Legend Senior Living

This place can get very expensive for people who need a high level of care. They do accommodate for a high level of care and they have a lot of activities.

The staff is always willing to talk to you when you have a question or concern right up to the Director.

There are extra costs and changes in level of care and sometimes there is a long wait for assistance, dining and medicine disbursement

They were understaffed. But that seemed to be the same at many facilities we visited. The staff was pleasant and helpful. There was just not enough of them. The food staff seemed especially short handed. The facility seemed to have different group activities every afternoon, happy hour, sing alongs, ice cream socials, etc. The residents seemed to enjoy those.

I would recommend. Staff turnover is the biggest negative. I head this is not uncommon in a lot of these facilities. My dad feels very welcome and safe there. The staff that is there is great.

Clean, friendly staff, accommodating to the family of their loved one. Close to home for me with flexible visiting hours

What we like the most about the community is that the activity coordinator does a great job of keeping folks engaged. Also PT available for the residents.

The residents and staff are all family. The staff is great at knowing names and making mom feel like they know her. Green Tree really is a great place everytime I visit her. Which is 2x a month. She said meal times were too early and short. Other than that, it's great!

At times it felt like the staff was overwhelmed due to patient demands and staffing numbers. The staff was the main reason we chose this facility!

The facility is beautiful and I think fairly priced. The only issue we have is some of the staff. The long standing staff are wonderful but there seems to be a high turnover and the newer staff either are not trained properly or don't want to do their jobs.

It's only been less than 3 months since my wife went into the memory care unit at sunrise. So far things have been going well with everything and she seems to been acclimating fairly well to her new environment. The staff has been very helpful with her and making her feel welcome and cared for

Arbor House is an assisted living facility. What my parent really needed was a memory care facility. I guess I did not want to face up to that fact; I wish I had been told that to begin with.

I like the overall bright, clean and friendly atmosphere I encounter when I visit. The food situation has been unfortunate as there has been substantial turnover in the past several months, with no chef for a while and not enough servers. Food has been served barely warm and dining experience no matter what time of day has been extremely slow. A new chef has been hired and my experience two weeks ago was much improved, however.

The facility is clean. Some areas do not have very many tenants so someone might feel a bit isolated. The staff is friendly and focuses on the patient.

value would be a 5 if the food was as good as it was under previous management/owners. the major issue by all that live there seems to be the food quality, often cold , a lot of carbs, minimal veggies and meet. Obviously the cost will continue to rise making it unaffordable for many people looking for long term assisted living.

It has changed hands and is different than It was when we got there. Rooms are smallish. But that depends on perspective. Meals are good. They were great when we got there...

The apartments here are nice, a little dated but nice. You can bring your own furniture. Everyone is very nice and always say your name. Even the residents do. The food in the dinning room is pretty bad. Most everything is breaded. Breakfast is good. It's hard to pick good things when you have diabetes. The commons areas have recently been redone. They look very nice. Maintenance takes its time to fix things that are broken. Our apartment has an outside door but I'm on the list for a garage so my car is outside.

It's very homey and not industrial. I would recommend The Windsor of Gainesville to other families looking.

Periodically the food could improve. The staff is very nice.

We chose The Windsor of Venice because of the hurricane proof building, no need to evacuate the residents in a storm. Also, a nurse is on duty 24/7, not simply on call like other facilities. The facility is super clean and the building is built to withstand a category 5 hurricane which is very important here. The food has been good and bad, they are undergoing changes in kitchen staff and operations. It will improve.