Overall sentiment in the reviews for Edencrest at Timberline is strongly positive, with repeated praise for the quality of memory care and hospice services, consistently warm and attentive staff, and a clean, new facility. Multiple reviewers highlight the facility’s excellent memory unit care, individualized medical plans, and around-the-clock availability of staff, indicating confidence in clinical oversight and responsiveness. Reviewers repeatedly emphasize a high staff-to-client ratio, which they link to frequent, comforting interactions and personalized attention.
Staff culture and leadership emerge as clear strengths. Descriptors such as nurturing, empathetic, engaged, and responsive appear throughout the reviews; many reviewers name Executive Director Geoff Counasse as a visible, strong leader. The nursing director is also mentioned as a supportive presence, and families describe helpful guidance when deciding between assisted living and memory care. Several accounts note that staff "chip in" beyond formal duties to meet resident needs, and that move-in experiences are smooth and welcoming. The ability to adjust care assessments within 30 days is repeatedly cited as a helpful, flexible policy that supports changing needs.
The physical facility and amenities receive frequent positive comments: the building is described as new, fresh, very clean, and easy to navigate, with a pleasant look and home-like environment. Social life and programming are well regarded — reviewers mention many daily activities, resident friendships, and resident input on social events and the menu. Transportation is included, which reviewers note as a convenience. Dining generally receives praise (including descriptions like "gourmet"), although some reviewers report occasions when food arrived cold.
Management and operations are generally viewed positively but not without caveats. While leadership is praised and reviewers say management addresses issues, there are mentions of resource constraints that may affect services at times. Specific operational issues are noted as being actively handled by management, suggesting improvement is ongoing. An isolated medical emergency is described (a resident found unconscious and subsequently hospitalized), which reviewers contextualize within otherwise strong levels of care and a positive outcome after a transition between care levels. This incident stands out as an exception in a dataset otherwise emphasizing safety and attentive monitoring.
In sum, reviewers consistently recommend Edencrest at Timberline. Key strengths are high-quality, 24/7 memory and hospice care; an attentive, compassionate staff supported by visible leadership; a new, clean, and navigable facility; robust social programming and resident involvement; and practical supports such as transportation and flexible care assessments. Areas to watch are periodic operational/resource constraints and occasional issues with food temperature; both are described as being addressed by management. For families prioritizing strong memory-care programs, personalized medical plans, and a warm, home-like community, Edencrest at Timberline is presented as a highly recommended option.