Ponté Palmero was a nice place. It was very low-key as far as the residents that we saw, some were asleep at their table in the dining room. The homes were lovely inside, but the yard that they give you is no bigger than a postage stamp and we didn't like that. The apartments were fine, but th...

Ponté Palmero was a nice place. It was very low-key as far as the residents that we saw, some were asleep at their table in the dining room. The homes were lovely inside, but the yard that they give you is no bigger than a postage stamp and we didn't like that. The apartments were fine, but there's a garage down below for each apartment and there is a steep set of stairs inside the apartment that go down to the garage and I don't know who would design it that way for elderly residents. That was concerning to us. They have an outdoor pool which will be available for use during nice weather. It seemed like a very quiet, docile place.

My mother was 80 years old when she moved into one of the independent living duets at Ponte Palmero. Mom peacefully passed away in that same duet five weeks ago. After this 10 year stay there, I cannot imagine a better place for her. In independent living, you need to bring in your own caregivers. I...

My mother was 80 years old when she moved into one of the independent living duets at Ponte Palmero. Mom peacefully passed away in that same duet five weeks ago. After this 10 year stay there, I cannot imagine a better place for her. In independent living, you need to bring in your own caregivers. If care is needed a resident can move into assisted living. We chose to bring in our on Caregiver’s, so that Mom can stay in her wonderful duet. Early on mom was very active in all of the Ponte Palmero extracurricular activities and she appreciated the staff and the opportunities she was given to go winetasting and to theatrical productions. Mom started a poker group at Ponte and she was active in it until Covid. She joined the book club and the wine tasting group. Everyone at Ponte treated my mom as if she was their own mom. They treated her with love and respect. They told her she looked good when she did and tried to make sure that her food was prepared to HER liking. The maintenance group would stop everything to come help her if she needed something like a plumbing fix. When mom passed away peacefully last month, the staff at Ponte did everything they could to help me take care of her stuff and get out of the property quickly. In this day and age when it’s so tough to make sure your elderly parents get the love and support they need, I can’t imagine doing that without mom being at Ponte Palmero. Sincerely, Ellyn D

I have only worked here for 2 days as a server. Staff with longer hair do not tie it back and I witnessed a kitchen manager scooping ice cream while getting her hair in it. None of the cooks wear cloves nor do they wash their hands. I attempted to put cloves on and was told I am “not allowed to we...

I have only worked here for 2 days as a server. Staff with longer hair do not tie it back and I witnessed a kitchen manager scooping ice cream while getting her hair in it. None of the cooks wear cloves nor do they wash their hands. I attempted to put cloves on and was told I am “not allowed to wear cloves”! I witnessed the same kitchen manager whose name starts with a “C” being aggressive with a couple suffering from Alzheimer’s. The place is dirty and stinks bad as well! The food is all processed and they do not provide a cleanly environment in the kitchen…

Ponté Palmero was fairly new, so it was very nice and well maintained. I actually had lunch with some residents there and they all talked about how nice the staff was. The dining area was beautiful. The servers were very attentive and also nice. The rooms were clean and modern. I saw a couple of cl...

Ponté Palmero was fairly new, so it was very nice and well maintained. I actually had lunch with some residents there and they all talked about how nice the staff was. The dining area was beautiful. The servers were very attentive and also nice. The rooms were clean and modern. I saw a couple of clubs that were together while we were touring. There was a ukulele club and a knitting club. They had a gym, a pool area, and a library, too.

Ponté Palmero was a nice place. It was very low-key as far as the residents that we saw, some were asleep at their table in the dining room. The homes were lovely inside, but the yard that they give you is no bigger than a postage stamp and we didn't like that. The apartments were fine, but th...

Ponté Palmero was a nice place. It was very low-key as far as the residents that we saw, some were asleep at their table in the dining room. The homes were lovely inside, but the yard that they give you is no bigger than a postage stamp and we didn't like that. The apartments were fine, but there's a garage down below for each apartment and there is a steep set of stairs inside the apartment that go down to the garage and I don't know who would design it that way for elderly residents. That was concerning to us. They have an outdoor pool which will be available for use during nice weather. It seemed like a very quiet, docile place.

My mother was 80 years old when she moved into one of the independent living duets at Ponte Palmero. Mom peacefully passed away in that same duet five weeks ago. After this 10 year stay there, I cannot imagine a better place for her. In independent living, you need to bring in your own caregivers. I...

My mother was 80 years old when she moved into one of the independent living duets at Ponte Palmero. Mom peacefully passed away in that same duet five weeks ago. After this 10 year stay there, I cannot imagine a better place for her. In independent living, you need to bring in your own caregivers. If care is needed a resident can move into assisted living. We chose to bring in our on Caregiver’s, so that Mom can stay in her wonderful duet. Early on mom was very active in all of the Ponte Palmero extracurricular activities and she appreciated the staff and the opportunities she was given to go winetasting and to theatrical productions. Mom started a poker group at Ponte and she was active in it until Covid. She joined the book club and the wine tasting group. Everyone at Ponte treated my mom as if she was their own mom. They treated her with love and respect. They told her she looked good when she did and tried to make sure that her food was prepared to HER liking. The maintenance group would stop everything to come help her if she needed something like a plumbing fix. When mom passed away peacefully last month, the staff at Ponte did everything they could to help me take care of her stuff and get out of the property quickly. In this day and age when it’s so tough to make sure your elderly parents get the love and support they need, I can’t imagine doing that without mom being at Ponte Palmero. Sincerely, Ellyn D

I have only worked here for 2 days as a server. Staff with longer hair do not tie it back and I witnessed a kitchen manager scooping ice cream while getting her hair in it. None of the cooks wear cloves nor do they wash their hands. I attempted to put cloves on and was told I am “not allowed to we...

I have only worked here for 2 days as a server. Staff with longer hair do not tie it back and I witnessed a kitchen manager scooping ice cream while getting her hair in it. None of the cooks wear cloves nor do they wash their hands. I attempted to put cloves on and was told I am “not allowed to wear cloves”! I witnessed the same kitchen manager whose name starts with a “C” being aggressive with a couple suffering from Alzheimer’s. The place is dirty and stinks bad as well! The food is all processed and they do not provide a cleanly environment in the kitchen…

Ponté Palmero was fairly new, so it was very nice and well maintained. I actually had lunch with some residents there and they all talked about how nice the staff was. The dining area was beautiful. The servers were very attentive and also nice. The rooms were clean and modern. I saw a couple of cl...

Ponté Palmero was fairly new, so it was very nice and well maintained. I actually had lunch with some residents there and they all talked about how nice the staff was. The dining area was beautiful. The servers were very attentive and also nice. The rooms were clean and modern. I saw a couple of clubs that were together while we were touring. There was a ukulele club and a knitting club. They had a gym, a pool area, and a library, too.