AnonymousLoved one of resident
    5.0

    Spotless, cozy home; attentive staff

    I couldn't be happier — this place is spotless, bright and truly feels like home. The staff, especially Amy, are warm, genuine and always attentive; they give personal care, offer tea/snacks and serve consistently good meals (some days excellent). The cozy, non‑institutional, peaceful atmosphere and simple sign‑out process mean I never worried about my mother's care.

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    Amenities

    5.00 · 3 reviews

    Overall rating

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    • Care

      5.0
    • Staff

      5.0
    • Meals

      4.0
    • Amenities

      4.0
    • Value

      5.0

    Pros

    • friendly staff
    • patient staff
    • respectful staff
    • attentive and present staff
    • personalized attention
    • tea and snacks offered
    • good daily meals
    • occasionally excellent meals
    • extremely clean facilities
    • bright facilities
    • peaceful ambiance
    • cozy, non-institutional decor
    • residents feel cherished
    • welcoming, family-like atmosphere
    • simple signout procedure
    • flexible outing/return policies
    • enthusiastic and genuine caregivers
    • named staff praised (Amy)
    • like-home feeling

    Cons

    • meal quality can be inconsistent (varies day-to-day)

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment: Reviews for Freeport Place are uniformly positive, with multiple reviewers emphasizing a high degree of trust and satisfaction with the care their family members receive. The dominant themes are the quality and character of the staff, the cleanliness and homelike atmosphere of the facility, and straightforward operational procedures that make family involvement easy. Praise is frequent and emphatic — phrases such as "never worried about mother's care," "best place for her," and "residents cherished" point to strong confidence in the facility's ability to deliver consistent, compassionate care.

    Care quality and staff: The strongest and most consistent thread across the reviews is the staff. Descriptors like friendly, patient, respectful, present, alert, enthusiastic, genuine, and caring recur throughout. Reviewers note personalized attention and say staff members actively engage with residents, offering small comforts such as tea or snacks and providing personal attention that makes families feel secure. One staff member (Amy) is mentioned by name and singled out as wonderful, which reinforces the impression that individual caregivers leave a strong positive impression. Multiple comments indicating that reviewers "never worried about" their loved one’s care point to a high level of trust in both day-to-day care and oversight.

    Facilities and atmosphere: Reviewers consistently describe the physical environment in strongly positive terms: extremely clean, bright, peaceful, cozy, and decidedly non-institutional. The facility is repeatedly said to feel "like home," with a welcoming family atmosphere rather than an impersonal medical setting. Cleanliness is emphasized repeatedly, and statements like "always clean facility" and "extremely clean" suggest strong operational standards for housekeeping and maintenance. The combination of brightness, cozy decor, and a peaceful ambience appears to contribute substantially to resident and family satisfaction.

    Dining and daily routines: Food and daily service are generally framed positively: reviewers mention good daily meals and note that some days the meals are excellent. Small daily comforts, such as tea or snacks being offered, are specifically cited as part of the personal attention residents receive. The one area of variability that emerges from the reviews is meal consistency — a reviewer noting "some days excellent meals" implies that while food quality is usually acceptable or good, it can vary day-to-day. There are no pervasive complaints about dining, but the variability in meal quality is the only recurring, mild concern.

    Operations, family involvement, and notable patterns: Administrative and logistical elements receive praise as well. Reviewers highlight a simple signout procedure and the facility's willingness to allow families to take residents out and bring them back without difficulty, which suggests flexible, family-friendly policies and clear procedures that reduce stress for relatives. Activities programming is not mentioned explicitly in these summaries, so either it was not a focus for reviewers or it did not stand out relative to staffing and environment; this absence should be noted if activity offerings are a key decision factor for prospective families. In sum, the reviews paint Freeport Place as a clean, comfortable, and well-run community with warm, attentive staff and a homelike atmosphere. The only minor pattern of concern is occasional variability in meal quality, but otherwise the aggregated impressions are strongly positive and trusting.

    Location

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    About Freeport Place

    Freeport Place offers different types of care for seniors, so you'll find assisted living, independent living, memory care, and even nursing home services all under one roof, and folks here get to choose between one-bedroom apartments, studios, or semi-private rooms, which gives some flexibility if you like your own space or don't mind sharing. The staff's certified and stays on-site 24 hours a day, helping with daily needs like taking medicine, bathing, dressing, and getting around, and there's always someone to help if you need hands-on care for more complicated health issues, like high acuity care, incontinence, or memory problems from Alzheimer's or dementia, and they have psychiatrists and psychoanalysts you can see for counseling. The place keeps things running with a bunch of services most people expect, including housekeeping, laundry (with dry cleaning if needed), basic pharmacy help, and even a concierge, and they cover three meals a day, snacks, and have a culinary chef on staff. You'll find plenty of common spaces-some indoors, some outdoors-and the open-concept design and big rooms make the place feel less cramped, plus they let you keep a pet. Residents can take part in chapel or devotional activities, join in games or puzzles, get a haircut from the on-site beautician, or spend time in the arts and crafts studio, the theater, or the games room, and for those who like getting outdoors, there's a greenhouse and outdoor seating, along with scheduled trips out for shopping, medical visits, or social outings. Freeport Place offers transportation for those who need to get to appointments, and they support a homelike environment where socializing and building friendships are encouraged, with regular group programs and events meant to help everyone feel like they belong. Security is provided with 24-hour staff and emergency call systems in case someone needs quick help, and people who need physical therapy or massage therapy can get that here as well. Nobody's pushed to do more than they're able, but staff encourage everyone to keep as much independence as possible. The provider that runs Freeport Place offers personalized consultations with local advisors if you want to learn more, but there isn't any public information yet about what it costs or all the specific terms, so you'd need to ask for details if that's important.

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