Blossom Ridge

Reviews

• JW

  Jill Weir

  Mar 10, 2026
  5.0
  Beautiful facility with wonderful staff!
• JA

  Joseph A.

  Mar 9, 2026
  5.0
  Absolutely beautiful place, the property looks stunning and the staff is simply the best.
• PM

  Pat Mclaughlin

  Mar 5, 2026
  5.0
  Everything was spectacular!!
• MC

  Marie c

  Oct 30, 2025
  1.0
  I have had a family member at Flourish for a few years. I have experience with all the different services they have offered. I agree with other reviews that since the sale to StoryPoint things have significantly gone downhill. The subtle changes that occurred in the beginning to the dining room and the overall appearance/cleanliness of the facility have quickly become major changes, have really upset the residents. They were told there would be no changes. StoryPoint states that they are trying to “standardize” their communities. How do you do that with the vast differences in communities? The amenities, location and residents are not the same across the board! The residents of Flourish selected it for a reason. The lack of any leadership onsite for many months has been concerning. There is no one to get answers from. The turnover at corporate prevents you from speaking to someone who knows what’s going on. The lack of communication with residents and family members regarding the de-licensing of AL is very upsetting. Flourish has become their home and the caregivers treat them like family. The original staff have held on in hopes of some improvement, but they too have essentially been left in the dark. The plan for the care provided to the AL residents with CORSO CARE is a crap shoot. Staffing has consistently been an issue in all areas, so I’m sure adding the 20 AL residents will only put more pressure on those trying to a good job and no clear leadership to guide them. Blossom Ridge/Flourish was once a luxury senior living community, with all the changes I’m not sure that can be said anymore.
• JP

  Jeane Parker

  Oct 29, 2025
  2.0
  I've sadly come to accept that StoryPoint will never commit the resources needed to meet the standard of quality and care residents enjoyed when this community was owned by the Moceris, but the abject disrespect shown its AL residents — many of whom have called this place home since it opened — is breathtaking. The blindside of these families, giving them just 30 days (the bare minimum required under state law) to either find a new place to live or convert their leases to IL and pay a steep premium for less reliable care, is an unconscionable violation of trust. StoryPoint knew at least as far back as January it planned to de-license AL. And its "strategic partner" and funding source, Welltower, laid its corporate strategy bare in a July 2024 investors call, the same month it bought Blossom Ridge, saying it would focus on leasing to "lower-acuity" — i.e., more independent — seniors to cut costs and boost profits. Welltower's CEO said, "While a lower-acuity resident pays less than a higher-acuity resident for the same room, they also consume far less human resources and tend to stay longer. This creates a healthier rent roll over a longer period of time, leading to higher NOI." I applaud the AL families for their courage in calling StoryPoint out without fear of retribution/retaliation. I agree with the reviews of the decline of the facilities (food, cleanliness, activities, grounds, the ridiculous situation with the toilets!) This is my father's home, and I try to focus on what remains special about this community, the things StoryPoint cannot destroy or degrade: the true friendships made, the way the residents look out for and care about one another, the original Moceri staff that has become like family. However, I once gave this community rave reviews to anyone who asked; unless things change, I no longer feel confident in doing so.

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