The Fremont Senior Living

Roger

The Fremont was very nice, pretty new, and it was a smaller facility. The downside was they had two floors. The staff was very good. The rooms were a little smaller. They didn't have a one-price deal so you never know what your bill is going to be month-to-month.

Vickie

I've moved my parents into The Fremont. They are amazing. Their mealtimes are above and beyond any of the others that I saw. The dining hall is open from 7:00 in the morning to 7:00 at night. So if they're out running around and don't get back until 2:00, they won't miss lunch. Or if they decide that they're hungry at 10:30, they can go at 10:30. There is no limited time that they have to be at the dining hall in order to eat. They order their food off of a menu like you would in a restaurant. They're served and it feels like they're going into a restaurant to eat instead of an institution. The food is amazing. They hire chefs. Everybody that the marketing director comes across, she calls them by their name, which is impressive. There's no odor. When you walk in, there aren't a bunch of people slumped over in wheelchairs or drooling all over their clothes. Everything is clean and neat. The people there are all smiling and happy. There are people in wheelchairs, but they're happy and attentive. They aren't drugged up. The whole atmosphere of the place is pleasant. It feels more like a resort than a senior living center. They have a lot of activities, and when I compare what my parents like to do and what's going on there, it seemed to be the perfect fit. It is in the medium price range. There's nothing about them that I'm not impressed with.

John

The Fremont Senior Living was very nice but very expensive. They had a lot of very nice features, but they wouldn't have been of value to us because mom is 97 and not eligible to use a lot of those. If you were looking for the very top features, that would've been a great place, but our mother wouldn't be using the gym and the movie theater. They had everything. We ate there, and the food quality was a 5. The rooms were excellent. For someone who's in better health or younger and looking for all those features that they offered, it would be a top choice.

GWK

Our visit at The Fremont went very well. They showed us most of the single apartments, but we couldn't get into one of the units for a couple months. They serve three meals a day, they have an exercise room, a recreation room, and they also have transportation in case the residents want to go outside. The person who gave us the tour was good and knew what she was talking about. The place itself was clean.

James

We visited The Fremont Senior Living, and I found the personnel at the office friendly and competent. The marketing manager was extremely outgoing and tried to do his best to show us whatever wanted about the facility. They contacted a local renter of one of the villas, and she opened her home to us and showed us around; it was a very nice place. We had a very good visit. They were built like duplexes with two units per building along the street with a two-car garage attached, two bedrooms, and very nice spacious kitchens with eating areas on the outside of the bar. It had an open floor plan. The kitchen was exposed to the main sitting area and had a sunroom in the back, a very nice bathroom, and utility room with plenty of room and storage in it. The dining area was clean and pleasant and seemed to be adequate in size for the number of units involved. This is by far the best facility we've looked at.

Wayne

Our experience with The Fremont has been very good so far. It's a high-class place, and they do a lot of activities. My wife participates in exercise, bingo, and sometimes board games. They run a restaurant, and the food is very well made. The staff is well-trained and able. The place is clean and very well-controlled.