Experience Senior Living

The staff here is the best, looking forward to make it my home Toured recently and the place is in great conditions, the staff was friendly and made our toured great. We are very please and hope to be back soon.

I toured The Gallery at North Port and the tour was excellent! The building was nice, however the cost was very expensive compared to other facilities in the area. Also, they seemed to have a poor meal plan.

I appreciate receiving information about special events going on. Based on our experience so far we would recommend this community to other families.

The Gallery at North Port is a beautiful community that has made me feel welcome from day one. I've enjoyed getting to know the other residents during the various activities and our daily pre-dinner happy hour. The leader of the community is [name removed]and she makes me feel like I'm part of an extended family. Wether I'm lounging by the pool, reading a book in the lounge, or getting my hair done with the ladies, I am enjoying all the benefits of the Gallery.

Mostly mom seems happy and they have provide consistent care including medical and physical therapy. Mom is in a much better place than when we were trying to let her remain at home with caregivers being there 5 hours a day. I have a daughter in Kokomo who has visited the facility and my brother [name removed] who lives in Plano, Texas helped mom move in. Both said that the facility was clean, they seemed adequately staffed and the staff was friendly and helpful. I talk to mom every other week and she doesn't complain about Sugar Fork. From my experience, I would recommend Sugar Fork Crossing.

We absolutely loved Demaree Crossing. Only reason we went to another facility was because it was close to where my Mom used to live and work. She thought she would know more people down there. I loved all the activities and I thought my Mom would love the greenhouse. Demaree was small and easy to get around. It was out in the country a bit. Staff was excellent! Just all around a nice place.

The Gallery at Port Orange is amazing! It's a very welcoming and homey community, and we just love it. The apartment is very spacious and accommodating. And my family member loves socializing with her peers.

We recently moved mom to Heritage Crossing after 5+ years living in another facility. The transition was very positive and she is engaged more than she has been in a couple of years. We believe this is a result of all the exceptional people who care for her and the mgt. team. Many thanks for your dedication to the care and comfort for those you serve.

Demaree Crossing feels like home the minute you walk in the door and you can tell the staff truly cares and the residents all seem happy. This place is so nice and new and open. Full of activities for their residents. It seems like my mom has come back to life!

This facility is good and we're really happy with it. I would recommend them to family and friends.

This is a new and beautiful facility. In fact, my granddaughter visited recently and commented that it felt like being in a fancy hotel. They are very helpful here. One thing we really like is that they use an app to send pictures and updates on activities daily. It's great for family who isn't close by, we all enjoy the updates. They have a good variety of activities, sometimes multiple in one day. They balance them well between social, emotional, brain, and physical activities. The food is good quality and variety. They have a multi menu daily with 4 starters and 2 specials, other options and a good variety of dessert options as well. Communication with the family is absolutely great, especially during the hurricane. They sent a letter out ahead of time to notify family of their plan and had 2 teams there for 24 hours at a time. They have a generator and had bottled water and others things on hand just incase. Thankfully, they didn't have to evacuate. We chose to bring mom home during the storm, they did have a water breach in one of the hallways and had to move a few of the residents. But they're working hard to get it fixed and sending us updates daily. They have about 100 workers in and out of there right now trying to get it repaired. I would recommend them to family and friends.

The Springs of Parc Hill was the most expensive facility out of the ones we looked at. But what sticks out the most about the facility was how clean it is and the friendliness of the staff. It was at the top of my list.

Everything is good and it is a nice and new place. There is a new chef, and all the residents are waiting for the food to get straightened out to meet our tastes. I would recommend the community to others for their loved ones. The activities are a little slow in getting back up and running due to a new activities director. Some of the activities available include: bingo, cards, outings, and more for the residents to participate in. There is a pool on site and exercise groups available as well. There is a gym with a licensed physical therapist as well.

The tour experience was fine, and they had a lot to offer, but we decided to go with another community for our loved one.

Our family had an in person tour and we really liked this community, the place was nice and the people were very friendly but at the time we needed a place for our loved one they did not have a private room available.

My Mom is here and everyone is very nice and pleasant to be around. They treat the residents very well and do a lot with them.

The residents and staff are very lively and energetic,. There is always something to do for the residents, and the staff members are attentive to residents and family members.

Walnut Crossing is a fun place to be. They have lots of different activities for everyone. Their bus goes to different stores and places to eat. Everyone is very nice and caring. It is very clean and well taken care of.

I am extremely impressed with this facility, it is so clean and well kept up. The staff including maintenance, nursing, food service are wonderful and very caring.

My parents were some of the first to move into the Assisted Living. I came to visit them, staying nearby but basically with them all day. Every staff member knew my parents by name and gave hugs too! The woman who runs activities plans amazing things and tries to involve everyone. I was sad to leave and wished I wasn’t too young to move in! The food is also excellent- my parents have gained a little weight now that they are eating healthy food regularly and not relying on take out. I also work and have worked at various ALFs in other states in the US and this is way better than any of them!