Waltonwood Providence

Reviews

• JL

  Jill Lipson

  Mar 15, 2023
  5.0
  Our Levine JCC Oasis program spent a wonderful morning and afternoon at Waltonwood Providence today. We had lunch, took a tour, and watched a movie there. The staff, especially Cara and Matt, couldn't have been any more accommodating. We appreciate the efforts made by Waltonwood Providence today. Their hospitality was outstanding.
• EC

  ernie collie

  Oct 11, 2021
  5.0
  5.5 years with a great company and community.
• BC

  Bonnie Clay

  Jan 31, 2021
  5.0
  My siblings and I moved our parents into assisted living at Waltonwood Providence in early 2019 after our mother had a severe stroke in 2018. The facility, management, enrichment staff, caregivers and all of the support people are generally wonderful. We loved WW before Covid and have been extremely grateful for their diligence and care during Covid. Our parents have come to love their apartment, their caregivers, and the many new friends they have made. Thank you!
• RR

  Renee Ratcliffe

  Jan 27, 2021
  5.0
  My mother has been at Waltonwood Providence for several years, first in independent living and now in assisted living. The staff have cared for her needs with dignity, value, and cheerfulness. Moving from her home of 40 years was a difficult transition for her, after the loss of her husband, but her caregivers, life enrichment directors, and med-techs always encourage her to stay engaged and active. Mom truly feels loved in their care. She has learned new hobbies and made friends. Mom loves the meals and the culinary team too :) The staff have been exceptional during the covid crisis, and we are grateful for their diligence and believe that they have protected both our Mom and our family's trust in their services.
• PR

  Paul Rutter

  Jun 12, 2016
  2.0
  I don't really want to get in to it, but a member of my family is here. There seems to be a management problem. The staff is just fine. I think the management over the place is not very good, it is not responsive to the needs of residents until you actually have to yell at the management.