Quarry Station Senior Apartments

Review for Quarry Station Senior Apartments

Staff is great, and it is peaceful. It's what I can afford.

Very happy at Quarry Station Senior Apartments

Quarry Station is a nice looking 3 story building with about 8O recently renovated apartments. The front door to the building is locked at all times. Residents are given a fob to enter. Each resident is given one parking pass and one visitors pass to be used for day visitors. There is also plenty of street parking in front of the building. I liked the feel of the place as soon as I entered the building. We took a one bedroom approximately 656 sq ft. The apartment looks nice and fresh. The kitchen has a refrigerator…

Nothing uplifting for seniors

Quarry Station community is not clean at all, the staff members are considered remote so they are not there all the time. Compared to other communities this is about averagely priced. Due to COVID they don't have activities right now, but before they had adult coloring, a potluck dinner, they also had Christmas dinner. The rooms are about normal size.

Quarry Station does not have adequate...

Quarry Station does not have adequate services, full-time staff or security for the facility. Although it is funded by the non-profit Wesley Housing, the prices are high if your senior parent has not been approved for Medicaid. We found the staff to be very unresponsive, even in situations that were potentially dangerous to residents (arson, etc). No staff are available on-site 24/7 --- most seem to work on a limited part-time basis. I would NEVER recommend you have your senior Mom or Dad move into this facility.

We went to tour this community. We found the facility rather dirty and rundown. The public restroom was filthy dirty, and they carpeting in the bathroom was really thin. And the surrounding area is pretty depressing - industrial, etc. It was not in an appealing spot at all. They also allow smoking in the apartments. That was disappointing.

The only thing more depressing than Quarry Station would be a bagpipe concert. Had we crossed a river bridge after visiting here, I would have been sorely tempted to jump.