Elegance Living, LLC

My loved ones initially chose Brentwook because they wanted 2 bathrooms/bedrooms and many facilities did not have 2 bathrooms nor did they have a 2 bedroom available. Brentwood offered to combine 2 singles into a 2 bedroom, which worked out well for them. They have been happy with the extra space, as ALF rooms/living space is very small in most places. The kindness of the majority of the staff and the responsiveness of the new administrator and Medical Director is what has kept them there. It is truly obvious many of the staff love what they do (names removed) and they have been very kind and helpful to my parents and us.

I have concerns with the lack of communication within Care staff and administrative staff in regards to day to day care. Things went missing and no one there took any of this as important. They did not address the situations properly. Based off of our experience there, we would not recommend St. Augustine Plantation to others.

Anchor Bay I didn't like the feel of the memory care wing. It was just one big room when they weren't in thier rooms and they charged you for everything they did as far as care.

The space is beautiful and is very festively decorated for holidays. My mom's bedroom floor, doesn't seem to have been washed in the 3 months she has been there. The receptionist and directors are nice and some of CNA's are, but too many per diem CNA'S.{name removed] is wonderful and there are some good CNA'S, but they use too many per diem CNA'S, who are not familiar with the residence or their care. I heard the food is good.Some of activities are on video, i.e. exercise, which limits human interaction. I think it is a decent place and my mom seems happy.

They have nice sized apartments and its a beautiful facility. We would recommend this community to other families.

My mom pays over $5000 a month to reside here and yet Brentwood has the audacity to charge $10 per guest to join her for lunch. This is so not right asking her guest to pay $10. especially a family member. my son is disabled and he visits grandma now he is having a hard time doing so cause the server made him feel bad cause he did not have $10 so he went without eating. I wish we could do something to make you understand how ridiculous this new policy is. It is not sitting well with your residents either.

Our experience has been okay. There are some items that could use improving overall such as food, activities, and communication with the family. I would recommend you ask several questions to make sure it will be a good fit, and to allow your loved one some time to settle into the community. The community did a great job during the tour of marketing and selling the best of the community, and not all of it has been good for us.

When my Mom was at Symphony some of the care she received was not very good. My Mom was in memory care and half the time she asked for help no one came. Besides taking out the garbage, Symphony staff rarely did cleaning in my mother's room. And we often saw flying bugs in her room, gnats from food left out by the kitchen almost every night.

I toured this community and it was ok. The rooms seemed a bit smaller than most of the other places we toured.

My loved one does not like the food. The food needs to improve, and they need to alter to particular dietary needs. The activities are okay. They need to encourage the residents, to move around more on their own. Overall, we are not happy with Gardenview.

They had nice rooms, but had no activities, and the turnover in staff was a red flag.

This is a typical community. They do not go over and above in my opinion. I feel like they get them and sit them all in one room and the residents just seem to sit in one place all day. I put my father here for him to get socialization and everything and I do not feel like he is getting that here. I go every day because I am close and sometimes I have to speak up to the staff about certain things with my loved one.

Our loved one was their for respite care and we told the staff upfront our loved one was going to be a chore because they had been living on their own for many many years and it was kind of like "my way or the highway." If our loved one was more willing to engage we would of given this community all 5 stars but they just made it difficult. We do not blame them for anything, they really did try their best. All the staff we did deal with were friendly, and cooperative.

This community was to clinical for my needs. I knew they did a great service and heard great things about them but it was just not the right place for my loved one.

They have absolutely no variation for people who have dietary restrictions, they do not accommodate my mother at all. They are supposed to have memory care activities and they do not have those either. Memory care overall has no real structure and a lot of time staff do not know what is going on and there is not a lot of communication.

The time here was during the pandemic with restrictions. The community has memory care. There are a lot of times when I visit the residents are asleep around a common area. The caregiver is sitting with the residents. This is a concern for me. I'm not getting a sense of activities for the residents. My concern with the pandemic is I'm not understanding with mask wearing and restrictions, especially children visiting with the residents vaccinated. They are requiring for children under 14 window visits or outside by schedule only. It would be nice to see the family inside the community for our loved one.

We chose Woodhomle Gardens at the time because they had low covid numbers and they have been able to keep it under control. There were also some familiar faces here for my mom as well. I think they could use improvement on the cleanliness in the residents rooms, they are short staffed but it seems like they are trying. I think they are trying to rebuild so it is up and down but they seem to be picking up more residents.

It is an okay place. They don't have the greatest care, and don't seem to be friendly towards the families and residents. The staff have lost our loved one's hearing aides on multiple occasions. They have movies, exercise, and puzzles available for the residents to participate in.