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Do not let your loved one live here. It is woefully understaffed. There are some very nice people there trying very hard to do a good job, but they are overwhelmed. The place is not clean and once care gets near to end of life, they are at a complete loss on how to care for your loved one. Incorrectly medicating, not turning patients to prevent bed sores, poor communication, lack of training and bedside manner. I don't have nearly the space in this review to go over everything wrong with Serenades, but rest assured, you do not want anyone you love here. They will put your loved one onto Hospice almost immediately. Not to give better care, but to make more money for the facility. It is a for profit system and it shows. I wish the best for the staff who were caring and trying hard. I wish nothing but the worst for the Serenades management and the parent company of Serenades. There are plenty of other choices for care. Do not go here.

We are terribly disappointed in the facilities. My wife's mother requires very little assistance in her daily life and we were looking for great food and a classy place to live. She has gotten NEITHER. They can't seem to hire the CHEF that the literature promises. The food is much less than adequate. At the moment, she has no hot water. Earlier this year it took months to fix leaks in her shower. We are going to take this up the Elan corporate ladder and will require verified improvements, or we will go after the refunds she deserves. The fees are far too high for bad food and very poor service.

In looking for a place for my aunt from out of state I found. Sonata. I was very impressed. They visited her twice at the rehab where she was and seem like they cared about her as an individual. I signed all the papers, and gave them payment for the 10 days of May & June as well as the community fee. She was there for 4 days , then taken to the hospital in an ambulance on [date removed]. No one from Sonata came to visit her while she was in the hospital or when she was placed in hospice within the hospital. I came down from Texas as soon as I could but she passed away on [date removed]. Now Sonata is telling me they will not refund the entire month of June as they had previously said they would but would only refund me from [date removed] when I was able to pick up her clothes. They never told me that had to be done when I told them that she wasn't coming back when she was placed on hospice. I thought this place was different but they're not. It's a business. all they care about is money.

My twin sister was there! When I arrived she told me they didn’t like her! I should have listened to her! They said she couldn’t have ice cream or chicken when every she wanted them. That was a sales pitch. She was miss treated . They had bed bugs ?? The administrator was horrible and the director of nursing. Please pass them by Food was served on paper plates. If I could give them 0 score I would

Buyer beware. We saw this dump and there was trash on the floor and people yelling and the manager was rough around the edges. They let people live to die there but keep them alive as long as possible to make money. It’s all about the money. My friend is going broke there and has been cut off from her family. Sad deal.

I would not recommend that place to anyone! Memory care is awful you have to hire private care because they don't have enough staff. All you're paying for is the room!!! Never leave your loved one there.

It was clean. They were pretty friendly. They were deceptive about the costs, and they added in additional charges. They were not trasparent in the beginning with the costs. They could improve on their services. My loved one was not able to communicate, and they did not properly provide the level of care that was needed. I would never use this facility again.

This is a beautiful community. However I have been looking for so much more for my mom. I have come in several times with my mom wearing the same clothes. She often smells like urine and she lives on assisted living and is embarrassed to go to activities or eat in the dining room. I can in twice to her briefs being so saturated I was embarrassed for my mom. The executive Director does not respond to my phone calls. Mom has been there 6 months and her care has steadily and obviously declined. Not enough permanent staff. There are only a few good ones. They are lazy and resent when you ask them to help with care. The food is the same and lots of evening sandwiches. There are no activities going on except for Happy Hour. Nothing stimulating. Medications are missed frequently. Hard to find a nurse even though I am told one is there every day. I sat outside the nurses office one afternoon and didn’t see a nurse the entire 45 minutes I was there. Moving her after holidays.

STAY AWAY! If you care anything about your parent or loved one, stay away from this facility. It is all “smoke and mirror”. As you walk in you will babe hit with the smell of urine. My mother was not bathed nor her hair washed for over a week till she smelled, she was dropped by staff, and needed to go to the hospital, her teeth were lost her first week, the food is dreadful and the staff never smiles Please find another place for your mom!

The techs were okay and did the best they could under the circumstances. I think it was an issue with the administrative staff. They need to take a closer look at how they run the facility and the help they provide, because it's not adequate. With 38 clients, they only had two techs and a med aide on the floor on each shift. And the med aide doesn't assist with patient care like bathing, etc. That's not enough care staff to handle that many patients with various levels of dementia. My mom was supposed to stay there for 30 days for respite care, and by the 5th day, I took her back home. She had not been assisted with her meals. She was left soiled. And she fell, unwitnessed, or so they say. She had a large hematoma on her right hip. I took her to the ER to be assessed, whereas they did nothing and had no clue what to do. I'm grateful I'm a nurse and have that knowledge and background. If you don't, I would urge you to think twice before putting your loved one here. Because it turned out to be a horror, even with me staying there with her during those five days from 9 am -11 pm, with only a break for dinner. The activities person looked right at me every day and never once approached me to invite my mom to participate. The girls on the floor were sweet, but it was jus impossible for them to provide adequate care.

I would not recommend this community to anyone. They don't offer special programming for people with dementia. It seems to be misleading. In addition, they had so much turnover in staff, in which no one could provide the care that my loved one needed.

If I could give the Memory Care facility less than 1 star , I would. This place is filthy. You immediately smell urine as soon as you walk into the vestibule, before entering the actual Memory Care area. Things of my mothers constantly went missing.And over the last 3 months my mother was not being bathed properly and smelled very badly. I even complained as high up as The VP of operations. The management sees nothing wrong with the state of the facility and nothing is going to change here. So, after 8 months of complaints and hoping they would do the right things to fix their issues, I moved my mom. Note- if you have complaints about a facility in Fl, also send information AS IT IS HAPPENING to ACHA . ACHA did an inspection of the facility and found it to be “in limits” of their guidelines. It is amazing to me what is within their guidelines. Wow!

There was is so much from top to bottom, inside and out that needs improvement - we moved our loved ones out because it was not a safe environment.

My husband was in memory care fell broke hip went to hospital for surgery. Upon returning to sonata received no therapy was left to lay in bed for a week. Evidently, food was brought to his bedside and he was unable to eat him self. Food was taken away untouched Therefore, he was brought back to the hospital diagnosis was failure to thrive. I brought him home with hospice critical care where he survived . Never take you loved one to this place.

Do not move your loved ones in here. I do not recommend this facility. They do not have the staffing for the type of care needed. They should not bring any new residents in until they get more staff. The medical side of things is very poor. Medication management, nursing, covid testing, etc. is very inadequate. They say they have a doctor on site but he was rarely there. Every time I went to visit it was very difficult to find any staff around. It was a horrible experience and we were very disappointed.

My loved one suffered a terrible stay at Legacy Ridge. Within the first 2 weeks, my loved one suffered two unsupervised falls, a severe body rash, and incontinence associated dermatitis of the groin due to inadequate toileting and being left in bed 14+ hours. Leadership kept saying, "You have to trust us". I found myself very alone in the advocacy of my loved one and flabbergasted over the lack of respect I and my loved one received. I do not recommend this community unless your loved one is able to advocate for him/herself and is ambulatory.

We recently moved my mother from here. They were continually short of staff. On several occasions there was no nurse on duty. About the time we got to know mothers care givers they quit. This was so frustrating for us and for mother. When we visited all the patients were just sitting in front of the television with no interaction. The moment I saw a patient dripping wet through her clothes I knew it was time to go.

This was one of the most traumatic experiences I've had as of late. The director disparaged us because my parent is on Medicaid (then don't accept Medicaid if you think we're beneath you) and we were misled and did not end up moving in. I have a credible witness who can attest to this. The executive team was no better. They treated us like they were doing us a favor and seemed to forget who their bread and butter is. It's all about the money imho. They even had an attorney from out of state try and silence me but that's what actually spurred me to write this review. This experience has really left me concerned about putting my parent in any community. Look past the beautiful facade.

I was in the process of moving my mother into memory care. This facility withdrew money from my account that was not justified. It took over 3 months for them to provide a statement justifying the amount of the withdrawal, and there was over $5800 in charges that were not authorized. The executive director [name removed] promised to refund a partial amount in December, but it never happened. The sales director [name removed] promised me a complete refund in August. It has been over 7 months and I have not been refunded any of the money. The staff at HarborChase has stopped responding to emails and phone calls. They are only prompt with responses when they are trying to sell you something. I have heard multiple stories form other residents who were also overcharged and not reimbursed.

My mother has been in three facilities in Little Rock and Fox Ridge Chenal was the most expensive by far and the worst experience by far. They had little to no activities compared to the other two facilities. The nursing staff did a terrible job of administering any special requirement (like heart monitoring). It was simply an apartment with medication service and cafeteria food. It was a beautiful facility but not a convenient location. The management was absolutely uncaring when your brought an issue to their attention. We had a terrible experience and there were several others that we met with similar experiences. When we moved my mother we realized just how filthy the conditions were there. There are much better options in Little Rock and the surrounding area.