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Kerry Rizzuti

The sounds from your leaf blower are way out of hand. Not to mention the noxious gas that flows up to all of the apartment buildings around. I'm asking as a neighbor for you to sweep the dirt instead of blow it around. It doesn't take any longer to sweep, then it does to drag the large leaf blower around everywhere. Trust me, people can use the exercise. This is what's wrong with us nowadays. Leaf blowers are bad for the environment, and they are bad for the neighborhood. Reconsider.

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Pam Littlefield

I have to comment on the review that made disparaging comments about the lovely woman who runs the front desk at Windsor Place. C. always has a smile and a friendly greeting every time I go there to visit my mom. I appreciate the care she takes with her personal appearance and the care she takes with staff, patients and visitors. It sounds as if you had an emotional and frustrating day. I get it. We’ve all been there. I think we can agree, however, that the world would be a better place if we could all give each other some grace.

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Angeli Faith

I was in the Commons for rehab Nov 2022. I could not understand why the nursing staff allowed my medications to run out, prior to contacting the doctor for a refill. The CNA handled me roughly, insisted that I take a shower, though my surgeon had not cleared me to do so, kept touching my personal items without permission. I must express my concern for so much turnover of staff. There is obviously a problem with Administration and staff, a lack of training and communication in working together as a team. The residents/patients pay the price for their incompetence. Please shop around prior to going their for yourself or your love-one. My therapy team was very good. The social worker was very inexperienced and delayed my discharge.

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Vicki Hart

Please do not place your loved one in this facility for rehab after a hospital stay. I chose this place for my rehab and recovery after 2 surgeries and over 2 weeks in the hospital. I have never felt less valued or cared for. They wanted me to wear a diaper even though I was totally capable of using the restroom. They insisted I use a bedside commode and I could never get them to empty it. I struggled to get pain relief. The drugs provided gave me a severe migraine yet they wouldn’t contact my dr. The food was not even edible so I survived in Ensure brought by my friend. After 3 days I asked my daughter to come get me. I had no therapy. No nutrition. No shower. Couldn’t even brush my teeth. My daughter visited the place before we chose it. Beware!!! Everything is not as it seems. A couple of good or excellent day nurses couldn’t make up for the lack of care at night and on the weekend. I checked out against Dr orders and was so much better when I had escaped. I will file a grievance when I’m well enough to figure out how to do that. Please do not trust this place with a loved one who can not advocate for themselves.

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Madeline Maldonado

If you're researching a place for yourself or your loved ones, please be aware that there is a construction project being proposed for 14 stories of affordable housing to the side of Windsor Place on 404 Mariposa that will entirely block sunshine and fresh air for residents there. Owners of Lutheran don't appear to be opposed so long as they can get parking spots for their employees as part of the project. Keep that in mind, when you place your mothers and fathers here- especially if they're with Alzheimers or under memory care. If approved, their windows will face a construction site for some time, then a parking garage. See below. Short building in the shadow is Windsor Place. Red building is the proposed project adjacent.