Meadows Senior Living

Reviews

• JL

  Jael Lap

  Jan 9, 2023
  1.0
  My friend is constantly harassed by staff. We go to visit he gets a call about inspecting the apartment every time. Then there are complaints that he's smoking in apartment. He doesn't smoke! Never has. Recently his new girlfriend went to visit him she wasn't there but 10 minutes when he gets a call to inspect his apartment. Then a few days later there's a complaint that he's smoking in apartment while she's visiting him. Neither one of them smokes. Sounds like there are jealous women who are upset that he has a girlfriend. If this keeps up we're going to call our friend Senator Chuck Schumer and have an investigation launched in the meadows and its clear harassment of it tenants and other privacy violations.
• HW

  Harold Wick

  Sep 12, 2022
  2.0
  2 attempts to get a tour. Failed. Even with an appointment. Arrived early for a scheduled appointment, sign on door said closed and a number to call. Did not get any call to cancel or reschedule. Reached a recorded message. No one returned call. Only reason for the 2 stars is because of conversations with residents. They were friendly and spoke well of the facility. No positive comments about the office.
• JR

  Julie Ann Racino

  Nov 14, 2020
  3.0
  As author of the book, Public Administration and Disability (Racino, 2014), I received your glossy advertisement for Meadows Senior Living, close to Presbyterian Homes (in a former research study) and Preswick Glen (advertised on our news channels), another private entity (Google Maps). Assisted living was a reform of nursing home facilities and Section 8 "portability" (e.g., live in the suburbs near the family) is different from facility-based Section 8 as part of large project developments approved by the "local, state and federal governments". Believe it or not, the approvals and funds come all the way through Housing Appropriations Committee which Republican Senator Susan Collins of Maine is chairing. The above complaint that I heard was that people often do not like bathrooms and livingrooms connected, similar to sitting near the bathroom in a restaurant. We usually have the door radius and accessibility which often nursing facilities and government projects did not abide by! And we agreed to people being able to move their furniture to their new place, way back! And then there are pets! Section 8, non-project based, continues to be limited with waiting lists. Other affordable housing, such as housing associations and cooperatives, may "include Section 8 funds" in their building or capital plans. Julie Ann Racino, American Society for Public Administration, 2020

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