The Legacy at Cimarron

My mom has been with Legacy/Pegasus Landing for three years now. She began her journey on the assisted living side and transitioned to Memory Care after six months. From the very beginning, our experience has been nothing short of the best we could have hoped for. The staff is amazing and consistently goes out of their way to provide the best possible care. This has become even more meaningful as my mom is beginning to lose her battle with Lewy Body dementia. Every day I spend with her, she still has a smile on her face—something that can seem almost impossible given what she is going through. I truly believe that speaks to the love, compassion, and care she receives there. I am incredibly grateful for the leadership and for each and every caregiver who continues to show my mom kindness and love. Making the decision to place a loved one in assisted living or memory care is difficult enough. Knowing you have found a place that is truly the real deal and will care for your loved one the way you would want them to be cared for is absolutely priceless.

Moving my aunt to Legacy at Cimarron has made an incredible difference in her quality of life. Beyond the wonderful activities and beautiful environment, what truly stands out is the genuine care, attention, and compassion shown by the staff every single day. The team has been exceptional about making sure her medications are managed properly, her needs are noticed, and that she is treated as a person — not just another resident. The personalized attention and kindness have meant so much to our family. A very special thank you to April, the Director of Memory Care Nursing, who has become my aunt’s “bestie.” The bond they have developed says everything about the level of care at this facility. April and the staff truly take the time to connect with residents, understand their personalities, and make them feel valued, safe, and loved. Before moving to Legacy at Cimarron, my aunt had become withdrawn and discouraged in a setting where she did not feel as engaged or connected. Since moving here, she has completely transformed. She is now alert, participating in activities, socially engaged, and genuinely enjoying her life again. Seeing that change has been priceless for our family. Another thing that impressed us is how many of the staff members have remained at the facility together for many years — in some cases nearly a decade. That kind of consistency says a great deal about the culture, leadership, and work environment that has been created there. A special thank you to Sr Executive Director Jacob Biggs for fostering a facility where both residents and staff genuinely seem valued and cared for. I also appreciate Legacy at Cimarron’s active engagement with the Alzheimer’s Association and their commitment to ongoing dementia care education. The facility regularly hosts Alzheimer’s-related meetings and resources for families, and it is clear the staff receive consistent training in the specialized skills required to care for residents with memory loss and dementia. That knowledge, patience, and understanding shows in the way residents are treated every day. I am deeply grateful to the entire Legacy at Cimarron team for the compassion, professionalism, and heart they bring to their work every day. For the staff, this may be part of their job, but for families like ours, this is our aunt’s life, comfort, dignity, and home — and that care and kindness truly matter more than words can express.