Danbury Senior Living Tallmadge

Susan Brazalovics

Visited my friend that lives there and very nice and people are polite. Nicely friendly staff.

Ted Calvert

Marge Sullivan, Director of admission, was very professional, explained every detail throughly, great caring attitude, enough for me to call her Saint Marge!

Frank Fire

Staff took exemplary care of my mother. Communication couldn’t have been better. And I can’t say enough about the high quality of the food!

Brian

Some of the staff here can be rude. The staff are clearly being put in an adversarial relationship with the families and are bearing the brunt of that 40 hours a week. I don't blame them, I blame those at the top; those making decisions and policy based on what they watched from Cable News the night before while they hide in their offices and take Zoom calls. Every time I come here, there's some sort of new rule or policy. It's pretty ridiculous how much it costs to be here while simultaneously having such a poor experience every single time I come to visit. I was promised I could bring my kids to visit when my grandmother moved in. Turns out that was a lie. No kids allowed unless you want to sit in 15 degree weather outside in the middle of winter. Sorry grandma, you're a prisoner now. Oh and we'll need your keys, home address, temperature, a KN95 shoved in your face and staff patrolling the room every 60 seconds looking in on you. Somewhere along the line, Danbury forgot they're also in the hospitality business. What I can imagine at one time may have been personal care and hospitality has been replaced with personal care and "we hate you". *Update* I've decided to update my review to reflect additional positive experiences I've had with the care and kitchen staff. I know that my grandmother was well taken care of here and the care takers and nurses were all very kind and professional. That matters more than my disputes with the people up front and the policy makers.