Wingate Residences at Cranston

I can’t say enough positive things about the care, compassion, and sense of community my sister experiences here. Memory care is about so much more than simply meeting someone’s daily needs — it’s about treating each resident with dignity, kindness, patience, and genuine affection. That is what I see consistently from this team. Sam, who manages sales, is also such a consistent and positive presence throughout the building. He is always willing to answer questions, solve problems, and help wherever needed. His attention to detail, responsiveness, and can-do attitude make a tremendous difference, not only for residents but for their families as well. Ashley and Nelly are truly exceptional CNAs. They manage my sister’s care with tremendous compassion, kindness, patience, and wit. They know how to connect with her, and they elicit smiles and laughter from her like very few people can. As a family member, there is nothing more reassuring than seeing people genuinely understand and care about the person behind the diagnosis. Shirley and Ida, the med techs, are also wonderful. They don’t simply administer medications and move on — they interact with my sister and the other residents, talk with them, laugh with them, and help create a warm, engaging environment. Those everyday interactions are so important in memory care. Maria, my sister’s housekeeper, deserves special recognition as well. She is incredibly kind and patient and pays attention to all of the little details that make an apartment feel clean, comfortable, and cared for. Those details may seem small, but they make an enormous difference in someone’s quality of life. Anna at the front desk is another wonderful part of the community. She truly wants to help, remembers everyone’s names, and does everything she can to keep things running smoothly. She makes residents and families feel known and welcomed from the moment they walk through the door. And at the helm, Rhoda and Sue are steering the ship with care

Moving a loved one into memory care is never an easy decision, but the team at Victoria Court have made us feel supported every step of the way. We especially appreciate Sam, Sue, and Rhoda for the incredible kindness, compassion, and communication they’ve shown throughout this process. They’ve kept us informed every step of the way and have made what could have been an overwhelming transition feel manageable. We’re feeling very positive about this next chapter and grateful for the care and support our family member—and our entire family—will receive at Victoria Court.

My mom has been at Victoria Court for about 90 days now, and I truly couldn’t be more grateful for the care she’s receiving. Her transition has gone so well, and most importantly, she is happy and really enjoying her new home. I want to especially recognize Sam, Sue, and Rhoda, who went above and beyond in helping make this transition smooth, not just for my mom, but for my sister and me as well. Moving a loved one into a new home can be overwhelming, but they made the entire process feel manageable, supported, and even comforting. They are incredibly communicative, always approachable, and genuinely care. Their kindness, patience, and consistency made all the difference for our family, and I can’t thank them enough. It brings such peace of mind knowing we can reach out and get thoughtful, timely responses. Being able to text with the directors makes communication so easy and reassuring. A special thank you to Rad as well for helping get her apartment ready—it made such a difference in making the space feel like home right from the start. There is a genuine sense that everyone here truly loves what they do, and it shows in the way they care for the residents each day. We are also so grateful to Ashley, Ida, Anna, Maria, and honestly everyone on staff for the kindness and attention they show. The facility is clean, welcoming, and well cared for, but more importantly, my mom is cared for, comfortable, and happy. That means everything to me. I’m incredibly thankful to have found Victoria Court.