Legacy at Clover Blossom

I really enjoyed the block party and the food, and the residents I met were so friendly and welcoming. I did not get to meet as many as I would have liked but I got the feeling that this is a very comfortable community to live in and I am happy here. I was especially impressed with each of the staff that were there to help (yourself included). : ) They were very attentive and friendly and seemed very much on top of things. So, thanks to all of you for a very nice time. It was fun.

Legacy at Clover Blossom is such a delight to partner with. Their community is beautiful, inviting and the staff are amazing! Bonus: they have an indoor pool!

Posting on behalf of my mother-in-law: If you are rattling around in your old family house, come and visit the Legacy at Clover Blossom. I wish I had started the process earlier. I have been at my Villa for five months and now feel it is my home. I chose my paint colors, brought most of my furniture, and brought my dog Theo. The place is very pet-friendly. I have my own kitchen, but there are many apartment options in the main building, including a meal plan. It is a great place to bring friends for lunch. My grandchildren love coming here, particularly the heated swimming pool if it is not being used by residents. Recently, the Legacy put on a great housewarming party so my old neighbors could see me in my new home. The food, particularly the meatballs, was great. The drinks included orange and cranberry mimosas. The landscaping is beautiful; in spring there are many flowering trees and daffodils. Close to 590 and East Avenue, it is easy for friends and family to visit. Staff are very welcoming, especially Michaela and Quest in the Sales office. I recommend you take a tour.

When my mother moved into the Legacy at Clover Blossom, it was a wonderful place to be. Everything was clean, events were proper, and the food was delicious. As time went by, the entire place diminished. Now, when you walked down the halls, there are signs everywhere for pee or feces that have been in the floor from dogs or people. The entire place smells like feces. People are allowed to move in who cannot take care of themselves, which should not happen. This is a place for men and women who simply need a place to stay that CAN take care of themselves. It is NOT an Assisted Living Facility. The meals slowly fell from actual meals to merely bits of things put together to fake a meal. The residents are served food with mold on it, sandwiches once they run out of dinner food, and portions you would give a 4 year-old. They run through ‘cooks’ so fast that random people have to cook whatever they get their hands on. They run out of food and have to run to a grocery store just to make a meal. When she moved in, they had great events to invite the family to enjoy. There was a fall event with games, little prizes, crafts, and treats. It was a very family-friendly environment. Now, they spend most of their money on all the events for pride month. Massive decorations, parties, and shows. Perhaps that money should go toward food instead of these things? Along with all of that, there a bed bugs, mice and roaches everywhere, all the time. They do not care about residents who get them from neighbors or the cost it causes to take care of getting rid of them in your own apartment. They have filthy people living there, and do not care how that affects the rest of the people who just want a clean, peaceful place to live. There was a wonderful indoor pool, years ago. Slowly, they stopped taking care of it. It became dirty, closed often because the chemicals weren’t managed, and maintenance didn’t clean it. Then it was closed after an inspection that found mold in the room and water. An amenity that people specifically chose that place for, is closed a ton. They don’t care. It’s just saving them money while they charge people the same amount of money. The rent goes up 6-10% with the lease, and some people do not have the capability to move out. They have to stay. Their Social Security does not come anywhere close to rising that amount. Again, they don’t care. And with that money, nothing improves. It just goes downhill. The place is disgusting, full of employees that care about nothing other than their own paycheck, and run by a company that only cares about themselves. I wouldn’t advise anyone to live here. If possible, I would ask every family who is taking care of someone in this facility, please consider moving them out. Hopefully, if enough of us step up, the place will improve and go back to a place where senior citizens are safe, protected and treated well.

My mother is happy here, but beware of the high incidence of vandalism in the parking lots. Despite the number of incidents they refuse to put cameras in the lots. That has been incredibly disappointing.