Angels Senior Living

I have had no good experience with my resident here. Very UNDER STAFFED and unorganized. NO compassion in the entry level caregiver (Not Certified) Resident Aides they have caring for your loved one. The Ambiance is captivating. That is nothing compared to the care that is received when you become committed to their community. If you request to speak to [Name removed], you will be told she is in a meeting and will call you later, quite contrary to the service you get when your becoming a resident. Calls are returned promptly and the staff is courteous. It is all a SHOW to get you to commit your loved one to the facility. I have sat numerous times with my parent after pressing the alert button for assistance and have waited OVER 1 hour for assistance. While peeking out the door to see the Residents Aids outside the halls on their Cell Phones. I have walked past MED CARTS with residents Medications in clear sight and no Staff visible. Its very promising in the beginning but it all fades after a few short weeks/months. My parent has been left without showers numerous times, forgotten to be taken to the Diner for meals, used double diapers so the aide doesnt have to change them often, Given more meds then taken daily and when asked why so many, is told just take your meds or I will report you are refusing. :( The list goes on..... After OUR family visiting it is so sad this is the way it is. If you are able to dedicate your time 100% by visiting daily, and like the constant battle to make things right then by all means, If you are looking for a piece of mind, FIND ANOTHER FACILITY. THIS PLACE IS so commercialized, instead of feeling like a family its more like a NUMBER system and you will be lucky if your number gets called,

My father had been living in Angels Senior Living in New Tampa for 1 year and 8 months. I am very upset because the care in that facility was unacceptable and not at all caring or even what I was helping to pay for. My father's room and bathroom were never cleaned. They would not wash or change his bedding unless I pushed and asked. Upon moving him out of the old facility, the family that I had available to assist in the move noted that the room reeked of urine and other foul smells, as if he was left neglected and unattended to by the staff. It had looked as if the last time it was cleaned was when I, myself came in and cleaned the room when he moved in. Even to see the house doctor I had to take multiple steps for hours at a time to get anything done. Contacting the administrators was outright impossible, as no one was ever available as they were “always in meetings” for seemingly days at a time. I moved my father out of that location and over to another Assisted Living Facility. When I returned the key for his old room to the Angels' facility, I specifically asked the receptionist if there was anything further that I needed to take care of, such as documentation of his transfer. I was informed at that point in time that everything was taken care of and I had nothing else left to do. No release paperwork was completed nor was his medication transferred to the new facility, or even released to me to take to the new facility. As a result of this negligence, I had to temporarily remove my father from the new assisted living facility as he had gone 2 days without his medication and was suffering from debilitating medical issues, forcing me to bring him to Hospital in order for him to receive proper treatment. This was further compounded by Angels’ staff absolute refusal to see me for multiple hours to assist me and release my father medicine. Additionally, part of my Father’s medication is a narcotic. According to the new facility that I have him placed in regarding narcotic medication, a detailed record of the medication including amount and dosage must be maintained at all times by law. No such documentation existed for his medication at the Angels’ facility.

Looking for a place for your parent(s)? Read this first. Two years ago my husband and I worked very hard researching and visiting places in Pinellas County for my mother and father who could no longer live alone due to their failing memories. We found Arbor Oaks At Tyrone (Memory Care Center wing) at the time [name removed] was the director. We liked the way she ran things she was also an RN. Most everything went along as expected from about 2016-2018 then recently the director changed to [name removed] and everything went down hill fast. Now there is a irresponsible lack of staff, untrained staff being hired to work with memory challenged residents and a lack of empathy and respect for residents. Suddenly my mother started falling all of the time and both parents were shipped off to the hospital on numerous occasions mostly during the night shift. Their medications even changed without our knowledge. We tried to talk to [name removed] only to get the run around from him and we tried to reach out to the owner of the facility all to no avail. We definitely learned a valuable lesson here after removing our parents from this facility. A director with a lack of experience and care for his actions filter down to the quality of nurses, assistants and staff being hired to work in the facility.

Looking for a place for your parent(s)? Read this first. Two years ago my husband and I worked very hard researching and visiting places in Pinellas County for my mother and father who could no longer live alone due to their failing memories. We found Arbor Oaks At Tyrone (Memory Care Center wing) at the time [name removed] was the director. We liked the way she ran things she was also an RN. Most everything went along as expected from about 2016-2018 then recently the director changed to [name removed] and everything went down hill fast. Now there is a irresponsible lack of staff, untrained staff being hired to work with memory challenged residents and a lack of empathy and respect for residents. Suddenly my mother started falling all of the time and both parents were shipped off to the hospital on numerous occasions mostly during the night shift. Their medications even changed without our knowledge. We tried to talk to [Name removed] only to get the run around from him and we tried to reach out to the owner of the facility all to no avail. We definitely learned a valuable lesson here after removing our parents from this facility. A director with a lack of experience and care for his actions filter down to the quality of nurses, assistants and staff being hired to work in the facility.

Over priced for the poor care residents receive, [Removed] the director is very rude, uncaring & unprofessional, he is never in the building & very difficult to get a response from him, he seems to not care about his job & there is no communication, it was very disorganized & you do not feel welcome, not a place you want to put family when management is so poor & staff do not seem to be happy or care, witnessed staff yelling & arguing in front of residents & was told it was nurse supervisor and assistant director, very inappropriate & unprofessional

Connerton court is the worse place to put your parent or loved one there is no nurse on duty 24 hours and the staff there are rude to the residents and yell at them....the supervisors [Removed] at their job and don't care about the residents like they say they do...I would never put one of my loved ones there