Layton Terrace Senior Living

Google reviews

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  Daniel Bomberg 2 months ago

  My family and I had the pleasure of receiving an orientation and tour from Chris P, Community Resource Coordinator. Chris was thorough, attentive, and kind. She clearly explained the services and opportunities found at Layton Terrace; answered questions about our family members' particular needs; and showed us numerous styles of units so we could get a great sense of what living at Layton Terrace is like. Chris also went out of her way to show us different spaces not on the official tour, as well as finding more promotional materials to better aid in family member decisionmaking on whether to become residents. We felt cared for and got all our questions -- big and small -- answered. We couldn't be more pleased with our tour of Layton Terrace.

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  Theresa Stabo 3 months ago

  We moved my brother here in late March 2026 after we became concerned about his ability to manage his medications and keep house. We were also concerned about social isolation, which was compounded when his driver’s license was pulled. My brother has lifelong cognitive deficits, and while he functioned reasonably well, he never lived alone until our parents, then sister died. It was Adulting 101 for a 72-year-old man. I live 75 miles away, so it has been a relief to have my brother living in a friendly, safe environment run by staff who understand his social needs and limitations, and make efforts to include him in field trips and activities. They were welcoming at the start and that warmth and inclusion continues. He’s a traditional meat and potatoes man and not too adventurous when it comes to food, but he gives high marks to the chef. “Yeah, that was ok!” is high praise from my brother. His apartment is big enough to accommodate many items from the family home, which helped ease the transition. Tracy understands our family dynamics and was a great sounding board in helping me navigate a tricky situation that would ensure my brother’s long-term wellbeing. While not eligible for Independent Living, the assisted living accommodations provide a good balance that allows him to still flex some independence with the support he needs to stay safe. We had a prior experience with Layton Terrace when my sister lived there. She had a host of health and behavioral issues, which kept staff hopping. She is at peace now and so am I (but still alive) knowing that my brother is in good hands.

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