Atlas Senior Living

A lovely residence where each employee treats the residents with kindness and care. The building is very clean and well cared for. The apartments are generously sized. They have a very robust activities schedule; there's always something to do if you want. We moved my in-laws out because Mom had some health problems and needed more care than she and Dad could afford.

Kelly's place has been a great experience so far! My mom is settled in & we get to FaceTime & she her on Facebook with activities. I would recommend to another family seeking a home for their loved one

Everyone was so kind. We never had a single negative or iffy interaction with any staff, ever. Options were great, dining room was great, table service could sometimes take a little while , understandably, but since my aunt chose to sit alone, it felt long to her. Many activity options available. Unfortunately our family member didn't take advantage of them. They had lots of different offerings and invited the wider community to things also. While we haven't had to find care for other family members, we were very pleased with the value.

My parents have been so pleased with their experience at Tribute at One Loudoun. It was an answer to prayer, meeting their needs, and providing peace of mind to all of us who love them so dearly. My parents really enjoy their living situation. The variety of activities keeps them busy, and their basic living needs are adequately met so that they are comfortable. While initially there was a period of adjustment, they have settled in nicely and made new friends. Probably the one asset they enjoy most is living in a faith-based environment. My parents needed the housekeeping services, and are appreciative of the services. General areas of the facility are always clean, neat, and welcoming. The housekeeping staff is friendly and very accommodating to individual residents’ needs. I heard my dad tell one housekeeping person who had just cleaned his room, that he really appreciated how they “plumped” his pillow when making up the bed! Every one is friendly, and staff is always smiling and willing to answer questions. We are greeted every time we enter the building. Staff is friendly in the hallways, and greets/acknowledges residents and family by name. They are helpful and willing to help problem-solve to meet individual needs. Maintenance staff has addressed any problems in a timely manner. I have to give a 5 for quality of care. I really don’t know specifics, but my parents have no complaints. They appreciate the services provided; they like the food, and look forward to certain menus; they enjoy the religious activities, including Bible study, spiritual enrichment, and weekly chapel services; they enjoy activities such as billiards, book club, Thirsty Thursday (alcohol), walking club, etc.; they participate in movie nights, and a variety of community outings; my mom has really appreciated the balance classes; and, my father has started an intensive care for struggling plants! They both appreciate having basic needs met, such as meals, cleaning, and laundry, that make their life easier. Tribute provides a variety of services, such as transportation to the grocery store, Walmart, doctors appts, and on-site PT, and weekly clinic services. There is also a beauty shop on the premises, for hair cuts, shampoo & sets, perms, etc. The staff at Tribute is superb! The facility is clean and inviting. The management is quick to address concerns, and always willing to spend time with residents addressing concerns (their door is always open). The dining room has provided special touches for individual residents, such as giving my dad a “pot” of coffee each morning (rather than just a cup), and providing soft food meals while my mom goes through a month of dental procedures. My mom is so proud to invite family over for special events, such as Mother’s Day and Thanksgiving meals, courtesy of the dining room staff. The housekeeping staff has made sure that individual needs are met, and communicated well when changes to the schedule were made. My parents LOVE the food at Tribute. They appreciate the variety of the menu, and have certain entrees they look forward to. They appreciate the dining room being flexible with their schedule. When they are running late, the dining room will package their food for pick-up, so they can eat when returning. (This is especially helpful on Sundays, when they are often late getting back from church.) Tribute provides a plethora of activities, for independent living as well as the assisted living population. My parents have picked their favorites, and each month look forward to seeing what is coming up. Then they plan their schedules accordingly. They really enjoy the variety of music programs each month. They have also participated in a few of the off-campus offerings, such as trips to a winery, community plays, and scenic rides. Other activities include a knitting club, gardening, cards, etc. My parents are content with the rent they pay, and what it covers. Once we figured out how many months/years would be covered by the sale of their home, they were satisfied they could afford it long term. So, yes, we would highly recommend this facility. Our first interview for a place for our parents was Tribute. We went to 2 other places, just for comparison, and neither offered “just the right” level of care for their needs. Tribute was a perfect solution to their housing needs in so many ways, and when we took our parents for a tour, they agreed, and wrote a check on the spot. The decision to move my parents to Tribute was approved by other family members, as well as their friends. We were fortunate to have someone (not sure what her title was, but she was like a social worker) who answered all of our questions along the way, was able to give referrals for the transition process, and made the actual move in very easy. Unfortunately, my mom went in the hospital just 2 days after arriving (we wore her out!), so there was a glitch in the overall settling in process. But the staff members were very understanding, attentive, and patient throughout their first few months of adjustment.

Everyone there is always willing to help with whatever you need. I'm impressed with the number and quality of the activities. I would recommend to others. My parents are very happy there and that makes me happy too.

What we like the most about Fairview Park is Nurse [name removed] #1 and the Hair person (now retired). They have a solid medication distribution. The hall staff payed attention to our loved. We also have a great relationship with hospice

Madison Heights is excellent so far. The staff is very caring, the activity director has outings and in house activities weekly. You can't beet it for the price.

I am very pleased overall. I've made so many friends and I truly call this home!!! Legacy Reserve in Simpsonville has a post on Facebook where someone can see all the activities going on here! You can be busy all day or stay in your apartment and do nothing!! I would definitely recommend this community to other families based on the experience I have had so far!!

Had a positive experience. Would definitely recommend them.

The staff at the Goldton was amazing! I couldn’t have asked for a better experience while my grandmother was there. My grandmother went to assisted living on hospice care. We were only there for about a week before she passed away but I couldn’t have asked for a better place. Every single person I interacted with was so kind and compassionate. The staff truly goes above and beyond for the residents.

[name removed] is the person who shows the facility. Cannot recall her title. She was the best out of all the places we checked. The room sizes were the best I had seen and they also have a back door that opens to a back patio. Definitely worth a tour with [name removed]. We scheduled a lunch for our tour.

Great staff, but alot of Turn over as in most facilities. Visit your loved ones to make sure they are being taken care of . Don't depend on the assisted living staff to do what you should. I saw this alot and it made me sad .

My sister is currently a resident at The Goldton at St Petersburg and from what I see, the facility is always kept clean, very organized, and everyone that works there does their part in keeping it going. I really appreciate that everyone is taking good care of my sister and I know it's tough and it's not easy. I would recommend The Goldton at St Petersburg to others.

The people are kind and caring, the place is clean, the food looks very good. We're very happy with Spring Park. They listen and they care about the residents. That is not always the case! Also, people have worked there for a long time (in many cases) - that tells you they feel appreciated by the management and the families.

Staff is always respectful, cheerful, and good natured. Food is acceptable nutritious, if a bit institutional; certainly not high cuisine, but sufficient. Again, satisfied, but somewhat horrified at the monthly cost, and the care we picked was the most affordable in terms of cost-care comparison. It is certainly more affordable than in-home care, which is astronomical in terms of cost. If my mom was not well provided for by my dad, we'd be in a very bad way very quickly for care.

Excellent facility with a cohesive team that supports each other. Very comfortable setting and welcoming feel to the community. Care teams are amazing to work with and keep you well informed of your loved one's condition and change to behaviors. The total team is committed to the well being of your family member.

I liked Spring Park Assisted Living and Memory Care because it was a small facility. Everyone there was friendly, supportive and professional. The residents were like a big family and checked on each other daily. I would recommend Spring Park Assisted Living and Memory Care to other families.

My loved one is currently a resident at Madison Heights. This facility is only Alzheimer's/Dementia patients and the staff is trained to deal with their problems. They also have a qualified nurse on call, even on the weekends. My loved one has been here for about four months now and I have seen a huge difference in this facility versus her previous one. The last time I visited my loved one, the nurse saw me and told me that she had another infection and that she was already on medication. The nurse had noticed a change in my loved one's personality due to the UTI. At the last facility, I was the one who had to always report that she needed medication and that she had an infection. Also, Madison Heights quoted me a very fair price and said that they would keep it at this price for as long as my loved one is there.

Touring Madison at Oviedo, I instantly felt like I was at home. It is a smaller facility which I loved. All the people living there looked so happy and were active. You do not always see this if you have been to a few of these. The staff said hello as you walked around. The lady we met with Becca was very friendly and helpful.

My loved one is currently a resident at Madison of Ocoee and the experience has been great. The patient to staff ratio is excellent (most of the staff have been there for 10+ years). I would highly recommend Madison at Ocoee for "mom or dad" if they have more needs.