Legacy at Clover Blossom

I am so grateful that a community like the Legacy at Clover Blossom exists in our area. Their team works so hard to facilitate programs and create a culture that is fun and welcoming to all. I'm thankful for their partnership, their commitment to making the Rochester area a better place for older adults, and their advocacy efforts. I would recommend this community to anyone exploring options for senior housing.

My tour exceeded all expectations: Parking was close to the Main entrance. The receptionist was expecting me and showed me to a pleasant meeting room and offered me a beverage of my choice, in this case, it was a cold bottle of water. My Tour Guide joined me presently, a young attractive gentleman with a genuine smile of welcome. For the next two hours he gave me his undivided attention, by sharing information and listening to my questions about life at the Legacy. Then we strolled about the Town Center where resident apartments are locaated and the many services to meet every need. The dining room was like an inviting reataurant, quiet, with tables for four and a menu for the day of breakfast, lunch and dinner. A quick scan was satisfyig as to variety and quantity. Other rooms held a library, a heated pool, exercise and physical therapy equipment, hair and nail salon, and various sized meeting rooms connected by corridors of carpeted floors, and beautiful decor throughout including art work, plants, flowers, comfy chairs and restrooms that are clean. The temperature was comfortable with clean smelling air. The one bedroom apartments I am interested in were easily accessible by elevator tothe 2nd and 3rd floors. Each had windows with blinds, carpeting and tile flooring, grab bars and safety pulls in the bathroom. The kitchens were compact with refrigerator, electric range, sink and cupboards. Light switches were easy to access and closet space was adequate. The bathroom had a ceiling heat lamp and the apartment has a thermostat for heat and air conditioning. The packet of material had many other apartments listed, studio, two bedroom and also villas which I was not interested in. As we toured I observed people throughout the building, all well cared for, engaged in many ways: playing games, sunning on the veranda, and gathering for dinner, as I was about to leave. The information packet had detailed schedules of the many activities available each month. The cost

When my mother moved into the Legacy at Clover Blossom, it was a wonderful place to be. Everything was clean, events were proper, and the food was delicious. As time went by, the entire place diminished. Now, when you walked down the halls, there are signs everywhere for pee or feces that have been in the floor from dogs or people. The entire place smells like feces. People are allowed to move in who cannot take care of themselves, which should not happen. This is a place for men and women who simply need a place to stay that CAN take care of themselves. It is NOT an Assisted Living Facility. The meals slowly fell from actual meals to merely bits of things put together to fake a meal. The residents are served food with mold on it, sandwiches once they run out of dinner food, and portions you would give a 4 year-old. They run through ‘cooks’ so fast that random people have to cook whatever they get their hands on. They run out of food and have to run to a grocery store just to make a meal. When she moved in, they had great events to invite the family to enjoy. There was a fall event with games, little prizes, crafts, and treats. It was a very family-friendly environment. Now, they spend most of their money on all the events for pride month. Massive decorations, parties, and shows. Perhaps that money should go toward food instead of these things? Along with all of that, there a bed bugs, mice and roaches everywhere, all the time. They do not care about residents who get them from neighbors or the cost it causes to take care of getting rid of them in your own apartment. They have filthy people living there, and do not care how that affects the rest of the people who just want a clean, peaceful place to live. There was a wonderful indoor pool, years ago. Slowly, they stopped taking care of it. It became dirty, closed often because the chemicals weren’t managed, and maintenance didn’t clean it. Then it was closed after an inspection that found mold in the