Grand Living

Mom enjoys most of the meals and her apartment is spacious and pretty new. It’s in a convenient location close to Publix and Sprouts. Building did well during the last two hurricanes and no water or wind damage. Plenty of activities and the facility it well maintained.

Our mother moved into The Watermark when she relocated to the area to be closer to her family and she is very happy she did. The facility and living environment is very nice, but it is the wonderful and attentive staff who make it special. There are many activities for her to engage in and opportunities to make new friends. And the Watermark team does a wonderful job of helping her which helps us to rest easy that she is safe and well cared for. Thank you Watermark

The staff are super friendly and kind.

My mother’s husband has Alzheimer’s, but was still at home. The stress of being a full time caregiver was really taking a toll on my mom, and she ended up in the hospital herself. I contacted A Place for Mom, and they set up a tour for us. Once we got to Grand Living, we knew we didn’t have to look any further. All of the staff are just wonderful, they helped us through every step of this process and are so kind and caring. My stepfather in is memory care and he is treated like family; and the peace of mind we have now, knowing that he is safe, is such a relief and a blessing!

I am currently a resident at The Watermark at Coral Gables and everything about my experience at this facility has been great. I love it here! I would recommend The Watermark at Coral Gables to others.

I picked this community because of the amenities. I would recommend to others.

We chose Grand Living at Indian Creek for our loved one because of the value for the money as well as how nice the facility was. The staff and residents have all bee very nice. I would recommend this facility to others looking.

When my father was hospitalized someone sat with my mother overnight. There is 24 hour nursing care and they change the menu every 3 months. The Watermark is by far superior to[community name removed], and [fee removed] less a month. We would absolutely recommend this community to other families

We took a tour of Grand Living at Georgetown during our search for an Assisted Living facility for our loved one. Our tour was very nice. This facility was great! The cleanliness and friendliness were great.

We toured this community when we were looking into care options for our loved one. This was a very nice looking place, everything seemed very high end! The facility itself was very nice looking, and the staff all seemed very friendly

Excellent facility. Wonderful staff. Amazing experience. My step father moved in within 2 weeks and has received top care ever since! We are so lucky to have found such an amazing place. Thank you "Aplaceformom" for helping us locate this facility.

The care team has been amazing by constantly providing activities and enrichment for the residents. They cater to each persons needs and go above and beyond to make them feel special.

This is a more upscale and more independent living. The meals were lovely and the residents looked like they need a little bit of assistance. The price was very good for my parents.

In hind sight, overall it was good. It's complicated because my wife did not want to be there. It's a beautiful facility, always clean and maintained, food is awesome, staff and residents are friendly, apartment size is adequate, excellent exercise room, convenient location.

Great food, dining room service just okay. Apartment size okay but not what I would call large. Great activities. But difficult to get ahold of nurses and med techs, and assisted living services often not rendered at the level being paid for.

Grand Living is a wonderful community with a great supportive staff. Mom is safe and well taken care of in the Illuminations area. My only constructive feedback is the food. I’ve experienced several dinners there and it could use some improvement.

Memory care could use some licensed clinicians present during daytime hours. There seems to be a gap with addressing clinical issues in real-time. And we cannot expect med-techs to have the training or critical thinking necessary to address appropriately. There is also an issue with communication from the staff at memory care, which licensed professionals would know the importance and regulatory responsibilities related to this. We have still not been officially notified that 911 was called on Saturday for a fall. We found out from the memory care patient (who shouldn't be responsible for that, nor can be expected to have full understanding or details of said events).

Mom seems to be happy there. She's met some ladies which is a blessing. It's a very nice place. There is always room for improvement. The food is good, but mom complains. They don't cook the vegetables enough. They recently went up on their monthly fee and I'm sure it will price a lot of people out of This place. They keep the place very clean and organized. She enjoys reading the newspaper downstairs in the library every day and seems to enjoy the breakfast they provide. The care staff is very helpful. They have a lot of activities and ice cream, socials and special events, which is always nice.

The staff is very friendly and warm. There is a consistency in staffing with little noticeable changeover. They know my mom by name and are familiar with her needs, likes and quirks all of which give me and her comfort. We enjoy the people who work there and they genuinely seem to enjoy what they do and us as well.

My Dad’s experience moving in, making friends and adjusting to assisted living has been excellent. Behind the scenes, the process has not been as seamless. Getting medication management underway, and setting up his care plan has been a longer process. They were short staffed when we moved in. However, now at almost 6 weeks after move in, they seem to finally be fully staffed and more functional.