that's how I found out about it. It's a quiet and pretty place. There were walking trails around it and you could rent individual living cottages that surrounded the main building and they were fantastic. Their cafeteria was great and huge. They serve three full meals every day and there's plenty of room for everybody. The wait staff was always prompt, attentive, and friendly too. I ate there a lot and I loved it. They had professional entertainers that performed in the main lobby for holidays. Plus, they had supervised exercises at noon every day for anybody who wanted to come. I think it started off at about $2000 a month for a single room but then you had to pay extra for things like their barber shop, onsite nurses, and doctors that were immediately on call if you needed them. You pay for all those sort of things and they're all great things to have. It was far away from us whenever I visit my friend or my wife's parents once in a while, but I can't think of any place that I have seen that would be better.