Alamar Senior Living

I had a great experience during my visit. The place was very clean, the staff was friendly and helpful, and everyone made me feel welcome. It was great to see the residents happy and enjoying their community. I would definitely recommend this place!

Alamar senior living a very great place. The staff are exceptionally kind, attentive, and treat the residents like family. The facility is very clean, smells fresh, and has a warm, welcoming environment. Management communicates well with us regarding her care plan. Highly recommended!

Alamar Senior Living in Wellington is an exceptional Assisted Living and Memory Care community. Executive Director Christine Cheeseman's leadership truly sets this community apart. She is compassionate, approachable, and genuinely cares about the residents, families, and staff. The entire team goes above and beyond to provide outstanding care in a warm, welcoming environment. It's comforting to know your loved one is treated with dignity, respect, and kindness every day. I highly recommend Alamar Senior Living to anyone looking for quality senior care in the Wellington area!

My mother in law has been there since February. It is a beautiful place. So clean and well kept. They have so many things going on to keep the residents busy. She loves it and is being well taken care of. She is in assisted living there. I highly recommend it.

If you’re considering this assisted living facility, I strongly encourage you to look at other options first. My mother, who has Alzheimer’s disease, was a resident there, and our experience was heartbreaking. We were assured that she would be safe, cared for, and treated with compassion, but that was not what we experienced. The most frightening incident was when she was able to leave the property without anyone realizing she was gone. I found her walking down the street toward a busy highway, alone and confused. She had been gone for about 40 minutes in approximately 95-degree heat. That situation could have ended in tragedy, whether from being struck by a vehicle, suffering heat-related illness, or becoming even more disoriented. That should never happen in a facility caring for people with memory loss. Our family’s experience with management was just as disappointing. The nursing director was disrespectful and difficult to work with, and Chris, the facility’s director, also crossed professional boundaries in the way she handled our family’s situation. Instead of communicating with the family members who were actively involved in my mother’s care, they chose to communicate primarily with my older brother, who lived out of state and was less involved. We felt our concerns were dismissed, boundaries were crossed, and our voices were not heard when we were simply trying to advocate for our mother. We were also pressured to consider anxiety medication to make my mother more subdued, and I strongly disagreed. I wanted her to be treated with compassion and appropriate care—not simply medicated to make managing her easier. After only eight days, we removed my mother from the facility because we no longer felt she was safe there. We paid more than $12,000 out of pocket for that brief stay, yet instead of showing concern or accountability after such a serious incident, the focus seemed to remain on billing. We found the staff’s response to be dismissive and lacking empathy at a time when our family was frightened and looking for support. I would not recommend this facility to anyone with a loved one who needs assisted living or memory care. Please do your research, visit multiple communities, and ask difficult questions before trusting a facility with someone you love. In our experience, this facility did not provide the safety, compassion, or care that was promised.