The Residence at Timber Pines

David Morana

Staff is always friendly and chipper. Never had a bad experience there. Highly recommend.

Master of Disaster

I only have a couple of concerns regarding how things are done there. One of my major issues, along with a large majority of residents and family members of residents, is the food. Our family members choose to sell their homes and move into a place where they won't have to do the major cleaning, deep cleaning any longer and also so they don't have to cook their own meals but still get 3 good tasty, nutritious, satisfying meals a day. The "cooks" your residence has had over the last 2/3 years have been either fired, dismissed, or quit. The food now is too spicy. The older residence can not eat that kind of food without getting heart burn, indigestion, etc. I know several residents who are only eating sandwiches because they can't handle eating anything else. When we look into your establishment, it was between your place and Coral Oaks. Coral Oaks has a famous chef and we were told your residents would receive the same type of food and treatment. They are not. If Corporate uses a Staffing agency then I can get you in touch with a staffing agency that has contracts with the Federal Government and therefore has Terms/Conditions/Rules and Regulations that they MUST adhere to and would be better than who the Goodman Group is using now.

Christine Eppinger

I cannot express enough how amazing the staff and facility are at The Residence at Timber Pines. From the moment my dad entered the doors, with pretty much nothing but his hospital gown, he was treated in a way that speaks volumes about the special, nurturing and kind people you could only pray for, to take care of an ailing parent. Each and every person who touched my father physically and emotionally were top notch and excellent at what they do. They made a huge impact on my father’s care.

L J

Update to my 2017 review: It's been two years now since my parents moved to The Residences ( my Dad lives in Independent Living and my Mom in Memory Care) and things have only gotten better. The Executive Director has changed and the new ED, Avi Elias is even better than the last one. Everything, from their apartments to the staff, has been great. Prior to their moving into The Residences, I worried about their quality of life in their home and the stress on my Dad in caring for my Mom. Since they've moved, they've both done so well and are happy and flourishing. They receive the highest quality of care and I appreciate the way everyone has supported them, from the culinary staff to the excellent nursing staff to the compassionate and caring Executive Director. What a great place!!