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Businiess name:  Glenaire Retirement Community
Review by:  citysearch c.
Review content: 
Took Mom here to look the place over and I am not impressed. First off, the massive buy in fees are not affordable by most people but I guess it is how they keep out the people they don't want. Privacy is an issue too as all the units are laid out such that there is always a lot of traffic moving past the resident's rooms plus almost all room do not have a private shower. Also, and I know this sounds bad, but (on the day I was there), all the employees are foreigners who have thick, thick accents and are hard to understand. Mom is 90 and wears hearing aids, I can only imagine how hard it would be for her to understand these folks. Plus, nobody I saw seemed happy there, nobody was smiling at all! The dining room staff were all speaking Spanish too, a language my mother doesn't understand. Pros: null Cons: null

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